Animal Tales in Cherokee and Sumbawa Tradition: A Study on Cherokee and Sumbawanese Values Reflected in Three Pairs of Stories by , Vivin Nila Rakhmatullah, , Prof. Djuhertati Imam Muhni, M.A., Ph.D

“…Employing multidisciplinary theories under American Studies those are â��structuralismâ�� by Alan Dundes and â��micro to macroâ�� by Leo Marx. …”

Homocysteine, MTHFR and risk of venous thrombosis: a meta-analysis of published epidemiological studies. by Den Heijer, M, Lewington, S, Clarke, R

“…In contrast with non-American studies, the 677TT genotype had no effect on venous thrombosis in North America, due probably to the higher intake of folate and riboflavin in North America. …”

Latin American social movements: Bringing strategy back in by Krausova, A

The yellow peril discourse in anglophone and sinophone literatures and cultures, 1895 to the present: mutations, reactions, and reinventions by Shi, D

“…It seeks to challenge the discursive ossification of “Yellow Peril” in the existing English-language scholarship dominated by Asian American Studies. The shifting presences and absences of the “Yellow Peril” in a diverse range of cultural materials, including novels, memoirs, poems, song lyrics, and music videos, are examined with comparative perspectives. …”

Factors associated to student satisfaction with teachers, infrastructure and research in Latin American medical schools by Christian R. Mejía, Felipe T. Serrano, Paola A. Garcilazo-Silva, Aileen Ferran Sepúlveda, Jefferson Salguero-Sánchez, Mariela Ricse-Mayhuasca, Mario J. Valladares-Garrido

“…There are not multicenter Latin American studies that determine its factors related, to improve medical curricula. …”
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Examining gender issues in education: exploring confounding experiences on three female educators’ professional knowledge landscapes by Michaelann Kelley, Cheryl J. Craig, Gayle A. Curtis, Gayle A. Curtis

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“I Am Never Enough”: Factors Contributing to Secondary Traumatic Stress and Burnout among Black Student Services Professionals in Higher Education by Portia Jackson Preston, Gregory Chris Brown, Tiffani Garnett, Delia Sanchez, Esther Fagbamila, Natalie Graham

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Prevalence of bacterial coinfection and patterns of antibiotics prescribing in patients with COVID-19: A systematic review and meta-analysis. by Faisal Salman Alshaikh, Brian Godman, Oula Nawaf Sindi, R Andrew Seaton, Amanj Kurdi

“…Sub-group analysis by region demonstrated that bacterial co-infection was more prevalent in North American studies (7.89%, 95% CI 3.30-14.18).<h4>Conclusion</h4>Prevalence of bacterial coinfection in COVID-19 is low, yet prevalence of antibiotic prescribing is high, indicating the need for targeted COVID-19 antimicrobial stewardship initiatives to reduce the global threat of AMR.…”
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Sinophobia was popular in Chinese language communities on Twitter during the early COVID-19 pandemic by Yongjun Zhang, Hao Lin, Yi Wang, Xinguang Fan

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Open Spaces and Urban Ecosystem Services. Cooling Effect towards Urban Planning in South American Cities by Luis Inostroza

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The Nehanda mythology: Dialectics of gender, history and religion in Zimbabwean literature by Esther Mavengano

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Discussion About the Book by A. Kubyshkin “Town and Gown. The American University in the Structure of Civic Society” by Natalia Tsvetkova, Alexander Sergunin, Alexandr Perevezentsev, Svetlana Tokareva

“…Tsvetkova notes in the essay the unique methodological approach used by the author, who combines historical studies and memoirs, that makes the book an exceptional historiographical occasion in Russian-American studies. The review notes the following important topics that this book raises for consideration: metaphorical research, questions on the national and global status of a university, the dilemma of isomorphism, educational environment architecture, and the role of travelogues in understanding US universities. …”
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AN ANALYSIS OF CONVERSATIONAL DISCOURSE IN MEDICAL SETTINGS FOR LEARNERS OF GERMAN: LANGUAGE, COMMUNICATION AND PEDAGOGY by Ray C. H. Leung

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“It’s a revolving door”: understanding the social determinants of mental health as experienced by formerly incarcerated people by Shivani Nishar, Esteem Brumfield, Shromona Mandal, Rahul Vanjani, Jon Soske

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Rattraper le nouvel Occident : « L’initiative d’excellence » allemande, les études régionales et la re-production des inégalités by Manuela Boatcă

“…To this end, the paper proceeds in two steps: First, following Reinhard Kreckel‘s argument that neoliberal globalization exerts new economic and fiscal pressures on the state that are then passed on to the higher education systems depending on them, the paper looks at how the new elite discourse of German higher education is producing new structures of exclusion instead of the professed more egalitarian and meritocratic system of self-designated “knowledge societies”.Second, using the examples of recent calls for grant applications by Germany‘s ministry of education and state-funded research agencies, the paper zooms in on the revival of area studies as one of the prominent targets of the excellence initiative and funding in order to show how strong state financial support for inequality and democratization research (in the context of Latin American studies) and transformation research (in the context of Eastern European studies) reinforces the main assumptions of modernization theory and reproduces the asymmetries of knowledge production characteristic of Euro- and state-centered approaches to the issues in question.…”
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Bored and spoiling for a flight: capabilities lost and found in lockdown by Doris Sommer, Doris Sommer

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Divergent perspectives about water security: hydrosocial transformations in the metropolitan region of Montevideo (Uruguay) by Natalia Dias Tadeu, Natalia Dias Tadeu, Micaela Trimble, Micaela Trimble, Marila Lázaro, Paula Venturini, Mauricio Venegas, Mauricio Venegas

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The phallocentric paradox and semantics of Eve’s myth in Zimbabwe’s contemporary national politics: An ecofeminist reading of Bulawayo’s novel, Glory by Esther Mavengano

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Exploring the need to model severity of single- and multi-occupant vehicles crashes separately: A case of crashes at highway-rail grade crossings by Boniphace Kutela, Angela E. Kitali, Emmanuel Kidando, Christian Mbuya, Neema Langa

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The Transformation of Argentine-U.S. Relations at the Turn of the Decade by Ilona A. Gritsenko

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