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Lust, "A Snare Of Satan To Beguile The Soul": New Light On Shaker Celibacy, Glendyne R. Wergland Feb 2026

Lust, "A Snare Of Satan To Beguile The Soul": New Light On Shaker Celibacy, Glendyne R. Wergland

Communal Societies

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From The Editor, Donald F. Durnbaugh Feb 2026

From The Editor, Donald F. Durnbaugh

Communal Societies

No abstract provided.


Front Matter Feb 2026

Front Matter

Communal Societies

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Index To Communal Societies, Volumes 1-15 (1981-1995), Lyman Tower Sargent Feb 2026

Index To Communal Societies, Volumes 1-15 (1981-1995), Lyman Tower Sargent

Communal Societies

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Artists' Colonies As Communal Societies In The Arts And Crafts Era, Timothy Miller Feb 2026

Artists' Colonies As Communal Societies In The Arts And Crafts Era, Timothy Miller

Communal Societies

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Gustav Landauer And The Bruderhof Communities, Michael Tyldesley Feb 2026

Gustav Landauer And The Bruderhof Communities, Michael Tyldesley

Communal Societies

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A Sister To Oneida: The Missionary Movement At Mount Holyoke, Amanda Porterfield Feb 2026

A Sister To Oneida: The Missionary Movement At Mount Holyoke, Amanda Porterfield

Communal Societies

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From The Editor, Donald F. Durnbaugh Feb 2026

From The Editor, Donald F. Durnbaugh

Communal Societies

No abstract provided.


Front Matter Feb 2026

Front Matter

Communal Societies

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Victims Of Bravery (1): Impacts Of Acts Of Bravery On Australian Civilian Bravery Award Recipients, Tom Voigt, Angela Dew, Susan Balandin Feb 2026

Victims Of Bravery (1): Impacts Of Acts Of Bravery On Australian Civilian Bravery Award Recipients, Tom Voigt, Angela Dew, Susan Balandin

Heroism Science

We admire those who perform acts of bravery involving physical risk and life-threatening trauma, yet little attention is given to civilians who experience negative consequences following such acts. This study examined unintended consequences through qualitative interviews with 24 Australian civilian bravery award recipients using constructivist grounded theory and thematic analysis. Three major themes emerged: (1) Direct impacts, including high psychological distress, physical and health impacts, financial and employment consequences, and lack of formal counseling support; (2) Changes within, including hypervigilance, avoidance behaviours, anger, alcohol misuse, and social isolation; (3) Then and now, encompassing relationship difficulties, changed life approaches, and regret. …


Brief Notices, Jonathan G. Andelson Feb 2026

Brief Notices, Jonathan G. Andelson

Communal Societies

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Review Of Mary's City Of David, Timothy Miller Feb 2026

Review Of Mary's City Of David, Timothy Miller

Communal Societies

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Review Of Mennonite Women Of Lancaster County: A Story In Photographs, 1855-1935, Laura H. Weaver Feb 2026

Review Of Mennonite Women Of Lancaster County: A Story In Photographs, 1855-1935, Laura H. Weaver

Communal Societies

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Review Of Zion City, Illinois: Twentieth Century Utopia, Robert S. Fogarty Feb 2026

Review Of Zion City, Illinois: Twentieth Century Utopia, Robert S. Fogarty

Communal Societies

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Review Of A Brief Account Of The People Usually Denominated Shakers, Donald E. Janzen Feb 2026

Review Of A Brief Account Of The People Usually Denominated Shakers, Donald E. Janzen

Communal Societies

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Review Of The Communitarian Moment: The Radical Challenge Of The Northampton Association, Paul Gaffney Feb 2026

Review Of The Communitarian Moment: The Radical Challenge Of The Northampton Association, Paul Gaffney

Communal Societies

No abstract provided.


The Joyfulness Of Death In Eighteenth-Century Moravian Communities, Craig T. Atwood Feb 2026

The Joyfulness Of Death In Eighteenth-Century Moravian Communities, Craig T. Atwood

Communal Societies

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The Total Institution - Day School Contimuum: A Model For Adapting And Updating The "Ideal Commune", Yuval Dror Feb 2026

The Total Institution - Day School Contimuum: A Model For Adapting And Updating The "Ideal Commune", Yuval Dror

Communal Societies

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Student Housing Cooperatives Communitarianism Among American Youth, Deborah Altus Feb 2026

Student Housing Cooperatives Communitarianism Among American Youth, Deborah Altus

Communal Societies

No abstract provided.


Franz Oppeneimer's Contribution To The Theory Of Co-Operation, Dieter Haselbach Feb 2026

Franz Oppeneimer's Contribution To The Theory Of Co-Operation, Dieter Haselbach

Communal Societies

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From The Editor, Donald F. Durnbaugh Feb 2026

From The Editor, Donald F. Durnbaugh

Communal Societies

No abstract provided.


Front Matter Feb 2026

Front Matter

Communal Societies

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Contents Feb 2026

Contents

Communal Societies

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Responsive User Interfaces Based On Task Criticality And User Context, Piyush Arora, Colby Hawker, Shantanu Pai, Ram Vivekananda, Wendy Yun, Jaime Sonoda Feb 2026

Responsive User Interfaces Based On Task Criticality And User Context, Piyush Arora, Colby Hawker, Shantanu Pai, Ram Vivekananda, Wendy Yun, Jaime Sonoda

Defensive Publications Series

Responsive user interfaces enable dynamically adjusting user interfaces based on device-specific aspects such as screen size, aspect ratio, display resolution, etc. However, traditional responsive design fails to account for different types of constraints of a user and task criticality of the task being performed via the UI. Misalignment between the UI design, user context and task criticality can lead to user error. This disclosure describes techniques, implemented with user permission, for dynamically modifying the layout, information density, and/or interactive physics of a user interface based on a dual-factor analysis of user cognitive state and task criticality. The user's cognitive state …


Protecting Journalism From National Security In Contemporary India, Manish . Feb 2026

Protecting Journalism From National Security In Contemporary India, Manish .

National Law School of India Review

Freedom of the press is an important element of a robust democracy. In India, press freedom lacks statutory protection, leaving constitutional protection under Article 19(1)(a) as the only remedy. In recent years, the use of anti-terror laws against journalists investigating alleged lapses or excesses by the state has posed a particular threat to press freedom, given the largely minimalist and statist interpretation that the Supreme Court of India has given to these laws. This has been compounded by the election and re-election of an autocratic populist government to Parliament, which has sought to use law as a means of ensuring …


Trust Amplification Exploits In Human To Ai Security Teams Abusing Overconfidence In Automated Recommendations, Pranav Bhatanagar Mr Feb 2026

Trust Amplification Exploits In Human To Ai Security Teams Abusing Overconfidence In Automated Recommendations, Pranav Bhatanagar Mr

Defensive Publications Series

Human–AI collaboration has become a central component of modern cybersecurity operations. Security analysts increasingly rely on automated systems for threat detection, risk assessment, and incident response. While this collaboration improves efficiency and scalability, it also introduces new vulnerabilities associated with human trust in machine generated recommendations. This paper introduces Trust Amplification Exploits, a novel class of adversarial strategies that manipulate and exploit overconfidence in AI-assisted security workflows. Rather than targeting algorithms directly, these attacks leverage repeated system accuracy, interface design, and organizational dependence to amplify human reliance on automated outputs. Over time, excessive trust reduces critical evaluation and increases susceptibility …


Epistemic Corruption Attacks: Poisoning What Ai Security Systems “Know” Rather Than What They “Do”, Pranav Bhatanagar Mr Feb 2026

Epistemic Corruption Attacks: Poisoning What Ai Security Systems “Know” Rather Than What They “Do”, Pranav Bhatanagar Mr

Defensive Publications Series

As artificial intelligence becomes central to modern cybersecurity operations, defensive systems increasingly rely on internal knowledge representations, long-term memory modules, and retrieval-based reasoning mechanisms. These components enable adaptive learning and contextual awareness, but they also introduce a largely unexamined security vulnerability: the integrity of what the system knows. Existing research on AI security has primarily focused on attacks that manipulate outputs, bypass detection mechanisms, or compromise execution pathways. Far less attention has been given to attacks that corrupt internal knowledge structures themselves. This paper introduces Epistemic Corruption Attacks, a novel class of adversarial strategies that target the belief systems, embeddings, …


Interpretation Attacks: Exploiting How Ai Explains And Justifies Decisions (Turning Explainability Itself Into An Attack Surface), Pranav Bhatanagar Mr Feb 2026

Interpretation Attacks: Exploiting How Ai Explains And Justifies Decisions (Turning Explainability Itself Into An Attack Surface), Pranav Bhatanagar Mr

Defensive Publications Series

Explainable Artificial Intelligence (XAI) systems are widely promoted as mechanisms for increasing transparency, trust, and accountability in automated decision-making. By providing human-readable explanations for model outputs, these systems are intended to support oversight, regulatory compliance, and informed human judgment. However, the growing reliance on automated explanations has created a previously overlooked security risk: the explanations themselves can be manipulated, exploited, and weaponized. This paper introduces Interpretation Attacks, a class of adversarial strategies that target how AI systems generate, present, and justify their decisions. Rather than manipulating model predictions directly, these attacks exploit the interpretability layer to influence human perception, distort …


Intent-Obfuscation Attacks: Evading Ai Security By Manipulating Meaning, Pranav Bhatanagar Mr Feb 2026

Intent-Obfuscation Attacks: Evading Ai Security By Manipulating Meaning, Pranav Bhatanagar Mr

Defensive Publications Series

As artificial intelligence systems increasingly rely on intent-based security mechanisms to regulate user behavior, the nature of adversarial interaction is undergoing a subtle but significant shift. Rather than attempting to bypass safeguards through explicit policy violations or recognizable malicious patterns, attackers are increasingly manipulating meaning itself. This paper introduces Intent-Obfuscation Attacks, a class of semantic evasion techniques that exploit the gap between surface-level language compliance and the underlying objectives inferred by AI systems. Unlike traditional prompt injection or keyword-based attacks, intent-obfuscation operates through linguistic ambiguity, contextual indirection, and gradual semantic drift. Individual interactions appear benign and policy-compliant, yet when interpreted …


Ai Supply-Chain Pentesting: Attacking Models Through Training, Updates, And Dependencies (Hacking Ai Without Touching Production Systems.), Pranav Bhatanagar Mr Feb 2026

Ai Supply-Chain Pentesting: Attacking Models Through Training, Updates, And Dependencies (Hacking Ai Without Touching Production Systems.), Pranav Bhatanagar Mr

Defensive Publications Series

As artificial intelligence systems become embedded in critical decision-making workflows, security research has largely focused on defending models at runtime. Attention has centered on prompt injection, inference-time abuse, and output manipulation, implicitly assuming that models arrive in production as trustworthy artifacts. This assumption is increasingly fragile. Modern AI systems are assembled through complex and opaque supply chains involving datasets, pre-trained models, fine-tuning pipelines, dependency ecosystems, and automated update mechanisms. Each stage introduces opportunities for adversarial influence that remain largely unexplored by conventional security testing. This paper examines AI security from a supply-chain perspective, arguing that many impactful compromises occur upstream, …