Like a strand of DNA, the Double Helix Methodological system features two main interconnected components – an integrated model concerned with data, information, intelligence, and solutions (DIIS) and one covering mechanisms, impact, policy and solutions (MIPS). The model has made it possible to unravel think tank problems and for think tanks to better engage in scientification and advance towards disciplinization amidst the formation of think tank science and engineering.
Current Issue: 2025 - Volume 6, Issue 8
Research-Articles
Destination image of China’s National parks from a stakeholder perspective
Jingpei Qiu, ZiXuan Xie, Conglin Zhang
Systemic financial risk analysis of the U.S. based on the complex network
Yujiao Qiu, Xiaolei Sun, Xiong Xiong, Shubin Si
Public risk perception in extreme weather events: topic distribution, spatiotemporal analysis, and sentiment comparison on social media
Ruochen Zhang, An Chen
Can price regulation based on income groups help to solve the environmental-nutritional dilemma of the Chinese diet?
Rui Li, Meng Li, Yang Yang, Yanan Wang, Wei Chen, Peixue Xing, Zengming Liu
