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: 2026 - Volume 7, Issue 6
Research-Articles
A dynamic data envelopment analysis of regional innovation efficiency in China
Yuanyu Lou, Mingxia Xiang, Guoliang Yang, Zhongcheng Guan, Tong Chen
The US–China relations and the impact of the US–China trade war: Global value chains analyses
Bo Meng, Yuning Gao, Tao Zhang, Jiabai Ye, Yaxiong Zhang
Can Climate Risk Disclosure Improve the Carbon Performance of High-Carbon Enterprises? Empirical Evidence from China
Mudan Wang, Tong Zhu, An Zeng
The good, the bad: How digital technology shapes welfare for formal and flexible workers?
Su Zhang, Yan Xia, Huijuan Wang, Jiaofeng Pan
Unravelling Financial Fragility of Global Markets Using Machine Learning
Vasilios Plakandaras, Rangan Gupta, Qiang Ji
Voluntary environmental regulation and carbon information disclosure: evidence from the green factory certification in China
Ping Zhang, Rui Xiang, Biao Shi
