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Editorial: Are there “Laws of History”?

Development and Validation of the Arabic Scale of Suicidal Behavior (ASSB)

Ahmed M. Abdel-Khalek

Lessons from Historical Epidemics, Pandemics, and Their Social Repercussions: Exploring Potential Scenarios for COVID-19

Sara Akram, Yucheng Liang, Rao Nadeem Alam and Saad Shah

Historical Consciousness across Time and Space: Historiography in the West versus Other Cultures

Ricardo Duchesne

Is the Ongoing Migration from California to Texas a Migration of Cognitive Capital?

Edward Dutton and David Quinn

Policy Implications of the Genetic Hypothesis and Race

R. I. Green

Life on Wheels: The Van Bawaria – A Nomadic Hunting Community of Rajasthan, India

Biswajit Mahapatra, Piyusha Ranjan Sahoo and Debashis Basu

The Security-Development Nexus in Post-Conflict North Waziristan: Development Initiatives and Their Implications for Sustainable Peace

Muhammad Makki and Waseem Iftikhar

Portrayal of Identity and Otherness in Tocky Vibes’ Song ‘Binga’

Richard Muranda

Nostalgia of War

Joseph Rudigi Rukema

The Effectiveness of Spiritual Group Therapy on Resilience in Mothers of Children with Learning Disabilities

Mehdi Sharifi, Sakineh Saeidi, Faten N. Al- Zaben, Mahboubeh Dadfar and Yahya Turan

Armed Conflict and Sexual Violence: Experiences of Banyamulenge Women in South Kivu Province (Democratic Republic of Congo)

Beatrice Samson Umubyeyi and Oliver Mtapuri

Traditions in Transition: Gendered Cultural Dynamics in Contemporary Performances by Obabes Bembube

Fungai Zivengwa and Wonder Maguraushe

Book Review: Race is Real: How the Five Continental Races Go from Distinct to Extinct

Aldric Hama

Obituary: Richard Lynn (1930-2023)

Edward Dutton

Current Issue

Volume 64, Number 1, 2023

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