I f you notice any particularly fidgety journal editors this month don’t worry—this is merely a symptom of the imminent release of the next round of the dreaded, dreadful Journal Impact Factors (JIFs). Editors are concerned, because the JIF directly impacts their journal, as it influences if researchers choose it to publish their research. JIF has a number of flaws, but one entirely outside an ...

This paper posits that the human, not the technological dimension of future warfighting is pivotal and central to its success. The authors are involved in a research project in which the primary objective is to investigate the human issues that need to be considered and supported to make the most of the future Network Centric Warfare (NCW) environment. In addition, the research is intended to e...

Former journalist Robert C. Conner's James Montgomery: Abolitionist Warrior is, as reviewer John Daley notes, only the second full-length biography of Montgomery, “least known or written about those inconvenient heroes” who killed proslavery forces in prewar Kansas. “Conner’s stated mission this more broadly focused work is to help reader understand rather than forgive,” writes. He concludes th...

In this issue of Blood, Green et al provide additional information supporting that cytomegalovirus (CMV) reduces leukemia relapse after allogeneic stem cell transplantation.

Turkey decided to acquire the S-400 air defense system from Russia in 2017. This decision puts shadow of United States’ coercive diplomacy through CAATSA instrument. However, showed its persistence, as evidenced by arrival 2019. study aims find out reason for Turkey’s persistence using concept and descriptive-analytical methods. article concludes that buying was implementation States tends be “...