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  • Open Access
4 Citations
4,289 Views
19 Pages

31 August 2021

It has been argued recently that Uganda’s sexual law should be interpreted as a part of gender power struggles, rather than in the original neo-colonial interpretation or as a result of structural changes and President Museveni’s pragmatic policy. Ba...

  • Article
  • Open Access
3 Citations
5,730 Views
13 Pages

24 August 2023

When Hayat Tahrir al-Sham (HTS) seized Idlib, it alarmed and disturbed international observers. However, HTS is only one among a number of radical Islamist groups in a part of Syria that has become an incubator of Jihadism. As the last remaining redo...

  • Article
  • Open Access
1 Citations
5,077 Views
26 Pages

30 January 2023

A proxy war between a coalition of countries, BLUE, and a country, RED, is considered. RED wants to increase the size of the RED territory. BLUE wants to involve more regions in trade and other types of cooperation. GREEN is a small and independent n...

  • Article
  • Open Access
8 Citations
11,642 Views
12 Pages

16 June 2014

Humanitarian workers often complain that international aid to victims of armed conflicts is more and more militarized because relief organizations are embedded into peacekeeping operations, used as a “force multiplier”, or manipulated as an instrumen...

  • Article
  • Open Access
2,063 Views
31 Pages

7 May 2024

The recent COVID-19 pandemic effectively concretized the vitality of health expenditure and the economic-growth nexus, and the threat of new pandemics make re-examining this relationship a necessity. Consequently, this paper focuses on this nexus for...

  • Article
  • Open Access
1 Citations
13,270 Views
18 Pages

Humanitarian interventions have often been employed to promote the intervener’s political and economic interests. Given the issues around intervention’s morality, this article explores Michael Walzer’s humanitarian intervention theo...

  • Article
  • Open Access
5 Citations
3,853 Views
19 Pages

PON1 Status in Relation to Gulf War Illness: Evidence of Gene–Exposure Interactions from a Multisite Case–Control Study of 1990–1991 Gulf War Veterans

  • Lea Steele,
  • Clement E. Furlong,
  • Rebecca J. Richter,
  • Judit Marsillach,
  • Patricia A. Janulewicz,
  • Maxine H. Krengel,
  • Nancy G. Klimas,
  • Kimberly Sullivan and
  • Linda L. Chao

Background: Deployment-related neurotoxicant exposures are implicated in the etiology of Gulf War illness (GWI), the multisymptom condition associated with military service in the 1990–1991 Gulf War (GW). A Q/R polymorphism at position 192 of t...

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  • Open Access
8 Citations
4,548 Views
14 Pages

While many social scientists view heart disease as the outcome of current conditions, this cannot fully explain the significant geographic disparities in cardiovascular disease (CVD) mortality rates in the USA. The developmental origins hypothesis pr...

  • Brief Report
  • Open Access
2,990 Views
12 Pages

Long-Term Tissue Preservation at Ambient Temperature for Post-Mass Fatality Incident DNA-Based Victim Identification

  • Xavier Liang Shun Chan,
  • Shumei Michelle Lai,
  • Danial Asyraaf bin Hamdan,
  • Yee Bin Ng,
  • Onn Siong Yim and
  • Christopher Kiu Choong Syn

19 March 2024

In a mass fatality incident (MFI), effective preservation of tissue samples is the cornerstone for downstream DNA-based identification of victims. This is commonly achieved through freezing of tissue samples excised from bodies/fragmented remains whi...

  • Article
  • Open Access
5 Citations
3,482 Views
29 Pages

24 March 2023

Deglobalization, as opposed to the term globalization, appears in the world order due to local solutions to problems and border controls, ignoring the principles of treaties, trade wars, and the expansion of regionalism. In addition, slowbalization h...