"By focusing on the sultan’s court of justice, the Imperial Council, & the Venetian merchants who appealed to it, this piece illustrates how Ottoman commercial interests & political concerns influenced the production and application of Islamic law (Sharia) in Ottoman courts for European merchants."

"This article examines how the labor and community structures of female skin-divers, the Japanese ama and Korean haenyeo, believed to exemplify the primitive ability to adapt to extreme climates, became staple research subjects for global adaptation-resilience science."

The article "proposes two archetypes of dysfunctional bereaved husband, observable in the medieval Norse world which the sagas describe (ca. 800–1300): the widower on the warpath and the widower on the bridal path."

From the abstract: "In this article, we have put forward the concept of “insurgent immortality” to make sense of the political potency of revolutionary martyrs and past lives among Kurdish communities from Turkey and Syrian Druze communities in the Israeli-occupied Golan Heights."