A Tale of Two Neighbors: A Comparative Analysis of the Processes of State Creation and Regime Formation in Colombia and Venezuela

By: Alexander Mintz '17
Faculty Adviser: Alex Hybel

Counterinsurgency Redux? Dutch Counterinsurgency in Afghanistan 2006-2010

By: Andrew Majkut '14
Faculty Adviser: William M. Rose

Sexual Assault and Transitional Justice: How Argentina Can Provide a Voice to its Silenced Survivors

By: Katie Pearson '14
Faculty Adviser: Alex Hybel

The Peruvian Conflict: Policy and Implementation of Changing Counterinsurgency Strategy

By: Michelle Strayer '14
Faculty Adviser: William M. Rose

Legitimacy in Words and in Actions: The Jordanian Regime's Maintenance of Stability Amid Arab Spring Protests

By: Sarah Huckins '14
Faculty Adviser: Caroleen M. Sayej

When Profit Builds Community: African American Businesses as Engines of Economic and Political Development

By: Rasheed Mitchell '13
Faculty Adviser: MaryAnne Borrelli

The Will to Adapt: The Post 2008 US Economic Crisis and its Impact on Refugee Resettlement in the United States

By: Meredith Byrne '13
Faculty Adviser: Tristan Borer

Where democracy concedes: Examining environmental civil societies in China and Japan

By: Raymond Palmer '13
Faculty Adviser: Jane Dawson
(Senior capstone)

U.S. Policy Towards Political Uprisings in the Middle East

By: Nicole Moomjy '12
Faculty Adviser: Caroleen Sayej
(Senior capstone)

Fishy Nightmares and Dairy Dreams: Globalized Markets, Environmental Justice and Gender in Tanzania

By: Bryson Cowan '12
Faculty Adviser: Jane Dawson

The Media as a Terrain of Struggle: Navigating Representations of Violence Against Women in South African News Media

By: Megan Reback '12
Faculty Adviser: Tristan Borer
(Senior capstone)

Balancing the Process of Democratization and the Continuation of State Stability: The Case of Mexico

By: Elise Dunn '12
Faculty Adviser: Alex Hybel

The Identity of Political Support: Personal Constituents, Gender, and Political Ambition

By: Hayley Sullivan '11
Faculty Adviser: MaryAnne Borrelli

Smart People, Stupid Networks: The Internet's Equalizing Influence on Political Discourse and Engagement

By: Joseph Backer '08
Faculty Adviser: William Frasure