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  1. Mar 14

    Read our Parasitology paper of the month for March -

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  2. Mar 14

    Dr. Frank Baumgartner, author of 'Suspect Citizens: What 20 Million Traffic Stops Tell Us About Policing and Race' coming soon from CUP on discussing 'driving while black.

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    Read the new issue of Compositio Mathematica for free through 31st March, featuring seven new research papers -

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  4. Mar 13

    Parenting Stress Associated with Epigenetic Differences in African American Mothers - new research courtesy of JCTS @httpjytaylor007

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  5. Mar 13

    RT : Still a thrill seeing a paper in print. How do doctors deliver a diagnosis of dementia?

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  6. Mar 13

    In honour of Women's History Month, we are sharing highlights from and about inspirational female academics throughout March. View our blogpost on Women in Global Health, courtesy of . .

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  7. Mar 13

    Have you seen 'Fragmented Democracy' by ? Publishing this month, 'Fragmented Democracy' demonstrates the consequences of disparities for democratic citizenship. Learn more here:

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  8. Mar 12

    One in ten new fathers experience mental health problems according to a new study published in BJPsych Open by . Click here to to find out more via the blog post and download the Open Access article:

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  9. Mar 12

    In this new blog post for author Jenny Davidson discusses the work and significance of Jane Austen:

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  10. Mar 12

    The latest research from American Antiquity explores women in academia and asks 'Why do fewer women than men apply for grants after their PhDs?' Read the paper for free

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  11. Mar 12

    We’re celebrating Women’s History Month with highlights and FREE content about, by and for inspiring women across our range of subjects. Explore our collection:

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  12. Mar 9

    New research from and - Dying for the group: Towards a general theory of extreme self-sacrifice.

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  13. Mar 9

    In honour of Women's History Month, we are sharing highlights from and about inspirational female academics throughout March. View the latest blogpost in the series, courtesy of . Women in Global Health - .

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  14. Mar 9

    In this blog post Christopher Bigsby puts the spotlight on female playwrights in America:

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  15. Mar 9

    In honour of Women's History Month, we are sharing highlights from and about inspirational female academics throughout March. View the latest blogpost in the series, courtesy of . Women in Global Health - .

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  16. Mar 9

    Have you explored our Gender & Law collection? In honor of and enjoy our hub for books and articles on the intersection of and gender

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    Mar 6

    Celebrating our open access book at with ThomasElmqvist !!!

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  18. Mar 9

    In honour of Women's History Month, we are sharing highlights from and about inspirational female academics throughout March. View the latest blogpost in the series, courtesy of . Women in Global Health - .

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  19. Mar 9

    Have you explored our Gender & Politics collection? In honor of and enjoy our hub for books and articles by, or about, leading female academics & pioneers in the field of global ,

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  20. Mar 8

    In honor of , we have made a special collection of articles on Women in the Middle East free to access until April 1, 2018. Explore and enjoy reading these great papers at

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