“Local governance of workforce development” and vitalization of organizations in the United States: A paradigm shift in workforce development toward area-wide resilience by Soichiro MAEYAMA

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Contestations Over Classifications: Latinos, the Census and Race in the United States by Clara E. Rodríguez

“…Contestations over classifications: Latinos, the census and race in the United States. The divergence between popular and state classifications of peoples has become increasingly important with the growing migration of peoples around the world. …”
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An American Model for Europe? Tax Policy and Federalism in the United States by Gerald Friedman

“…Distributional disputes have contributed to some of the nation’s most bitter conflicts, including the Civil War of the 1860s; and the system of checks and balances not only contradicts democratic values but has often prevented effective government. With greater variation in economic circumstances than in the United States, a European fiscal union may face even greater pressure to redistribute income, possibly leading to the establishment of even more checks on democratic action than in the United States, even to the point of rendering moot the promise of fiscal union.…”
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Power Struggle between China and the United States: Lessons of History by L. Estachy

“…For the United States, it is about challenging the development of China’s influence in the world, in particular along the new maritime Silk Roads.…”
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Rethinking maternal healthcare for the 21st century in the United States by Vishwani PERSAUD-SHARMA

“…To date, the United States (U.S.) maternal mortality rate (MMR) is almost 30% higher than that of its global counterparts. …”
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An Enigmatic Wild Passerine Mortality Event in the Eastern United States by Sabrina S. Greening, Julie C. Ellis, Nicole L. Lewis, David B. Needle, Cristina M. Tato, Susan Knowles, Valerie Shearn-Bochsler, Jaimie L. Miller, Daniel A Grear, Jeffrey M. Lorch, David S. Blehert, Caitlin Burrell, Lisa A. Murphy, Erica A. Miller, C. Brandon Ogbunugafor, Andrea J. Ayala, W. Kelley Thomas, Joseph L. Sevigny, Lawrence M. Gordon, Tessa Baillargeon, Lusajo Mwakibete, Megan Kirchgessner, Christine L. Casey, Ethan Barton, Michael J. Yabsley, Eman Anis, Roderick B. Gagne, Patrice Klein, Cindy Driscoll, Chelsea A. Sykes, Robert H. Poppenga, Nicole M. Nemeth

“…Early efforts by rehabilitators, veterinarians, state and federal wildlife agencies, and universities helped gather public reports and fuel rapid responses by government agencies. …”
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States, global power and access to medicines: a comparative case study of China, India and the United States, 2000–2019 by Berit S. H. Hembre, Maulik Chokshi, Steven J. Hoffman, Fatima Suleman, Steinar Andresen, Kristin Sandberg, John-Arne Røttingen

“…During the COVID-19 pandemic, we found that the patterns from previous decades were continued in terms of cutting-edge innovation coming out of the United States. Trade restrictions from the United States and India contrasted our findings as well as the limited effective aid from the United States. …”
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White Women and the Fight for Equality in the Southern United States (1920-1964) by Anne Stefani

“…From the late 19th century to the 1960s, racial segregation and patriarchy were the main pillars of society in the southern United States. If the modern Civil Rights Movement that led in a few years to the historic abolition of segregation by the federal government came as a surprise to many Americans at the time, as the so-called Solid South was adamant in its determination to maintain its racist institutions forever, it was indeed welcomed by a significant minority of southerners as the logical outcome of a painful reform movement that had started decades earlier in the region. …”
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Comparison of the efficacy of COVID-19 responses in South Korea and the United States by Oliver Choi, Sunjoo Kim

“…In our research, we wanted to answer the question: Why was there such a large difference in the mortality rate between South Korea and the United States? This is because many East Asian countries, such as Korea, had a lower mortality rate than many countries, including developed ones, across the world – the mortality rate of South Korea was about five times lower than the United States. …”
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North, Iran-Contra, and the Doomsday Project: The Original Congressional Cover Up of Continuity-of-Government Planning by Peter Dale Scott

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Death and disappearance: Measuring racial disparities in mortality and life expectancy among people in state prisons, United States 2000-2014. by Bryan L Sykes, Ernest K Chavez, Justin D Strong

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Participation et gestion dans les parcs nationaux de montagne : approches anglo-saxonnes by Stéphane Héritier

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Public Participation and Environmental management in Mountain National Parks by Stéphane Héritier

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Non-state actor perceptions of legitimacy and meaningful participation in international climate governance by Lisa Dellmuth, Maria-Therese Gustafsson, Suanne Mistel Segovia-Tzompa

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Fomenters of Fiasco: Explaining the Failed Policy Response to COVID-19 in the United States by Lawrence D. Brown

“…Policy responses to COVID-19 in the United States have been constrained by electoral calculi that run from the executive to the legislative branch of the central government and thence also to the federal bureaucracy and the states. …”
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Finding gaps in the national electric vehicle charging station coverage of the United States by Lily Hanig, Catherine Ledna, Destenie Nock, Corey D. Harper, Arthur Yip, Eric Wood, C. Anna Spurlock

“…Abstract The United States federal government has invested $7.5 billion into charging infrastructure, including the National Electric Vehicle Infrastructure Program, to build fast charging stations along designated highways for long-distance car travel. …”
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Modeled sustainability impacts of increasing pork consumption among adults in the United States by Zach Conrad, Zach Conrad, Vincent Repoulis, Catherine Zavela

“…To address this gap, this study modeled the sustainability impacts of replacing different protein foods with pork in a nationally representative sample of adults in the United States (US).MethodsData on dietary intake, greenhouse gas emissions (GHGE), cumulative energy demand, water scarcity footprint, land, pesticides, fertilizer nutrients, food prices, and diet quality were obtained from publicly available repositories. …”
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Zionism and Academic Hegemony: The Intersection of Power, Knowledge, and Suppression in the United States Universities by Mehmet Rakipoğlu

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