Women and the emergence of the Arabic novel by Booth, M

“…Women’s engagement in producing the early Arabic novel goes beyond authorship: it involves readership, girls’ education, venues, sensitivities, and gender difference as a topic in public discourse. …”

Hosting the Council in Nicaea: material needs and solutions by Jacobs, I

“…The next part focusses on the location, character, and size of the venue of the council, the palace of Nicaea. After a more general discussion of the complex, the author attempts to shed light on the physical form of the hall in which the bishops gathered by reviewing the evidence for audience halls known from other imperial and private palaces. …”

Informing realities: Research, public opinion, and media reports on migration and integration by Allen, W, Blinder, S, McNeil, R

“…As academics aim to have impact on public debate, they should acknowledge even further how their research—comprising the questions they ask, the methods they employ, and the modes and venues in which they present their (p.51) findings—relates to the contours of public debate. …”