• Anne C. Campbell,  “‘How do you give back to a community that doesn’t want you?’: International LGBTQIA + students transformative education and tumultuous returns” (International Education Management)
  • Chong-suk Han, “Addressing Racism in the Gayborhood” (Sociology)
  • Dylan Moglen and Alex Christodoulou, “Indigenous Perspectives on the Conflict-Environment Nexus” (Center for Conflict Studies)
  • James A. Lamson, Hanna Notte and Sarah Bidgood, “Employing Strategic Empathy to Address Adversaries’ Acquisition, Threat, and Use of Strategic Weapons: A Fresh Look at ‘Demand-Side Factors’” (James Martin Center for Nonproliferation Studies)
  • Anna Vasilieva, “Monterey Trialogue Initiative” (Initiative in Russian Studies)
  • Rebecca A. Mitchell, “Deconstructing the ‘Russian Idea’: Émigré Visions from Lenin to Putin” (History)
  • Alex Newhouse, “Investigating Online and Offline Intersections Between Militant Accelerationism and Great Power Relations” (Center on Terrorism, Extremism, and Counterterrorism)
  • Jennifer D. Ortegren, “We Live with Love for Each ‘Other’: How Muslim and Hindu Women Transform Conflict in Middle-Class India” (Religion)
  • Andrea E. Robbett and Peter Hans Matthews, “Meta-Perceptions, Trust, and the Transformation of Partisan Conflict” (Economics)
  • James Chase Sanchez, “In Loco Parentis” (Writing and Rhetoric)