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International Social Science Review

During the Second Great Awakening of 1830, science and religion were seen as “two aspects of the same universal truth.”

In the 1920s, Harlem’s population was growing quickly. A wide variety of “magico-religious workers” emerged to respond to the community’s needs.

What is Scotland, a country and/or nation, or just a region within Great Britain, a piece of the United Kingdom? Let's explore Scots nationalism.

Helen Keller and Mark Twain's unusual friendship.

The barbecue boom in 1950s American was tied to nationalistic concepts of the "perfect family": patriarchal, suburban, and white.

The way we think about the skills kids need—and even how they should play—is deeply tied to the characteristics we expect them to need as adults.

To end poverty, public policy must provide much more than economic resources

Vaccinations have always been political. But in this day and age, why do certain subsets of well-off parents choose not to vaccinate their children?

A history of shark attacks and public response to them.