Articles

Relating Mandates in the United States for Managing the Ocean to Ecosystem Goods and Services Demonstrates Broad but Varied Coverage

in Marine Affairs and Policy

• Christy M. Foran
• Jason S. Link
• Wesley S. Patrick
• Leah Sharpe
• Matthew D. Wood
• Igor Linkov

Nowhere to Go: Parents' Descriptions of Children's Physical Activity During a Global Pandemic

in Children and Health

• Deanna Perez
• Janelle K. Thalken
• Nzubechukwu E. Ughelu
• Camilla J. Knight
• William V. Massey

Vaccine Hesitancy and Support for Employer Vaccine Mandates

in Health Communication

• Douglas Ashwell
• Joanna Cullinane
• Stephen M Croucher

Independence and Interdependence Predict Health and Wellbeing: Divergent Patterns in the United States and Japan

in Cultural Psychology

• Shinobu Kitayama
• Mayumi Karasawa
• Katherine B Curhan
• Carol D Ryff
• Hazel R Markus

Predictors of student mask mandate policies in United States school districts during the COVID-19 pandemic

in Public Health Policy

• Lauren M. Klein
• Sara B. Johnson
• Annette C. Anderson
• Kelly Beharry
• Ruth Faden
• Xinxing Guo
• Medha Kallem
• Andrew Nicklin
• Alan Regenberg
• Azka Tariq

Research on the acceptance of ICT among university students in Hong Kong—an empirical analysis based on the extended innovation diffusion theory

in Higher Education

• Shuhua Mei
• Anantawikrama Tungga Atmadja
• Luh Putu Artini
• Putu Indah Rahmawati

Gender differences in attitudes toward assisted reproduction in the Spanish population: The weight of religiosity and conservatism

in Politics of Technology

• Maite Aurrekoetxea-Casaus
• Lorena Ronda
• Leila Govillard

Navigating new normals: the influence of COVID-19 policies on community access and well-being of people with mobility disabilities in everyday life

in Public Health Policy

• Carrie L. Wendel
• Randi Christine Gray
• Kelsey Goddard
• Jean P. Hall

Predicting academic achievement and student absences in high school: The roles of student and school attributes

in Educational Psychology

• Georgios Sideridis
• Abeer A. Alamri

Ocean Ecosystem-Based Management Mandates and Implementation in the North Atlantic

in Marine Affairs and Policy

• Murray A. Rudd
• Mark Dickey-Collas
• Johanna Ferretti
• Ellen Johannesen
• Nicol M. Macdonald
• Richard McLaughlin
• Margaret Rae
• Torsten Thiele
• Jason S. Link

The service doctrine: How intelligence mandates shape national cybersecurity ecosystems?

in Politics of Technology

• Roland Kelemen
• Boris Bucko
• Martin Mazuch
• Joseph Squillace
• Justice Cappella
• Hedvig Szabó

The quest to share data

• Arthur W. Toga
• Sidney Taiko Sheehan
• Tyler Ard

Three reasons why food system transformations are contested, and why food system scientists and policymakers should care

in Social Movements, Institutions and Governance

• Ola T. Westengen
• Kate Schneider Lecy
• Arild Angelsen
• Marina E. Aspholm
• Nils Bjugstad
• Siri H. Eriksen
• Ruth Haug
• Caroline Karlsson
• Hanne F. Olsen
• Odd Arne Rognli

Critical community-engaged scholarship in an undergraduate food systems capstone: A case study from Public Health

in Social Movements, Institutions and Governance

• Yona Sipos
• Alan Ismach

Requirements on synthesis gas from gasification for material and energy utilization: a mini review

in Bioenergy and Biofuels

• Philipp Leuter
• Sebastian Fendt
• Hartmut Spliethoff

Pneumomediastinum by acute gastric dilation after binge-eating: a case report and literature review

in Gastroenterology

• Xin Lu
• Shigong Guo
• Huadong Zhu
• Yi Li