1. “ARE YOU A GIRL WITH A STAR-SPANGLED HEART?”: GOVERNMENT MOBILIZATION OF AMERICAN WOMEN WITH PROPAGANDA DURING WORLD WAR TWO Open Access Author: Nogay, Lauren Brooke Title: “ARE YOU A GIRL WITH A STAR-SPANGLED HEART?”: GOVERNMENT MOBILIZATION OF AMERICAN WOMEN WITH PROPAGANDA DURING WORLD WAR TWO Area of Honors: History Keywords: World War TwoWomenRosie the RiveterPropagandaUnited States File: Download Thesis.pdf Thesis Supervisors: Tobias Heinrich Albert Brinkmann, Thesis SupervisorDr. Kathryn Elizabeth Salzer, Thesis Honors Advisor
2. Francisco Franco and Texaco: Providing Fuel for Both the War and Propaganda Open Access Author: Mcculloch, Shannon Mallory Title: Francisco Franco and Texaco: Providing Fuel for Both the War and Propaganda Area of Honors: Spanish Keywords: OilTexacoFrancoSpainPropagandaSpanish Civil War File: Download Thesis_McCulloch_FINAL_PDF.pdf Thesis Supervisors: Ross H Pifer, Thesis SupervisorJohn Lipski, Thesis Honors Advisor
3. Free Speech? Exclusive Decision-Making, the Propaganda Machine, and Limited Imagination at The Pennsylvania State University, Institutional Champion of “Free Speech” Open Access Author: Van Horn, Nora Title: Free Speech? Exclusive Decision-Making, the Propaganda Machine, and Limited Imagination at The Pennsylvania State University, Institutional Champion of “Free Speech” Area of Honors: Interdisciplinary in Civic and Community Engagement and Philosophy Keywords: Penn StateFree SpeechNeoliberalismInstitutional ManagementPropagandaHannah ArendtNoam ChomskyFrantz FanonMichel FoucaultGeorge Orwell File: Download Van_Horn_Nora_Thesis__FINAL_.pdf Thesis Supervisors: Mark Sentesy, Thesis SupervisorBrady Bowman, Thesis Honors AdvisorRosa A Eberly, Thesis Honors Advisor
4. Russian Information Operations Increase Partisan Division in the United States Open Access Author: Birosik, Nicholas Christopher Title: Russian Information Operations Increase Partisan Division in the United States Area of Honors: Interdisciplinary in International Affairs, Political Science, and Social Data Analytics Keywords: Political WarfareRussiaInformation OperationsPolitical ScienceDivisionGRUCIAPropagandaDemoralizationSubversionIdeologyUntied StatesAffective PolarizationAffectsocial identity theory File: Download Birosik_Thesis_Final.pdf Thesis Supervisors: John Gregory Hodgson, Thesis SupervisorMatthew Richard Golder, Thesis Honors AdvisorEleanor M. Brown, Thesis Honors Advisor
