Johannes Duijerius was the schoolmaster for Amsterdam's poorest orphanage in the late 17th century. This article from The Journal of Modern History dials into how he worked within the city of Amsterdam as an important early advocate for the Radical Enlightenment. https://ow.ly/E6XR50Zq8qV

Celebrate Blogger Day by reading this article from Art Documentation that examines the research methods of fashion bloggers. Learn more here: https://ow.ly/qlvu50Zjkw4 Art Libraries Society of North America

International library catalogs keep important records of places with varying degrees of bias in their descriptions. This article from The Library Quarterly examines how different catalog standards participate in erasure against Palestine. https://ow.ly/ctAf50Zq80a

Through a detailed analysis of all registered automobiles and accidents in Texas within the past nine years, this article from the Journal of Law and Economics finds the use of AI in advanced driver-assistance systems improves automobile safety. https://ow.ly/PtaM50Zq8jO

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Divided into three parts—political, doctrinal, and cautionary, this article from The Supreme Court Review argues that the outcome of TikTok v. Garland threatens First Amendment law, setting a precedent for future fear-based restrictions on free speech. https://ow.ly/k18750Zq7NM

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Roe v. Wade was not the only path towards overturning anti-abortion laws in the 1960s. This article from Polity focuses on five key anti-abortion law figures. https://www.journals.uchicago.edu/doi/10.1086/741292 Polity, Journal of Political Science Northeastern Political Science Association

Are customers biased against female workers? This study from the Journal of Labor Economics designed an original framework that presented customers with a salesperson possessing an obviously gendered name and evaluated customer response. https://ow.ly/bIJk50Zq61W Journal of Labor Economics

This study from the American Journal of Sociology constructs a new measure of an organization's internal career ladder by tracking career advancement data from LinkedIn profiles, to tie the importance of internal labor markets to productivity. https://ow.ly/foUl50Zq5Ap American Journal of Sociology

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Framing caloric expenditure through the language of equivalent foods affects one's perceived value of exercise. This Just Accepted article from the Journal of the Association for Consumer Research conducted five experiments to examine consumer health motivation. https://ow.ly/BWnL50Zq3XU

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This article from the American Journal of Archaeology contextualizes Bronze age fishnet sinkers through a socioeconomic lens, which negates Bronze age fishing as low status and credits lead sinkers as technological innovations. https://ow.ly/nEh050Znsrw. Archaeological Institute of America

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It's National Parents' Day. Celebrate by reading this article from the Journal of the Society for Social Work and Research that analyzes the impact mindful parenting has on children's development. Read here: https://ow.ly/xGEv50Zjkmh

The 2025 bestseller Abundance argues that scarcity is an artificial political construction. Borrowing the concept, this article from The Supreme Court Review highlights recent Court decisions that fall under a pro-abundance perspective. https://ow.ly/NFuX50Zq3Ta

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It's Tell An Old Joke Day. Celebrate by reading this article from Source that studies the history of jokes about doctors and painters, and how to revive interest in the topic. Learn more here: https://ow.ly/y53R50ZjkgZ

This article from The Journal of Politics analyzes an original dataset that measures interest group support and influence in relation to the process and outcome of US bureaucratic appointments. https://ow.ly/xlau50Zq5k4 Journal of Politics Southern Political Science Association

At socially-optimal levels, carbon taxes pose no trade-offs. This article from the Journal of Political Economy Macroeconomics studies the implications of mitigation measures for monetary policy in a New Keynesian model with externalities. https://ow.ly/31Qm50Znskm Journal of Political Economy

A 20th century love triangle between two scientists and a schoolteacher highlights queerness's contribution to early psychoanalysis. Thus, this article from The Journal of Modern History redefines queerness as a form of thinking within the history of science. https://ow.ly/kE4450Zq4GQ

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Although scholars blame Britain's colonial rule for India's economic struggles, this article from Economic Development and Cultural Change highlights the long-term positive social effects of British colonial rule, specifically on gender equality. https://ow.ly/rWNQ50ZlHRh

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The Journal of Politics presents a new Special Collection in memory of Prof. David W. Rohde. Read it here: https://ow.ly/bLsj50ZoWbN Journal of Politics

Lived experiences often fail to align with society's expectation of a woman's timeline. This article from JACR considers how society treats infertility as a misalignment with its timeline alongside three mechanisms women use to cope with this misalignment. https://ow.ly/Q66H50ZlHH8