The Accession Negotiation Chapters between Montenegro and the European Union by Emilia Nicoleta SCHIOP

“…This article is analyzing some of the domains from the European Commission reports on Montenegro from 2015 and 2018. I am transforming the content into position documents. …”
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I-Media as post-nonclassical format of public communications by A.E. Bogoyavlensky

“…The branch level follows the formula “I am – I-M” and is able to reflect the author's view on the processes of media persuasiveness. …”
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The Question of Re-turning: Toward or Away from the Virtual? by Sanja Dejanovic

“…[i] The perspectival reality of the virtual with respect to the actual, which despite its fragmentary nature is in its entirety encompassed in each singular event, requires of us that we grasp what it is that Antonin Artaud’s points to when saying, I “am my son, my father, my mother, and myself.” …”
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Totalitarianism indexes and pop-cultural interventions in Slovak feature film. A contribution to the contemporary art mediality by Jelena Paštéková

“…(The Right For The Past, Sitting On A Branch I Am Fine, Better To Be Rich And Healthy Than Poor And Sick, The Camp Of Fallen Women, When The Stars Were Red). …”
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Between Stephen Lloyd and Esteban Yo-eed: Locating Jamaica Through Cuba by Faith Smith

“…What does the idea of a Creole unconscious solidify, restore, revivify, and for whom? In this essay, I am interested in a Jamaican-born novelist’s use of Cuba’s second war of independence in the 1890s to critique Jamaican complacency about British colonialism after the Second World War. …”
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ULUM Journal of Religious Inquiries 2/1 (July 2019) by Abdullah Demir

“…Before leaving you alone with these valuable articles, as the editor of ULUM, I am thankful to all those scholars and the members of the editorial board for their dedication, cooperation, and assistance. …”
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Matrimonio y estructura de la élite en la Florencia Renacentista, 1282-1500 by John F. Padgett

“…Knowledgeable readers will immediately see that these trends have important implications for debates in Florentine historiography (which I will develop in the future). Ultimately, I am primarily interested in the political implications of the trends I herein describe. …”
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Cities in fiction cinema: Their roles by Sergey Avanesov

“…The question of the possibility of exploring the city by means of cinematography is investigated in this article. I am making a preliminary description and structuring of the on-screen presentation of the city here, showing that this presentation is carried out through the formation of its non-verbal image. …”
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“Voice to the youth”: an interpretative phenomenological analysis of how Italian young adults experienced the pandemic by Giorgio Maria Regnoli, Barbara De Rosa, Paola Palombo

“…Four superordinate themes emerged: “The impossible in a very short time”, “Things were better when times were harder”, “I control... therefore I am and will be” and “Ambivalence”. The traumatic impact of the pandemic was perceived in all the phases explored, especially during the second wave. …”
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In This Issue: Labor in the Food System, from Farm to Table by Patricia Allen

“…As someone who has worked as a farm laborer, food factory worker, and food service worker and written about social justice, racism, labor, gender, and localism in sustainable and alternative food systems for more than 25 years, I am honored to introduce the work of scholar-activists in this journal issue. …”
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Lexical–Syntactic Classes of Adjectives in Copular Sentences across Spanish Varieties: The Innovative Use of <i>Estar</i> by Silvia Gumiel-Molina, Norberto Moreno-Quibén, Isabel Pérez-Jiménez

“…This paper aims to provide a clearer understanding of the structure known in the literature as the <i>innovative use of estar</i>, illustrated in sentences like <i>Luego salgo/voy a visitar usuarios que están muy morosos</i> [Medellín, Colombia; Preseea] (“Today I am going to visit users that are_.ESTAR defaulting debtors”). …”
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Exploring technology as enabler for sustainable teaching and learning during Covid-19 at a university in South Africa by Nkhangweleni Patrick Mafenya

“…This sudden transition has without doubt caused an incredible amount of harm and disruption in our education system. In view of this, I am interested in exploring how a traditional, face-to-face university used technology effectively as a delivery tool to sustain teaching and learning during the Covid-19 crisis. …”
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ULUM Journal of Religious Inquiries 2/1 (July 2019) by Abdullah Demir

“…Before leaving you alone with these valuable articles, as the editor of ULUM, I am thankful to all those scholars and the members of the editorial board for their dedication, cooperation, and assistance. …”
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Critical Analysis of the “No Relevant Difference” Argument in Defense of the Rights of Artificial Intelligences by Ali Reza Mazarian

“…I consider it my duty to thank Tyler Burge (UCLA), Eric Schwitzgebel (University of California, Riverside), Sam Cumming (UCLA) and David Chalmers (New York University) for their beneficial conversations and emails regarding Schwitzgebel’s argument and the two final critiques. Also I am very grateful to the reviewers for the Journal of Philosophical Theological Research for their precise comments…”
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Vaccine mistrust among family healthcare professionals and vaccine hesitancy in the communities they serve in Turkey in 2019: a cross-sectional study by Selda Yörük, Hülya Türkmen, Aysegul Durgut, Meliz Erbek

“…, only 2.1% of FHPs responded “I do not trust” and 18.9% answered “I am indecisive”. 70.7% of FHPs said that at least one vaccine hesitant family was in the unit where they served. …”
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the Subjectivity in Descartes philosophy by Allahyar Rahmati, Parviz Ziashahabi, Reza Davari Ardakani

“…This article shows that Descartes's general skepticism led him to subjectivity because after he doubted everything, he found himself as the first and only certain being, and then he considered the principle of "I think, therefore I am" (<em>Cogito</em>) as the foundation of cognition and every being in the world, including the being of God and corporal substances. …”
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Reconstructing the use of plumb level from a 19th century clinker boat tradition by Fredrik Leijonhufvud

“…In this contribution, I will discuss how this lost knowledge can be reconstructed using old artefacts as a source material. I am investigating the tradition of building vernacular, clinker-built boats called ‘öka’ for sailing and rowing. …”
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Más allá de la palabra. Miedo y subversión del miedo en los retablos de Sendero Luminoso y la muestra fotográfica Yuyanapaq by Karin G. Chirinos Bravo

“…Taking these questions as a premise, I am interested in analyzing two visual archives that bear witness to the horror experienced in Peru during the last two decades of the 20th century: The Retablos de Sendero Luminoso and The transmedia photography project Yuyanapaq. …”
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Peer Counseling: Method, Metaphor, or Mindset? by Leonora Micah Jordan, Leonora Micah Jordan, Leonora Micah Jordan

“…As part of my PhD-project, I am doing research on Peer Counseling and parallel to this, I train EUTB- and Peer Counselors. …”
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What About Us? by Renee E. Dixson

“…When using a term ‘LGBTIQ+’ in this article I am referring to the diversity of sex, gender, sexual orientation, bodies and relationships. …”
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