Theses from 2022
Type 1 Diabetes in the Dominican Republic: Aspects of Healthcare Accessibility (2022), Hannah Reidel
A New Social Contract? Examining Inclusive Neoliberalism in Moroccan State Policies toward the Informal Sector (2022), Alina Taylor
Theses from 2021
Korean ‘Comfort Women’ of WWII: Cultural Trauma and Formation of National Identity (2021), Rachel Adamek
Broadcasting from the Streets: Chilean Street Art as a Form of Emancipatory Journalism (2021), Hallie Evans
Scales of Healthcare Aid and the Syrian Refugee Crisis in Jordan (2021), Mindy Lan Miller
Zapatismo and the Decolonial Turn: Liberation and Autonomy in Mexico and Across the Globe (2021), Yasmin Shirzad
Theses from 2020
VOX: Explaining the Rise of the Spanish Radical Right (2020), Lucas Christensen
Educational Access in King County for Adult Refugees from East Africa and the Democratic Republic of the Congo (2020), Colleen Cronnelly
Entry Point for Assessing Sustainability in Ecotourism: Insights from Costa Rica (2020), Monica McKeown
Understanding Approaches to Dismantling Hyper Masculinity in Guatemala:With the Non-Governmental Organization Nuevos Horizontes (2020), Michael Ninen
Plucked from History: The Removal of the Japanese Flag, Anthem, and Imperial System from its Wartime Context (2020), Andrew Masaru Orita
Social Media and Activism in the 2019/2020 Chilean Social Uprisings (2020), Julia Schwab
Theses from 2019
Resistance and Complacency: Cold War Legacies and the Geopolitics of the Western Sahara (2019), Kasha Bradford-Adams
Silenced: Women’s Voices and the European Court of Human Rights (2019), Tiffany Carpenter
Laïcité and the Discrimination of Maghrebi Muslims in France (2019), Emi Montenegro
The Rise of Neo-Nationalism and the Front National in France (2019), Austin Nelson
Migration, Regionalism, and National Identity Conflicts in Contemporary Spain (2019), Hillary Sturgeon
The End of Francafrique? French Economic and Political Strategies in Cote d’Ivoire and their Local Responses (2019), Ruth Yohannes
Theses from 2018
Gender-Based Violence: The Role of Guatemala’s Government in the Rate of Violence Against Women (2018), Shayan Chishti
Ethnic Hierarchy in the Japanese Economy: Economic Effects of Restricting Non-Japanese Workers to Occupational Niches (2018), Ryan Giannini
Intimate Partner Violence in Mexico: An Analysis of the Intersections Between Machismo Culture, Government Policy,and Violence Against Women (2018), Stefany Sterling
Tourism in Peru: Economic Benefits at the Cost of Cultural Loss (2018), Doni Uyeno
Theses from 2017
Trends of Migration and their Effects on Youth in Nicaragua (2017), Meaghan Bogart
Mexico City's Rights Contradiction: A Study on Rights Based Approaches Amidst Exclusion of Trans Women Sex Workers (2017), Amanda Chavez
Neoliberal Reform and Cartel Ascendancy in Rural Mexico: Case Studies of Michoacán and the Zapatista-Controlled Zones of Chiapas (2017), Kellen Hunter-La Voy
Sociolinguistic Legacies in West Africa: the Politics of Linguistic Imperialism and Resistance in Senegal (2017), Olivia Meija-Martinez
Islamophobia in Italy: Examining the Libyan Refugee Crisis and its Effects on Italian Immigration Policy (2017), Seth Walker
Theses from 2016
Mega-Development Projects in Chile and Nicaragua: Social and Environmental Costs (2016), Emily Kawahigashi