The news coverage of the COVID-19 pandemic in early 2020 populated Western media with images of stockpiling. Images of empty shopping isles circulated on social
One of the concepts that will indissolubly remain linked to this long, exhausting fight against COVID-19 is “social distancing”. This is the idea that, being
This July 2022, the European Scientific Institute, next to its several peer reviewed journals, among which is one of the largest interdisciplinary journals in Europe
The 10 th Mediterranean Interdisciplinary Forum on Social Sciences and Humanities is over, and by now, all of us who attended are back at home
I am writing this book review of Michael Alley’s The Craft of Scientific Writing[1] (Springer) to alert readers of the ESI Blog of this excellent
During these past years, I have had the honor to serve as a Specialty Chief Editor for the Humanities section of the European Scientific Journal
COVID-19 has now been around for a little over a year, and over the past few months, vaccines have been rolling out. There are several
According to Webster’s Dictionary the definition of conspiracy theory is “a theory that explains an event or set of circumstances as the result of a
To date Covid-19 is still spreading easily and sustainably all over the world. The covid-19 pandemic has certainly lead many policy makers in many countries
A close friend, of mine, a clinical psychologist, asked me why different COVID- 19 vaccines were stored at different temperatures. As a neurologist, I didn’t
As we all know at this point, the year 2020 has brought a whole new set of challenges to the world. Not only has the
During this year 2020, all of us in the ESJ Family are celebrating the ESJ 10th anniversary and this Speciaò Edition – THE LANGUAGE OF
