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An Autoethnographic Account of the Dimensions of Learning to Teach, Angela Reyes-Carrasquillo and Diane Rodríguez

"Artificial Intelligence and Economic Development in Ghana: Assessing the Role of Government Policy and Regulation", Sebastian Sharma

A Tale of Two Chinatowns: Development Projects and Their Effects on Diasporic Communities, Gemma Oshiro

Bergen Koster, Debra, Sophia Maier Garcia

Bergman, Abby, Sonia Morris

Beyond Borders: The Lubomirski Dürers and the Global Debate on the Ethics of Art Restitution, Gabriela Bloch

Career Long Scholarly Contributions to Educating Teachers for Multilingual Classrooms and Exploring Multilingualism, Yidan Shao and Patricia M. Velasco

Chavez, Robert, Sophia Maier Garcia

Critical Language Awareness for Spanish-English Bilingual 5th Graders, Mary Hudgens Henderson

Democracy’s Crossroads: How Extremism Reshapes Power and Inclusion in the United States and India, Abhipri Chowdhury

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Digital Voices of the Arab Spring: Mainstream Media, Social Media, and Narrative in Egypt's Tahrir Square Protests, Sofia Nogueira Sanca

Dumy and the Nation: How Folklore and Folk Songs Help Compose a Distinct Ukrainian Narrative, Amy Herd

Evaluating the Opportunities and Limitations of Social Enterprises in Addressing Period Poverty in Rural India, Abigael Hartlieb

Exploring Teaching and Learning in Diverse Multilingual Spaces, Juliet M. Luther

France’s Exclusion Politics: Anti-Immigrant Rhetoric and Political Capital (1972-2002), Alicia Strader

Gnosticism, political theory and apocalypse: Jacob Taubes and Günther Anders, Tracy Strong and Carl Schmitt, Babette babich

Günther Anders’s “Promethean Shame”: Technological Ressentiment and Surveillance, Babette Babich

Harold Thomas, Michael Nelson, Ronald Woods and Debra Washington, Catalina Alvarez, Eric Bishop, Meena Kabbani, Morgan Mueller, Tanvi Shah, Ash Wang, Bhavika Yendapalli, and Junhan Zhao

How the Integration of Bosnian Refugees in Saint Louis is a Model for Success for Current Afghan Refugees and Future Resettlements in the U.S., Indira Kar

Immigrants’ Inhumanity to Immigrants: The Failings of Modern US Immigration Policies through the Lens of Mauritanian Asylum Seekers, Karuna Kayembe

“I’m Not Belgian, I’m European”: Ontological Security, Common Security & Defense Policy, and Evolving Identity Dynamics within the European Union, Madeleine Bamford

Imperial Fabrication of Ethnic Cleansing: Czarist Through Soviet Russian Practices and Policies Responsibility in The Ethnic Cleansing of Georgians in Abkhazia., George Kane

Interviews with JMER’s Contributors: Episode #2 - Sandra I. Musanti, PhD; Episode #3 - Diane D. Kester, PhD, Ming Zhu

Japan’s “Other”: an Investigation into Nihonjinron’s Influence on Japanese Society, James Novello

JMER Volume 13 Full Issue, Senior Editor

Kujegi Camara, Mark Naison

Leslie Peterson, Mark Naison

Life Long Perspectives on the Multilingual Experience, Annie Shaba

Martin Heidegger on Günther Anders and Technology: On Ray Kurzweil, Fritz Lang, and Transhumanism, Babette Babich

Mexico's Gender Violence Alerts: Ambiguous, Under-resourced, and Uneven Impacting Women’s to Human Rights, Molly Ewing

Naomi Pemberton, Mark Naison

Navigating Taiwan's Bilingual 2030 Policy: Unveiling Teachers' Glocalization Efforts and Agency, Ching-Ching Lin and Ming-Hsuan Wu

Neal Matticks, Morgan Mueller and Tanvi Shah

Obstacles to Black Wealth Acquisition North and South in the 20th Century, Mark Naison

READING FEYERABEND BETWEEN PHILOSOPHY OF SCIENCE, HERMENEUTICS – AND GOD, Babette Babich

Rethinking Resource Exploitation: Shared Capitalist Motivations in Ghana’s Gold Mining Sector, Benedicta Donkor

Revolution Beneath the Burqa: Afghan Women’s Grassroots Resistance and A Goal of Sustainable Change Under the Taliban (1990s-2000s), Ava Stover

Rocky Bucano, Mark Naison

Ronald Woods, Catalina Alvarez, Eric Bishop, Meena Kabbani, Ash Wang, Bhavika Yendapalli, and Junhan Zhao

Silver. Jerry and Irene, Reyna Lee Stovall

Sociocultural Predictors of Children’s Papiamento and Dutch Reading Literacy in the Dutch Caribbean, Melissa van der Elst-Koeiman, Eliane Segers, Ronald Severing, and Ludo Verhoeven

“Stories that are silenced for way too Long” Silence on sexual violence during the Holocaust and the importance of accurate depiction of it, Adele Blokh

The Challenges of International Maritime Treaty Enforcement: Examining Outcomes of the South Sea and Red Sea Dispute, Sofia Roshan Hope Gellada

The Last Divided Capital: How UNFICYP Has Inadvertently Perpetuated a Frozen Conflict and the 50-Year Quest for Peace in Cyprus, Natalie Charalambous

The Politics of Perspective: A Comparative Analysis of the Framing of Political Violence in German Media Coverage of Immigration Prior to the 2024 State Elections, Jillian Klostermann

Towards Inclusive Advocacy: Addressing Colonial Legacies, Evangelical Influence, and Nationalism in Uganda’s LGBTQI+ Rights Movement, Rodrigo Pedraza Calleja

Visibility Without Justice: The Wayuu’s Paradox of Resistance Amid Marginalization and Systemic Violence, Courtney Kren

¿Y Ahora Qué? Interest Convergence and Hope Through Provision, Promotion, and Partnerships in Two-Way Dual Language Programs, Mitch Ingram and Charise Pimentel