2026 December - 6 articles
This article examines how colonial repertoires of knowledge, governance, and political imagination were deployed within the Austro-Hungarian Empire during the occupation of Bosnia-Herzegovina (1878–1918). Rather than focusing on overseas coloni...
The tibial diaphysis is frequently viewed as a simple structure despite exhibiting complex morphological variation. While prior investigations have contextualized variation in tibial morphometry via cross-sectional and whole-bone approaches, variatio...
Sexual dimorphism of the human pelvis is well documented, but the extent to which different factors contribute to pelvic variation remains debated. This study assessed whether allometric scaling contributes to pelvic morphology and whether these patt...
The constitutional duty to consult has become one of the central principles governing Crown–Indigenous relations in Canada. Although constitutional and administrative law scholarship has extensively analyzed the duty’s doctrinal framework...
As death in the United States is increasingly managed within biomedical institutions, end-of-life doulas (EOLDs) have emerged as non-medical practitioners who support dying people and their families through education, advocacy, companionship, ritual,...
Accurate sex estimation is a key part of constructing biological profiles in forensic anthropology and bioarchaeology, yet traditional binary approaches often oversimplify human variation. This study evaluates the accuracy, sex ratio outcomes, and ut...
