Affliction, Free Will, and Theodicy
John A. Pauley, Simpson College, US
Economic Empowerment of Women as a Development Strategy in Sub-Saharan Africa: A Report from a Village in Rural Ghana
Linda Plunkett, Nonprofit Consultant, and Cynthia Cupit Swenson, Medical University of South Carolina, US
The Global Emergence of Comfort Women: Japanese Military Sex Slaves of WWII
Diana M Chen, Independent Researcher, Yonkers, NY, US
Building Primary Pre-Service Teachers' Confidence and Competence to Teach Science: The Influence of Planning, Teaching and Reflecting on an Integrated Science Unit
Premnadh M Kurup, Peter Cox, and Craig Deed, La Trobe University, Australia
Local Actors’ Ability to Reform the International Human Rights Regime: Analyzing how Local Women’s Groups in Argentina and Mexico were Able to Reform the International Human Rights Regime to Protect against Feminicide and Disappearances
Adriana Loson-Ceballos, Columbia University, US
Transformational Leadership and Contest Evasion: A Feminist Perspective on Leadership, Power, and Success
Chiquita D. Howard-Bostic, Sheperd University, US
Realistic Evaluation of What Programs Work, for Whom and in What Circumstances: Utilizing Whole School Data to Improve Student Outcomes
Mansoor A. F. Kazi, and Yeongbin Kim, University at Albany, State University of New York, US
Affliction, Free Will, and Theodicy
John A. Pauley, Simpson College, US
Economic Empowerment of Women as a Development Strategy in Sub-Saharan Africa: A Report from a Village in Rural Ghana
Linda Plunkett, Nonprofit Consultant, and Cynthia Cupit Swenson, Medical University of South Carolina, US
The Global Emergence of Comfort Women: Japanese Military Sex Slaves of WWII
Diana M Chen, Independent Researcher, Yonkers, NY, US
Building Primary Pre-Service Teachers' Confidence and Competence to Teach Science: The Influence of Planning, Teaching and Reflecting on an Integrated Science Unit
Premnadh M Kurup, Peter Cox, and Craig Deed, La Trobe University, Australia
Local Actors’ Ability to Reform the International Human Rights Regime: Analyzing how Local Women’s Groups in Argentina and Mexico were Able to Reform the International Human Rights Regime to Protect against Feminicide and Disappearances
Adriana Loson-Ceballos, Columbia University, US
Transformational Leadership and Contest Evasion: A Feminist Perspective on Leadership, Power, and Success
Chiquita D. Howard-Bostic, Sheperd University, US
Realistic Evaluation of What Programs Work, for Whom and in What Circumstances: Utilizing Whole School Data to Improve Student Outcomes
Mansoor A. F. Kazi, and Yeongbin Kim, University at Albany, State University of New York, US