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The most recent issue of The International Journal of the Humanities includes:

• Moral Ambiguity in the Aftermath of Blacklisting: Jeffrey Sweet’s “The Value of Names” by Elizabeth Fifer.
• How Can Practicum Experiences Transform Pre-Service Teachers’ Knowledge about Teaching and Learning? by Evangelia Frydaki and Maria Mamoura.
• Making and Managing Knowledge in the “New” Humanities: An Australian Experience by Dawn Bennett.
• The Representations of Youth in Liberal Studies Student Works in Hong Kong by Chitat Chan, Danping Wang and Kathy Wong.
• Leadership in Social Work by Melville Miranda and Shruti Mahajan.
• Language Matters! Opening Doors to Welcome All by Coral Cara.
• Belief and Knowledge: Types of Knowledge and Degrees of Belief by Y?lmaz Özakp?nar.
• Universal Symbol Systems for Cross-cultural Audiences: New Methods for Design and Testing by Kathryn McCormick, Lisa Fontaine and Oscar Fernández.
• The Destruction of Heritage: Rock Art in the Burrup Peninsula by José Antonio González Zarandona.
• Preliminary Evidence of Gender Differentiated Patterns of Mobile Communication Among Teenagers by Stefania Kalogeraki.