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Submissions from 2024

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The Reading Wars: Ideological and Pedagogical Conflicts Ignited by The Writings of Rudolf Flesch, Siobhan Mumford

Submissions from 2023

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The Russo-Ukrainian Pre-War Crisis: A Comparative Test of Rational Choice, Expected Utility, Poliheuristic, and Prospect Theories to Explain the War's Outbreak, Daniel J. Reisner

Submissions from 2022

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Not of Woman Born? Extra-uterine Destining and the Individual, Social, and Spiritual Implications of Ectogenesis, Laura Johnson Dahlke

Submissions from 2020

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Three Perspectives on Happiness, from Ancient to Modern: Aristotle, Adam Smith, and Martin E.P. Seligman, Patrick D. Wong

Submissions from 2018

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Networks of Survival in Kinshasa, Mumbai, Detroit, and Comparison Cities; an Empirical Perspective, Beryl S. Powell

Submissions from 2016

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Classical-Christian Friendship Operating in Western Literature: Oral Traditions to the Apex of Print Culture, Marc G. LeVasseur

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Environmental Ethics and The Electric Power Grid: A Case for Technological Momentum, Paul A. Povlock

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Centralization and its Discontents: Exploring the Relationship between Measures of Moral Development, Happiness and Technology Driven, Centralized Ways of Being, Kirsti Svendsen