'Who Gets Believed?' by Michelle N. Eliasson investigates how police officers perceive the credibility of domestic and non-domestic battery victims by comparing and contrasting multiple points along case development. bit.ly/4imvuPr
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'Postmemory in US Armenian Women's Theatre' offers a bold new perspective on post-1970s US Armenian drama and theatre by female playwrights, situated within the historical context of the Armenian diaspora.
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'Changing Configurations of D铆a de Muertos during the COVID-19 Pandemic' explores new configurations of D铆a de Muertos during COVID-19 within considerations of how the pandemic has shaped ideas about death and dying differently. 馃敆 bit.ly/4kxGXgm
The research in the book also inspired the short film Cris谩lida: bit.ly/4A8ObvL.
The research in the book also inspired the short film Cris谩lida: bit.ly/4A8ObvL.
'Public Debt and Economic Resilience in Africa' provides a rigorous, policy-oriented analysis of debt dynamics across Africa. It examines the drivers of debt accumulation, debt sustainability frameworks, restructuring mechanisms, and concessional financing. bit.ly/3UsOEK4
'The Internationalisation of Populism: Manifestations and Implications' brings together academics and practitioners to discuss the nexus between populism and global politics. bit.ly/4A7unJk
