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1. An Evaluation of the Relationship Between Oil Dependence and Regime Stability in the Middle East

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Open Access
Author:
Boyce, Mary Joanna
Title:
An Evaluation of the Relationship Between Oil Dependence and Regime Stability in the Middle East
Area of Honors:
International Politics
Keywords:
oil
middle east
politics
regime
stability
durability
rentier states
petropolitics
resource curse
File:
Download 1-boyce_mary_oilmiddleeaststability.pdf
Thesis Supervisors:
James A Piazza, Thesis Supervisor
Dr. Michael Barth Berkman, Thesis Honors Advisor

2. Civil War, Guerrilla Warfare, and Terrorism: Understanding Non-state Political Violence Through the Philippines’ Moro Conflict

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Open Access
Author:
Chen, Robert Y
Title:
Civil War, Guerrilla Warfare, and Terrorism: Understanding Non-state Political Violence Through the Philippines’ Moro Conflict
Area of Honors:
International Politics
Keywords:
non-state political conflict
terrorism
civil war
non-state actor
de facto state
moro islamic liberation
philippines
File:
Download Bobby_Chen_-_Thesis_final.pdf
Thesis Supervisors:
Douglas William Lemke, Thesis Supervisor
Dr. Gretchen G Casper, Thesis Honors Advisor

3. Economic Crises and Financial Regulation Throughout the History of the United States

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Open Access
Author:
Mumenthaler, Rachel-paige
Title:
Economic Crises and Financial Regulation Throughout the History of the United States
Area of Honors:
International Politics
Keywords:
International Political Economy
Economics
Financial Regulation
Economic Crises
2007 Financial Crisis
Campaign Finance
File:
Download Mumenthaler_Rachel-Paige_Thesis_3.pdf
Thesis Supervisors:
Robert Packer, Thesis Supervisor
Dr. Gretchen G Casper, Thesis Honors Advisor

5. Caught Between Two Transitions: How Electoral Volatility and Economic Voting Affected the Democratization of Central Eastern Europe

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Open Access
Author:
Rogers, Benjamin Harrison
Title:
Caught Between Two Transitions: How Electoral Volatility and Economic Voting Affected the Democratization of Central Eastern Europe
Area of Honors:
International Politics
Keywords:
Eastern Europe
Electoral Volatility
Comparative Politics
Economic Voting
Communism
European Union
File:
Download 1-Rogers_Benjamin_CaughtBetweenTwoTransitions.pdf
Thesis Supervisors:
Sona Nadenichek Golder, Thesis Supervisor
Dr. Michael Barth Berkman, Thesis Honors Advisor

6. Opportunity and Threat Cues in Education Reform Protests of Chile and Mexico (1990-2013)

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Open Access
Author:
Milliken, Katherine Irene
Title:
Opportunity and Threat Cues in Education Reform Protests of Chile and Mexico (1990-2013)
Area of Honors:
International Politics
Keywords:
Chile
Mexico
social movements
political opportunity
threat
student protest
File:
Download Milliken_Katherine_OpportunityandThreatCuesinEducationReformProtests.pdf
Thesis Supervisors:
Mark Sebastian Anner, Thesis Supervisor
Dr. Michael Barth Berkman, Thesis Honors Advisor

7. Why Did Certain Civil Wars During the Interwar Period have External Play Involvement?

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Open Access
Author:
Senior, Matthew Henry
Title:
Why Did Certain Civil Wars During the Interwar Period have External Play Involvement?
Area of Honors:
International Politics
Keywords:
Political Science
Civil Wars
External Players
Interwar Period
File:
Download Senior_Matthew_whydidcertaincivilwarsduringtheinterwarperiodhaveexternalplayerinvolvement__1_.pdf
Thesis Supervisors:
Douglas William Lemke, Thesis Supervisor
Dr. Michael Barth Berkman, Thesis Honors Advisor

10. Understanding CARSI: The Impact of U.S. Foreign Aid on Crime Trends in Central America

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Open Access
Author:
Almeida, Jeanne E
Title:
Understanding CARSI: The Impact of U.S. Foreign Aid on Crime Trends in Central America
Area of Honors:
International Politics
Keywords:
international politics; Central America; CARSI; foreign aid
File:
Download Almeida_Jeanne_Honors_Thesis_.pdfDownload 1-Almeida_Jeanne_Honors_Thesis_.pdf
Thesis Supervisors:
Dr. Gretchen G Casper, Thesis Supervisor
Dr. Michael Barth Berkman, Thesis Honors Advisor