Theses/Dissertations from 2023
Self-Interest or Altruism: Why do Some INGOs Engage in Conflict Settings While Others Leave?, Rachel Arthur
Balancing Interests in Forest Governance in Brazil and Indonesia, Annabel McCormick Baldy
Estimating the Xi Effect: How Chinese Aid Affects Economic and Political Institutions, Mackenzie Owens
The Weaponization of Rape: Conflict-Related Rape and The International Criminal Court, Claire Velte
Theses/Dissertations from 2021
The Phenomenon of Sexual Violence During Armed Conflicts in the Twenty-First Century: Entering the Era of Survivors as Agents of Peace, Shayna Kushner
Cool Japan and the Hallyu Wave: The Effect of Popular Culture Exports on National Image and Soft Power, Gillianne Lux
Victimes ou Criminelles: A Historical and Comparative Analysis of Sex Work Policy in France, Carver Wolfe
Theses/Dissertations from 2020
The Belt and Road Initiative: China’s Rise, America’s Balance, and Latin America’s Struggle, Garrett Bullock
Theses/Dissertations from 2019
Politics, Protest and Patience: Gendered Rights and Human Security in India and South Korea, Anika Backelin-Harrison
Liberation in Southern Africa: Comparing Democratic Consolidation in South Africa and Zimbabwe, John J. Solomon
The Far Right in Europe: The Effects of the Migrant Crisis on European Enlargement, Gregory Stryker
Women's Rights and Representation in Saudi Arabia, Iran, and Turkey: The Patriarchal Domination of Religious Interpretations, Roumaissaa Tailassane
Theses/Dissertations from 2018
Aiding to Repair: An Analysis on the Impact of Foreign Aid in Rwanda After the 1994 Genocide, Mary Atta-Dakwa
Los Matices Varios del Feminismo en las Comunidades Indígenas de América Latina: Yorkín, Costa Rica y Santa Anita, Guatemala, Roseangela G. Hartford
Theses/Dissertations from 2017
The Arab League and the Role of Regional Institutions in Democratization, Katerina Dee
Theses/Dissertations from 2016
One Man's Reaction to NATO Expansion, Jamie M. Putnam
Theses/Dissertations from 2015
Constructing the Yellow Peril: East Asia as the Enemy in American Discourse and Political Rhetoric, Laura K. Witwer
