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Top 20 Articles of July 2024
What Hopkins Press journal articles were you reading most in July?
The most-viewed article on Project MUSE this July was "Who Decides What Is Democratic?" by Adam Przeworski in Journal of Democracy, followed closely by "Working from Home Around the World" in Brookings Papers on Economic Activity.
The July 2024 Top 20 also includes articles from Philosophy, Psychiatry, & Psychology, Journal of Orthodox Christian Studies, Spiritus: A Journal of Christian Spirituality, Technology and Culture, Twentieth-Century China, Journal of Song-Yuan Studies, Bulletin of the History of Medicine, Studies in Romanticism, Journal of Women's History, Social Research: An International Quarterly, ASAP/Journal, Hispania, Postmodern Culture, Theory & Event, Journal of College Student Development, Human Rights Quarterly, World Politics, and the Wallace Stevens Journal.
You can still view the other Top 20 lists of 2024 here:
Top 20 Articles of February 2024
Top 20 Articles of January 2024
Top Ten Hopkins Press Journal Articles of 2023
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