Emergence of Invasive Group A Streptococcus Infection in an Infant: A Case Report by Alexis N. Roach, Ryan Kwong, Sarah Sylvester

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HARMONIZING INTERNATIONAL AND NATIONAL LEGAL SYSTEMS THROUGH THE PRINCIPLES OF SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT IN THE MODERN STATE by Siti Sumartini, Tri Setiady

“…Moreover, this research contributes to legal scholarship by stating the role of international norms in advancing sustainable development.…”
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Ethnic Identity Construction and Contestation in Bangladesh: The Case of the Manipuri and Bishnupriya Communities by Rajmoni Singha

“…Although this issue is significant for the Manipuri community, it remains underexplored in Bangladeshi scholarship. This study addresses the gap using qualitative methods, including in-depth interviews and participatory observations, complemented by secondary sources and scholarly research. …”
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La pratique du ṣulḥ dans les oasis du Grand Touat : justice consensuelle et juridiction islamique dans une société saharienne du xviiie siècle by Ismail Warscheid

“…During the early modern period (fifteenth-eighteenth centuries), the oasis of Tuwāt in present-day southern Algeria became one of the most important centers of Islamic learning in the Sahara. The spread of scholarship across the oasis accompanied the formation of powerful Islamic legal institutions operating at a regional level. …”
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A Tic-ing Time Bomb: Case Report of a Unique Presentation of Sudden-onset Tics by Arino Neto, Vanessa Perez, Kim Manwaring, Lauren Averill, Victoria Wurster Ovalle

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Time after Time: Narratives of the Longue Durée in the Anthropocene by Stephen W. Sawyer

“…This article suggests that new potential areas of collaboration between historians and literary scholars have emerged around a nascent but galloping interest in two fields of scholarship, the Anthropocene and the longue durée. …”
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Platformed Ritual in Emotions: (Dys)functional Construction of Intimacy in Digital Dating in China by Xiyu Cao, Ping Sun

“…Drawing on Eva Illouz’s argument on a regime of performativity of emotions and ritual scholarship, this study investigates the staged (dys)functioning of platform-constructed acts. …”
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‘Trustworthy Allies’: International Organisations, Ernest Hemingway, Women Activists, and Spanish Republican Exiles in Cuba by Daniel Fernandez Guevara

“… A shortage of scholarship exists on US private chartable aid organisations and their efforts to help exiles of the Spanish Civil War. …”
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News Literacy and Public Service News Broadcasting: Is There a Connection? Evaluating News Literacy Among Viewers and Non-Viewers of PSB News Programming in Austria by Kimberly Callecod-Weinrich, Janez Krek

“…Establishing a baseline measurement of news literacy in this cohort in the midst of a transforming media landscape fills a research gap in the nascent discipline and provides a useful point of reference for future scholarship.…”
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American Weed: A History of Cannabis Cultivation in the United States by Nick Johnson

“…With a clearer picture of these themes, cannabis scholarship can better inform future studies, discussions, and public policy related to the plant.…”
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La sociologie, discipline experte des controverses environnementales ? by Anahita Grisoni, Sophie Némoz

“…In the third part of this article, the posture of the committed sociologist - scholarship with commitment (Bourdieu, 2002) – will be revisited not only from the analysis of several situations of research, but also from various experiences in professional structures, in which the sociologist was invited to propose measures serving as basis for action.…”
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Des œuvres en morceaux et des trous sur les murs. La difficulté d’écrire la vie des œuvres du Pérugin au XIXe siècle by Éloïse Dumas

“…In Perugia, their absence gave way to a memory that froze scholarship and contributed to the crystallisation of the collective consciousness. …”
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Agentive and Independent Older Female Adult in Strong Woman Gang Nam-Soon: Going Against Prevalent Gendered Ageism in K-Dramas by Yuliyanto Chandra

“…This article explores the representation of an older female adult (OFA) in the Korean drama Strong Woman Gang Nam-Soon. While scholarship on OFA has revealed their lack of positive representation—resulting in multifarious detriments—literature on OFA in K-drama is considerably scanty. …”

Is ‘digital transition’ a syntax error? Purpose, emergence and directionality in a contemporary governance discourse by Bonno Pel

“…The analysis explores this apparent ‘syntax error’ through academic scholarship, gray literature, as well as newspaper sources. …”
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Cholecystoduodenal Fistula and Urosepsis in A Febrile Emergency Department Patient: A Case Report by Amna Nawaz, Denise Elizondo, Bushra Hussein, Rebecca Theophanous

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The Empire of Beasts Then and Now: Political Cartoons and New Trends in Victorian Animal Studies by Irina Kantarbaeva-Bill

“…Non-human animals were not just used for rhetorical purposes: beasts provided their very bodies to fund and fuel imperial projects, carried administrators and armies across and into remote spaces, and instilled fear and fascination in colonized and colonizers alike. While the scholarship recounting this relationship is not new, recent studies built on pioneering environmental and cultural histories (re)introduced many of the salient topics related to the showcasing of animals and imperialism such as conquest, disease, breeding, scientific categorization, animal welfare, vivisection, zoos, hunting, and conservation.…”
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The Roman City of Tarsus in Cilicia and its Terracotta Figurines by Isabelle Hasselin Rous, Serdar Yalçin

“…The mound of Gözlükule, the oldest and continuously inhabited part of the ancient city, informs modern scholarship about the material and visual culture of Roman Tarsus, as well as the earlier periods of habitation. …”
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The mirage of a triune rainbow by E.M. Conradie

“…It is written in the form of an “academic letter” that assumes the requisite scholarship, but deliberately engages in a conversation that is appropriate to the exploratory approach that is adopted and honours the correspondent upon his retirement. …”
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Les mots de la religion et de la superstition dans le Dictionnaire Languedocien d’Augustin Bonet (xviiie siècle) by Claire Torreilles

“…But the people’s own language is also imbued with creeds and superstitions, the most delightful descriptions of which he quotes (rites and blasphemous prayers, Saint John’s Night bonfires and Saint John’s Wort) while morally condemning them in the name of faith and reason, on the model of Jean-Baptiste Thiers’s Traité des superstitions, which he often refers to. By focusing his scholarship on popular culture, Bonet, whose dictionary was lost for over two centuries, proved to be a pioneer.…”
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Situating the Jungle-village in Leonard Woolf’s The Village in the Jungle (1913) by Vihanga Perera

“…This paper addresses a gap in literary research in the scholarship on Leonard Woolf’s The Village in the Jungle: a lack of demonstrated understanding on the part of major critics as to what constitutes a village-jungle in the early-20th-century Ceylonese context and, as a result, misunderstanding of the novel’s main characters and events. …”
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