Vol. 11 No. 2 (2023)

Articles

• BRIDGING THE GAP: G.I. BILL POLICY REFORMS FOR MENTAL HEALTH EQUITY

  Dr. Sarah Elizabeth Brown , Prof. Michael James Rodriguez

  Following World War II, an influx of 15 million servicemen and women returned to the United States, yearning to reintegrate into civilian life. The instrumental intervention of the G.I. Bill, championed by the Roosevelt administration, proved pivotal in providing federal support for crucial

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• NARCOTICS VS. POLICY: A COMPREHENSIVE ANALYSIS OF THE WAR ON DRUGS

  Dr. Emily Katherine Thompson , Prof. David Michael Lee

  The impact of United States policies and laws resonates deeply within the lives of its residents, shaping their experiences and opportunities. For those identifying as minorities, BIPOC (Black, Indigenous, and People of Color), or falling under the category of "other" in our societal framework,

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• THE SYNERGISTIC NEXUS: SOCIOLOGY'S PRACTICAL INFLUENCE ON SOCIAL WORK

  Dr. Anna Katharina Becker , Prof. Thomas Heinrich Müller

  This article redefines some aspects of the relationship between practical social work and the scientific discipline of sociology based on Niklas Luhmann‘s sociological systems theory. After clarifying the social system context of social work, the article focuses on the distinction between

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