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Please provide a list of 5-10 further reading recommendations or further online sources relevant to your article. These suggested readings should be unique from the sources listed in the references section.
Suggestions for further reading should consist of the most relevant texts and online sources and preferably, those that are available to the general public. Obscure and otherwise hard-to-find works should be avoided.
While the majority of the sources need to be available in English, feel free to include 1-2 particularly crucial resources in the local language. If you do so, please include the reference in English and note that the language that the resource is available in.
To ensure longevity of links to online resources supplied please follow the following best practice