Publishing

  1. Moving Readers
    Ethnography of Berlin's literary field examining how migrant writers navigate cosmopolitan ideals, language as event and memory, and resistance to translation and assimilation demands.
  2. Content knowledge shapes participation in collaborative physics teacher learning
    Mixed-methods study examining barriers to professional learning engagement among out-of-field physics teachers, highlighting content knowledge as foundational and the need for differentiated support.
  3. German right-wing fiction uses imagined book power to seem effective
    Analysis of contemporary German right-wing fiction reveals how political novels stage fantasies of literary power to address the genre's declining cultural authority in the twenty-first century.
  4. Content specialists' views on writing-for-publication instruction
    Qualitative synthesis of thirty-nine studies examining how content specialists teach graduate students writing for publication, revealing diverse theoretical frameworks and instructional.
  5. Think Tank Diplomacy: A Critical Review of Non-State Influence in Romanian Foreign Policy Making
    Examine how Romanian think tanks influence foreign policy through EU and NATO integration, analyzing funding, networks, and institutional capacity to determine policy impact.