In this issue of Results of Scholarly Works, I continue to bring our readers research representing a variety of different disciplines. As always, I am committed to having this research represent the works of scholars from around the globe with oftentimes differing opinions. In this way, our readers, no matter where they might hang their hats, are exposed to academic viewpoints that might be absent from their regional journals.

The ten articles we offer for your consideration and perusal need no further introduction.  All are penned by authors deeply immersed in the content of their work. As I can say with full confidence, our authors all have skin in the game. As you will see, all address current issues we face as a community of students, academics, and citizens. Their titles go beyond scholarly ruminations to add meaning to issues we all face no matter our intentions and callings.

As stated in my last editor in chief’s introduction, Results of Scholarly Works truly contributes to advancing scholarly research devoid of tendencies that smack of academic ethnocentrism.  The end result of this intended exposure to new ways of thinking can result in solutions that better contribute to a field of knowledge, and, more importantly, the betterment of mankind. Results of Scholarly Works will always endeavor to present research that not only has scholarly worth but practical application that can translate in public policy.

My performance as editor in chief rests on the quality of the offerings in these issues of Results of Scholarly Works.  Of course, without the assistance and guidance of the entire Production Team of Results of Scholarly Works any contribution I make would be impossible. To them, thank you for all you do in making Results of Scholarly Works possible.

I now invite you to peruse our latest issue of the journal to encounter the work of our diverse group of academics. As always, Results of Scholarly Works is committed to bring you cutting-edge research and dynamic opinion that illuminates and educates our readers. Until our next issue, we remain academically yours,

Sincerely,
Harvey W. Kushner
Long Island University
Brookville, NY