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The African Journal of Bioethics considers the “Cost of Knowledge: Whose Voices Can We Afford to Lose?”. Open Access is not a publishing preference; it’s an ethical commitment to ensure that people can both contribute to and benefit from knowledge.
The latest issues of ReOrientt: The Journal of Critical Muslim Studies and Arab Studies Quarterly bring a pertinent collection of articles exploring the Muslim Manosphere and Palestinian struggle, memory and resistance.
Nigeria marks 66 years of independence & the Ibadan Journal of Sociology (IJS) joins Nigerians at home and globally to reflect on the essence, possibilities and continuing work of resilient and sustainable nationhood.
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