FACULTY PUBLICATIONS: Women’s, Gender, and Sexuality Studies – May 2022

One entry from the Department of Women’s, Gender, and Sexuality Studies. The article examines the BBC One/HBO series Gentleman Jack (2019‐present). It analyzes the impact of Anne Lister’s (1791-1840) life and complex identity on queer histories and cultures. The article also maps the substance of the series, the circumstances of its coming into being and the fan […]

FACULTY PUBLICATIONS: Linguistics – May 2022

Five entries from the Department of Linguistics. Entries include studies of Kurdish as a heritage language and of Basque, Spanish, and Tex-Mex. Rodríguez-Ordóñez, Itxaso (in press). The role of frequency in the acquisition of structured variation: the case of Basque ergativity. International Journal of Bilingualism.   Rodríguez-Ordóñez, Itxaso (in press). Variationist typology: assessing convergence between Basque and Spanish subject pronoun […]

FACULTY PUBLICATIONS: Human Development – May 2022

Twelve entries from the Department of Human Development. Entries include studies on gender violence prevention, on issues of age, family, and literacy in China, on data collection methods, and on intersectional awareness in counseling. Eriksen, Shelley J. and Jackson Katz, “Credit where it is due:  Gender violence prevention education as a leadership issue,” in S. […]

FACULTY PUBLICATIONS: Environmental Science & Policy – May 2022

Four entries from the Environmental Science & Policy Program. Entries include environmental studies of the Savanna and of California Laris, Paul. On the problems and promises of savanna fire regime change. Nat Commun 12, 4891 (2021). https://doi.org/10.1038/s41467-021-25141-1. Laris, Paul, Yang, L., Dembele, F. et al. Fire and water: the role of grass competition on juvenile tree growth and survival rates […]

FACULTY PUBLICATIONS: Economics – May 2022

Six entries from the Department of Economics. Entries include studies of the function of retailers and of financial and economic issues of China. Yutian Chen, Hui Xiong and Ying-Ju Chen, Should Traditional Retailers Function as Pre-warehouses of Online Retailers? International Journal of Production Research, 59, 2021. Chiang, Tsun-Feng, Jack Hou and Pi-Han Tsai, 2022. “Fiscal […]

FACULTY PUBLICATIONS: Communication Studies – May 2022

Twenty-three entries from the Department of Communication Studies. Entries include studies of classroom strategies, of the American rights of religious freedom and equal protection, of persuasion research, and of positive communication in leadership. Bolkan, San (2022). Strategic, applied negotiation. Little Bull. Bolkan, San, Goodboy, A. K., Shin, M., & Chiasson, R. (in press). Teacher antagonism: Reducing students’ […]

FACULTY PUBLICATIONS: Journalism and Public Relations – April 2022

Seventeen entries from the Department of Journalism & Public Relations. The entries include regional studies of Southern California and Central and Eastern Europe and Russia, as well as studies of the COVID-19 pandemic, activism, communication and disease, and teaching experiences and strategies. Bell, Trevor, Aubele, J. W., & Perruso, C. (2022). Digital divide issues affecting underserved and […]

FACULTY PUBLICATIONS: English – April 2022

Forty-one entries from the Department of English. Entries includes studies of modernist literature, Black Mountain and Beat poetry, composition, late-nineteenth-century U.S. women’s writing, U.S. abolitionism, and American Realism. Also featured are works of creative writing in book form and in literary journals, as well as a new edition of a recovered early-eighteenth-century play. Carlile, Susan. […]

FACULTY PUBLICATIONS: Classics – April 2022

Eleven entries from the Department of Classics. Entries include translated editions of Katia Karadjova-Kozhuharova’s The Friendly Crocodile, a book on the Phoenician Origins of Samaria, a study of disability and infanticide in Ancient Greece, and a volume in the Corinth Excavations series of the American School of Classical Studies. Chew, Kathryn. Katia Karadjova-Kozhuharova, The Friendly Crocodile […]

FACULTY PUBLICATIONS: Africana Studies – April 2022

Nine entries from the Department of Africana Studies. Entries include studies on freedom and speech, on the Sedjemic Person, and on activism and academics in Africana Studies as a field of study. Claybrook, M. Keith. Building the Basics: A Handbook for Pursuing Academic Excellence in Africana Studies, 2nd Edition, Kendall Hunt Press, 2021. (eBook and Print)  —. […]