Seton Hall University

Recent papers from Seton Hall University

1. No ‘Post’: A Critical Exploration of the Role of Lifelong Racial Trauma in the Experience of Impostor Phenomenon Among Black Women Doctoral Students Enrolled in U.S. Predominantly White InstitutionsJournal of African American Studies · 2026
2. Planning for the unplannable: how unpredictability influences principal work complexityInternational Journal of Leadership in Education · 2026
3. The Regionalization of Urologic Robotic Surgery: How the Single-Port Platform Is Driving a Paradigm Shift Toward Compartment-Based AccessUro · 2026
4. Automation, Value, and the Coming Crisis2026
5. Necrospace, (un)grievable lives, and colonial continuity in Nadeem Aslam’s Af-Pak FrontierLiterature, critique, and empire today. · 2026
6. When Firms Lead States: Financial Intermediaries and the Politics of Sovereign Green Bond IssuanceInternational Organization · 2026
7. Reentry for Homeless Offenders: An Analysis of Factors Associated With Program CompletionCriminal Justice Policy Review · 2026
8. The Future of Health Agency Enforcement FinesNew England Journal of Medicine · 2026
9. Nicotine-induced enhancement of recognition memory through conserved neuronal development networks in rat and human experimental modelsNeuroImmune Pharmacology and Therapeutics · 2026
10. Debate Driven By Districts: Nullification at the Local Level in South CarolinaLocus. · 2026
11. Disparate Echoes of the Virgin Mary in Chaucer's Prioress's Tale and Second Nun's TaleLocus. · 2026
12. Shutdown as Strategy: A Repeated Game Model of Government Shutdowns with Audience Costs and Credible Commitment ProblemsLocus. · 2026
13. Mediation between Internality and Externality in Woolf’s Gendered SpheresLocus. · 2026
14. Feminine Validation as the Foundation of Masculine Authority in Woolf’s To the LighthouseLocus. · 2026
15. When the Mas’ Done: The Limits of Carnival in The Dragon Can’t DanceLocus. · 2026
16. A Neurological Perspective of Phantom Limb Pain and Potential Treatment Through Bionic ProstheticsLocus. · 2026
17. Transparency and the Doctor–Patient Relationship — Rethinking Conflict-of-Interest DisclosuresNew England Journal of Medicine · 2022
18. ‘It’s Not COVID, You’re fine’: Reflections on Unsatisfactory Primary Care for Non-Pandemic ConcernsPracticing Anthropology · 2026
19. An essential responsibility for fellows: Explaining the financial realities of educationJournal of the American Association of Nurse Practitioners · 2026
20. Theatrical Performance of the Joseph Story: The Ethiopic Story of JosephReligions · 2026