Great question. I have not conducted this kind of research. But you might reach out to Tracey Koehlmoos (don't think she's on this platform) - she'd be more likely to know.

Thanks, Hein!

And if you are broadly interested in this topic, there's also an Oxford University Press @bridgingthegap.bsky.social book!

global.oup.com/academic/pro...

Finally, hot off the presses with @pedroaccorsi.bsky.social in Security Studies, is "Military Medicine and Military Effectiveness."

www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10....

Second, and with the same team, in @afssage.bsky.social: "US Combat Medicine and Military Morale"

journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.1177/...

First in time, and focusing on the relationship between military medicine and morale, is "Military medicine and morale: Perceptions of inequities in triage impact national security" with Sumner, Koehlmoos, and Korona-Baley

journalhss.com/wp-content/u...

Thanks so much!

Any examples you can point me to @stefwalter.bsky.social ? I had a brief meeting with someone at TurnItIn but they seemed befuddled by my request...

Following up on your reply 1+ year after the fact. Would love to connect on this question as I am returning to this paper now.

Journeys is such a great program, one that has helped so many women in the field. I'm so sorry.

Yes, that's consistent with the coverage I've seen. Not surprising, but still depressing.

It was so much fun that I stole the idea!

"The Persistence of Gendered States."
- Frances V. Harbour Graduate Student Paper Award

Amazing!

Thanks for the recommendation!