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• Conceptual Analysis

  Published 7 October 2026

  Wicked problems, gender violence, and media ethics: Reflections on improving journalistic coverage of violence against women and girls

  Leandra H. Hernández · Stevie Munz

  Frontiers in Communication

  doi 10.3389/fcomm.2026.1759634

• Original Research

  Published 2 October 2026

  Divergent narratives: community perceptions of illegal bushmeat hunting dynamics in the Serengeti-Mara ecosystem

  Mariam R. Michael · Richard A. Giliba · George G. Lohay · Katharine E. T. Thompson

  Frontiers in Conservation Science

  doi 10.3389/fcosc.2026.1901135

• Original Research

  Published 11 September 2026

  Another one bites the dust? Threatened meat-eater identity and veg * n conspiracy beliefs

  Dominika Adamczyk · Natalia Korczak · Marta Marchlewska

  Frontiers in Social Psychology

  doi 10.3389/frsps.2026.1899432

• Hypothesis and Theory

  Published 7 July 2026

  Time as event: bridging explicit and emergent temporal representations in computer-based social simulations

  Juan A. Barceló · Joaquim Fort · Albert García Piquer · Olga Palacios · Ramón Buxó · Jaume Noguera

  Frontiers in Complex Systems

  doi 10.3389/fcpxs.2026.1838587

• Case Report

  Published 25 February 2026

  Case Report: The ‘dolphin of Venice’: management of a solitary bottlenose dolphin in the Venetian Lagoon

  Giovanni Bearzi · Sandro Mazzariol · Luca Mizzan · Giuseppe Notarbartolo di Sciara · Marco Bonato · Luca Ceolotto · Guido Pietroluongo

  Frontiers in Ethology

  doi 10.3389/fetho.2026.1770678

• Social Psychology

  Published 29 July 2025

  Public perceptions of violent knife crime: a reflexive thematic analysis

  Zoe Partington · R. Stephen Walsh · Danielle Labhardt

  Frontiers in Social Psychology

  doi 10.3389/frsps.2025.1577335

• Social Psychology

  Published 13 June 2025

  From activism to the ballot box: mediating role of social change beliefs over time

  Víctor Jiménez-Benítez · Roberto González · Huseyin Cakal

  Frontiers in Social Psychology

  doi 10.3389/frsps.2025.1440638

• Digital Humanities

  Published 6 June 2019

  Cities Through the Ages: One Thing or Many?

  Michael E. Smith · José Lobo

  Frontiers in Digital Humanities

  doi 10.3389/fdigh.2019.00012