Do exercise-based prevention programs reduce injury in endurance runners? A systematic review and meta-analysis by Han Wu, Katherine Brooke-Wavell, Daniel Fong, Max R Paquette, Richard Blagrove

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Government support, community recreation facilities and physical activity in China: a cross-sectional socioecological analysis by Jing Guan, Paul Downward

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Reframing Pain in the Brain: A Pilot Sensory-Cognitive Pain Management Toolkit for All by Oscar Hutton, Roger Newport

Subjects: “…Pain…”
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Isometric exercise training and arterial hypertension: an updated review by Jamie J Edwards, Damian A Coleman, Raphael M Ritti-Dias, Breno Q Farah, David Stensel, Sam JE Lucas, Philip J Millar, Ben DH Gordon, Véronique Cornelissen, Neil A Smart, Debra J Carlson, Cheri McGowan, Ian Swaine, Linda S Pescatello, Reuben Howden, Stewart Bruce-Low, Christopher KT Farmer, Paul Leeson, Rajan Sharma, Jamie M O’Driscoll

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The impact of knitted linked seams on comfort and friction perception by Mevra Temel, Eleanor Scott, Rebecca Cain, Andrew Johnson

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Lateral ankle joint injuries in indoor and court sports – a systematic video analysis of 445 non-consecutive case series by Timo Bagehorn, Mark de Zee, Daniel Fong, Kristian Thorborg, Uwe Kerstring, Filip Lysdal

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The fall of the English gentleman: the national character in decline, c.1918-1970 by Marcus Collins

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Dewan Chaman Lall: from trade unions to the Indian Union, 1946–1966 by Rakesh Ankit

“…This article is about the afterlife of Dewan Chaman Lall’s interwar internationalism. Exploring the trajectory of his public career from 1946, it shows how Lall, an Oxford-educated trade unionist, and an ally of India’s first Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru, took a nationalist turn in his later political interventions on/after (a) Partition of British India, (b) the dispute on the princely state of Jammu and Kashmir, and (c) on the government of India’s worsening border relations with the People’s Republic of China. …”
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Physical activity for primary dysmenorrhea: a systematic review and meta-analysis of randomized controlled trials by Gemma Matthewman, Alexandra Lee, Jaidev G. Kaur, Amanda Daley

“…© 2018 Background: Primary dysmenorrhea is cramping abdominal pain associated with menses. It is prevalent, affects quality of life, and can cause absenteeism. …”
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Drainage and erosion of Cambodia's great lake in the middle-late Holocene: The combined role of climatic drying, base-level fall and river capture by Stephen E Darby, Peter G Langdon, James L Best, Julian Leyland, Christopher R Hackney, Mackenzie Marti, Peter R Morgan, Savuth Ben, Rolf Aalto, Dan Parsons, Andrew P Nicholas, Melanie J Leng

“…We present new subsurface geophysical data, allied to new and past core studies, which unequivocally show a period of major mid-Holocene erosion across the entire Tonlé Sap basin that is coincident with establishment of the lake’s flood pulse. …”
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Information in the national liberation struggle: modelling the case of Namibia (1966-1990) by R. Paul Sturges, Mbenae Katjihingua, Kingo J. Mchombu

“…This was because SWAPO’s attention to the diplomatic war, based on strong and consistent information flows, convinced the United Nations and other allies to press for a negotiated solution. Once this was agreed, the success of the liberation movement’s news and education campaigns in attaching the people to the cause of liberation was revealed by SWAPO’s overwhelming success in free elections in 1989.…”
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A preliminary investigation of a two-step, non-invasive process to determine chronological deposition order of fingerprints and printed ink on paper by Roberto S. P. King, Beth McMurchie, Richard Wilson, Paul Kelly

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Advancing workers’ rights in the gig economy through discursive power: the communicative strategies of indie unions by Davide Però, John Downey

“…We find that the effectiveness of campaigns can be enhanced by strategically integrating vibrant direct action of workers and allies with self-mediated messages, which are framed to resonate with the general public and mainstream media – a practice that we call communicative unionism. …”
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Train where you expect to fight: why military exercises have increased in the High North by Duncan Depledge

“…First, it highlights the calls made by small Arctic states, especially Norway and Iceland, for their non-Arctic allies to increase their military presence in the High North. …”
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Institutional and resource-based explanations for subsidiary performance by Mathew Hughes, Taman H. Powell, Leanne Chung, Kamel Mellahi

“…Addressing calls to integrate insights from institutional theory and the resource-based view, we bring together dual theoretical explanations from institutional theory and the resource-based view to examine the effectiveness of transfer of practice and human capital development as two routes to subsidiary performance. …”
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New development: ‘Healing at a distance’—telemedicine and COVID-19 by Higor Leite, Ian Hodgkinson, Thorsten Gruber

“…One of the main challenges for telemedicine in many countries is the lack of regulations. The authors call on policy-makers to facilitate wider implementation of e-healthcare technologies, while considering issues of inclusiveness, privacy and data protection. …”
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Behaviour under stress: people in fires by Peter G. Wood

“…Although there has been little directly relevant previous work, a number of allied research areas appear pertinent. These studies fall broadly into three categories, namely disaster research, panic research and fire simulation research. …”
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From Cold War to War on Terror: NATO, Russia and the Balkans 1991–2002 by Mark McGuigan

“…The end of the Cold War brought about the collapse of the Soviet Union and caused the North Atlantic Treaty Organisation to think hard about its changed role in the world. …”
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The interconnections of discrimination: gender, class, nation, and race and the 'Black Shame on the Rhine' by Iris Wigger

“…Gender, race, nation and class presented flexible, interlocking categories, and could even substitute for one another, when the ‘Black Shame’ was condemned as French aggression against white womanhood, the German nation, European civilisation, and the white race, and used as an ideological call for the cohesion of all Germans and ‘Whites’. …”
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An assessment of the determinants of packaging in technology transfer to developing countries: a theoretical and empirical study by Kadom J.A. Shubber

“…Certain hypotheses concerning the determinants of the packaging level in transfer transactions are put forward and subsequently examined in the light of empirical findings. …”
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A journey of emotions from a young environmental activist by Florence Halstead, Lucie R Parsons, Ally Dunhill, Katie Parsons

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"Old," "New," and "problem" Souths: historical change and ideological instability in Thomas Nelson Page's <i>In Ole Virginia</i> by Peter Templeton, Andrew Dix

“…Lucinda Hardwick MacKethan identifies just such a project to sentimentalize the plantation in Page's fiction, which she characterizes as "pastorals" that put particular value on "the gracious homeplace" and "the habits of aristocracy as well as agriculture" (36). …”
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