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Book Reviews Part 3: The Greek Series
Written by Dr Pallavi Mohanan The following is the third SASA review evaluating a series of books related to Ancient Greek texts. Please download and review each of the articles below! Edited by Jacob Lindbert
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The Downward Trend of Ancient Studies: How Enrollment, Employment, and Institutional Change within U.S. Higher Education Structure Impacts Ancient Studies Engagement
Written by Jacob Lindbert MPH, David Danzig PhD, Valeria Zubieta Lupo PhD, Pallavi Mohanan PhD, Shrangi Mishra MA A graph of the number of ancient studies related degrees awarded yearly between 1997 and 2023. This is the first publishing of a project that will continue to be tracked and monitored over the coming years as more data becomes available. The paper can be downloaded below with the table of contents presenting as follows: Introduction................................
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Aug 191 min read


Book Reviews Part 2: The Mesoamerican Series
Written by Dr Pallavi Mohanan The following is the second SASA review evaluating a series of books related to Ancient Mesoamerican texts. Please download and review each of the articles below! Edited by Jacob Lindbert
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Aug 51 min read


From Ancient Accounting to the 2008 Financial Crisis: The Long History of Financial Instability
Written and researched by Jacob Lindbert Research assisted by Jose Muniz Understanding the origins of financial crises requires examining the historical foundations of economic management and recordkeeping. While financial crises are often viewed as products of modern capitalism, many of the underlying mechanisms that contribute to economic instability emerged thousands of years ago. From the clay tablets of ancient Mesopotamia to the digital ledgers of the twenty-first cent
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Jul 159 min read


Book Reviews Part 1: The India Series
Written by Dr Pallavi Mohanan The following is the first SASA review evaluating a series of books related to Ancient Indian texts. Please download and review each of the articles below! Edited by Jacob Lindbert
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Apr 301 min read


Global Learning Poverty: A Regional Analysis of Education Inequality
Written and Researched by Jacob Lindbert Research Assisted by Om Jade Introduction Education is widely regarded as one of the most powerful tools for social and economic transformation. It empowers individuals, strengthens communities, and drives sustainable development. However, despite global commitments to addressing literacy rates and education gaps, there remain disparities among countries and continents. Much of this global challenge can be defined under the term learn
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Feb 2022 min read


The Marginalized Subcontinent: Why South Asian Studies Programs Fail to Attract Students (1997-2018)
By: Dr. Pallavi Mohanan | Save Ancient Studies Alliance Research Intern Abstract This study examines the persistent under enrollment crisis in South Asian Studies programs across U.S. higher education from 1997-2018, during which these programs consistently graduated fewer than 20 students annually despite South Asia's increasing global significance. Through mixed-methods analysis combining federal education data (IPEDS), institutional case studies of eight universities, and
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Jan 625 min read
Changes in Sports over Time: Through the Ages Project Part 10 of 10
By Jacob Lindbert Introduction of early sports Sports have played a monumental role throughout history, serving as a source of...
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Aug 24, 20259 min read
Changes in Culinary Practices over Time: Through the Ages Project Part 9 of 10
By Jacob Lindbert Introduction Over time, culinary practices have changed, reflecting developments in technology, culture, and...
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Aug 22, 202510 min read
Changes in Military Strategies over Time: Through the Ages Project Part 8 of 10
By Jacob Lindbert Introduction Military weaponry and strategies have experienced vast transformations throughout history. Many of...
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Aug 20, 202512 min read
Changes in Economic Practices over Time: Through the Ages Project Part 7 of 10
By Jacob Lindbert Introduction Throughout time, as technology, education, culture, etc. have changed, so too have economic...
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Aug 18, 20258 min read
Changes in Music and Entertainment over Time: Through the Ages Project Part 6 of 10
By Jacob Lindbert Introduction The world of music and entertainment has changed largely over time, reflecting changes in...
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Aug 16, 20258 min read


Changes in Dentistry over Time: Through the Ages Project Part 5 of 10
By Jacob Lindbert Introduction This research paper will serve to outline the key changes in dentistry throughout time,...
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Aug 14, 20258 min read
Changes in Medicine over Time: Through the Ages Project Part 4 of 10
By Jacob Lindbert Introduction This paper will aim to outline some of the key changes and innovations in medicine through time. It...
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Aug 12, 20259 min read


Changes in Transportation over Time: Through the Ages Project Part 3 of 10
By Jacob Lindbert Introduction Throughout time, transportation has changed as technology has developed alongside it. As technology...
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Aug 10, 20257 min read


Changes in Law and Policy over Time: Through the Ages Project Part 2 of 10
By Jacob Lindbert Introduction Throughout history, laws and policies have evolved to reflect the values of society and address...
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Aug 8, 20259 min read
Changes in Education over Time: Through the Ages Project Part 1 of 10
By Jacob Lindbert Introduction Education holds a pivotal role in society and has undergone significant changes over time. It has...
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Aug 6, 20259 min read


The Negatives of Artificial Intelligence in Education
The Negatives of Artificial Intelligence in Education By Jacob Lindbert Table of Contents: I. Introduction II. Widening the Digital...
Sophie Jamroz Jet
Nov 29, 202317 min read


SASA Research Series #1: Social Media (5 of 5)
Facebook as a Community Building and Marketing Tool Facebook has remained, since its debut in 2003, a formidable social networking giant;...
Mia Felt
Aug 16, 20237 min read


SASA Research Series: The Nazi's Ancient Near East: the Misappropriation of Ancient Studies (Part I)
By Roxana Wang A part of the Ishtar Gate still above the ground when German excavation began in 1920 © Staatliche Museen zu Berlin,...
Martine Diepenbroek
Jul 15, 202314 min read
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