Visit our table at the European Society for Environmental History conference to learn about Environmental History, the journal of record in the field. Can't make it in person? Discover Environmental History: @EnvHistJournal @esehtweets

This Ahead of Print article from The Biological Bulletin investigates the mating systems of male brooding Antarctic sea spiders on the molecular level. Learn more here: @BiolBulletin

The new Journal of Politics collection on Higher Education is FREE to read, featuring research on whether higher education is living up to its promise and how to respond to political threats. Find it here: @The_JOP

Do citizens prefer politicians that share their identity groups? This article from The Journal of Politics studies this question. Read "Descriptive Representation in an Era of Polarization" here: @The_JOP

Using the US's long-term care insurance market, this article from the Journal of Political Economy studies the efficacy of dynamic price regulation. Read "Dynamic Pricing Regulation and Welfare in Insurance Markets" here: @JPolEcon

Read "Should You Post That? A Social Mindfulness Approach to Sharing Information About Others Online" from the Journal of the Association for Consumer Research and learn how social mindfulness can prevent negative outcomes from online sharing: @JofACR

From Critical Historical Studies, this article studies a slaveowner's papers tracking slaves' sexuality in order to unearth how enslaved women in 19th-century Martinique created kinship networks and community support systems. Read it here: @uchicago3ct

This article from HAU explores the ways Indian artists are incorporating AI into their art. Read more about AI's potential applications in art and its limitations here: @haujournal

Read "Vanishing Quotas: Tibetan Political Disenfranchisement in Xi Jinping’s New Era of Han-Centrism" from The China Journal and learn more about the shift of power from regional Tibetan officials to Han Chinese cadres. Find it here: @anu_china

From The Journal of Geology, this article investigates weathering processes along the Niger River's sediment-routing system. Read "Weathering in the West Africa Craton: Mineralogy and Geochemistry of Niger River Sediments" here:

This FREE article from The Journal of Clinical Ethics investigates how providers can work to address structural and intersectional factors impeding patients from receiving adequate healthcare. Learn more here:

RT @jlaborecon: Forthcoming in JOLE: "Minimum Wage Effects and Monopsony Explanations" by Justin Wiltshire, Carl McPherson, Michael Reich,….

"Does the existence of anaerobic mitochondrial metabolism obviate the need for lactate formation?" This article from The Biological Bulletin takes a closer look at the Warburg effect and the role it plays in lactate production. Read here: @BiolBulletin

This FREE article from the American Journal of Archaeology studies the Late Antique necropoleis found in the Smaragdos. Learn about the funerary practices of the desert communities that lived there here: @archaeology_aia

From The American Naturalist, this article takes a closer look at the long-term trends in the molt timing of birds' body and flight feathers. Read "Fall Advances in the Timing of Molt in Birds in the Southwestern United States" here:

"Corroded with SCUM: Valerie Solanas’s Theories of Mind" from Critical Inquiry argues that Solanas's manifesto should be read not as solely a treatise on gender, but also as a theory of mind. Find it here: @CriticalInquiry

RT @AereOrg: 🆕📢Ahead-of-print in #REEP📢."Circular A-4: Practical Advances in Discounting for Policy Decisions" by William A. Pizer and Bria….

This article from the American Journal of Sociology examines whether immigration enforcement exacerbates racial disparities in the criminal justice system by studying the rollout of Secure Communities. Read more here:

From The Social History of Alcohol and Drugs, this article studies how urban working-class pubs in Germany served as anti-fascist spaces in the 1920s. Read more about pubs' political significance through the 20th century here: @drughistory

It's Hip-Hop Day. Read this article from The Journal of African American History to learn about the history of this phenomenon since its creation in the 1970s. @ASALH