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2. Can Deactivating Facebook Reduce Affective Polarization? Experimental Evidence and Heterogenous Effects Based on Partisan Identification Strength
3. “Deputized Agents:” An Analysis of State Training Curricula for Mandated Reporters of Child Abuse and Neglect
4. International Human Rights Law, the Abortion Debate, and Online Activism in Argentina from 2015 to 2022
5. Itegeko Rirusha Ibuye Kuremera: A Critical Analysis of the Challenges the Public/Private Divide Poses to Rwandan Labour Law Through The Figure of the Domestic Worker
6. Power and Moral Purpose: The Rhetoric of American Exceptionalism in US Foreign Policy
7. Religion and International Private Law: How Faith Impacts Global Child Abduction Outcomes
8. “Solidarity Politics” in Calais, France: A Critique of the Humanitarian Aid Model
9. The Fairness Fallacy: Northpointe and the COMPAS Recidivism Prediction Algorithm
10. The Right to Privacy and the State’s Duty to Protect Life in the European Court of Human Rights’ Jurisprudence on Medically-Assisted Termination of Life
11. Anthropology as Choreography: Katherine Dunham's Creolized Approach to Choreography
12. Characterizing the “Jewish Vote” in American Electoral Politics: a Quantitative Methods Political Science Thesis
13. Feminism, Nature, and Humanity: A Critique of Difference and Domination
14. Fishy Business: How the Sustainable Fishery Partnership Agreement between the European Union and Guinea-Bissau Delays Fulfillment of Human Rights Obligations
15. Historical Trauma and CHamoru Self-Determination; The Lens of Famalåo’an CHamoru ginen Guåhan
16. How Personal is the Political? Patterns in Gendered Violence Following Women’s Rights Expansions
17. Inference and Entitlement
18. Mechanisms of Political Socialization: The Development of Political Identities Among First and Second-Generation Latinx Immigrant Americans
19. National Health Care and Presidential Conviction, Savviness, and Popularity: An Analysis of Presidential Identity and Health Care Legislative Outcomes in the United States from 1977-2020
20. Playground Politics: Exploring the Actors and Factors in Universal Pre-K Adoption
21. Populist Ideology and Electoral Success: A Comparative Analysis of the Tea Party and the Trump Campaign as Populist Movements
22. Reified Thinking: An Essay On Lukács' Critique of Kant's Philosophy
23. Re: Zoning; Gentrification and Neighborhood Change in New York City’s Superfund Communities
24. The Impact of National Crises on American Exceptionalism
25. The Impacts of Anti-Asian Discrimination on Recent Asian American Voting Behavior: Do Anti-Asian, Native Hawaiian, and Pacific Islander violence and personal experiences of discrimination motivate Asian American turnout in federal general elections between 2000 and 2020?
26. The Synthetic A Priori Noble Truths and Their Foundation of a Practical Philosophy
27. The Transcendence of Political Views Across National Borders: The Relationship Between Chinese Immigrants’ Attitudes Toward the CCP and their Western Partisan Preferences
28. The War on Drugs’ War on Women: Plan Colombia’s impact on the female carceral population of Colombia
29. To Err is Human; to Forgive... Also Human: An Exploration of How We Can Forgive the Unrepentant Non-Apologist
30. Tweet it and Weep: Incivility in Congress Members’ Twitter Conversations
31. Unforeseen Asymmetries: A Contemporary Mathematical Reading of Kant’s Second Antinomy
32. Voting Against Everyone’s Interests: Interrogating the Politicization of Rural Whites as a Latent Expression of Historical White Supremacy
33. A History of Menstrual Injustice: How Essential Care is Flawed at Best--and Absent at Worst--for Incarcerated People with Periods in the United States
34. A Power Struggle: Do Contested Primaries Between Moderates and Extremists Harm the Party?
35. Black Twitter, Black Voters, and Black Issues: The Role of Black Twitter Discourse in the 2020 Democratic Primary
36. Can financial and economic indicators explain conflict intensity?
37. Can the Supreme Court Convince the American People? — A Survey Experiment on Public Response to the Court’s Opinion Reasoning
38. Congressional Roommates: How Living Together Impacts Legislative Collaboration
39. Creating Politically Appealing Climate Policies
40. Crisis Actors: Understanding the Dynamics Between Central Banks and Legislative Bodies
41. Framing COVID-19: Analysing the Effect of Framing on the Popular Understanding of the Coronavirus Pandemic
42. Individuality, Liberty, and Participation: J.S. Mill’s Democratic Synthesis
43. Predictive Privacy: Modeling Privacy Harms
44. The Effects of Political Attack Rhetoric on Public Trust in Scientists
45. Abstract Rule Learning in Gain and Loss Frames
46. Choreographing Epiphany: The Strategy Behind Loie Fuller's Symbolism
47. The Constitutionality of Algorithmic Decision Systems Output in Light of the Probable Cause Requirement of the Fourth Amendment
48. Getting to What Matters: The ICERD, Racism in the United States, and the Moral Language of Human Rights
49. Human Rights in the ‘Green New Deal’ Narrative: Grassroots Climate Activism and Constructions of Human Rights in ‘Creative Social Praxis’
50. Human Rights in the Space of No Longer and Not Yet State Actors, NGOs and the Refugee Camp in Samos
51. In the Vernacular: Indonesian Women’s Rights Activists Challenging the Anti-Pornography Bill
52. Listening to the Girls of Benin City: Human Rights, Trafficking and Victimhood in the Italian Sex Industry
53. Remembering Babylon: The Fault Lines of Mizrahi Revival
54. Technoethics and Human Rights: The Metaethical Implications of Crisismapping and the Right to Privacy in Post-Disaster, Post-Conflict Scenarios
55. The Beautiful Scheme: Christine Ladd-Franklin and the Expansion of Logical Methodology
56. The Digital Millennium Copyright Act and the First Amendment: Section 1201’s Disruptive Effects on the Fair Use Doctrine
57. The Maria da Penha Law and the Media: Understanding the Adoption of Human Rights Norms on Domestic Violence in Brazil
58. The Right to Family: Bringing Human Rights to Bear on Racial and Socioeconomic Discrimination in the U.S. Child Welfare System
59. “At What Cost?”: Women of Color Therapists and Emotional Labor
60. "Dancing For the Culture": An Exploration of Cultural and Communal Healing and Uplift through Multicultural Dance Education
61. Explaining the Rise in Mexico's Cartel Related Violence
62. Formal Institutions & Trust: A Comparative Study of Social Trust Formation
63. If you build it, they will come? A study of economic development and ballparks in Chicago
64. In This Project of Undoing: Practices of Resistance and Imagination in the Collegiate Ballroom Dance Community
65. The Body That Was Difficult to Censor: Mae West and Censorship in the 1930s
66. The Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) Ratings Industry: How can publicly traded companies improve their overall ESG scores?
67. Education for Human Rights: How a Refocusing of the Right to Education Can Magnify its Impact
68. I Think I Like You: A Perceptual And Behavioral Analysis of Friendship Formation
69. “Liberté, Egalité, Fraternité,” Laïcité? An Analysis of France’s 2004 “Veil Law” and its Effect on French Muslims
70. “Licence to Kill”: The United States’ Illegal Drone Program and the Dark Legacy of Collective Punishment
71. Loose Taps: Finding Queer Orientations in Tap Dance Performance
72. Moving from Site-specific to Museum-specific Dance: An Examination of Museum Workout's Dialogue with the Met
73. On a Path Toward International Recognition: Physician-Assisted Suicide as an Emerging Human Rights Norm
74. On the Columnar Approach to Higher-Order Vagueness
75. The Right to Work of Asylum-Seekers and Refugees in Bulgaria: Rethinking Integration
76. “Ain’t Nobody Like My Desi Girl”: An Analysis of New York City’s Indian-American Women as Model Minorities
77. Blacks, Arabs, Muslims and Republican Values in France
78. Body Mass Estimation from Human Skeletal Remains: An Anthropometric Assessment of Nutritional Status in the New York African Burial Ground Population
79. Clubbed to Death: The Decline of New York City Nightlife Culture Since the Late 1980s
80. Dancing and Drawing in Trisha Brown’s Work: A Conversation Between Choreography and Visual Art
81. Destabilizing Nation and Culture: How Zanele Muholi and Queer South African Women Are Creating Discursive Space through Visual Culture
82. Developing Eugenic Consciousness: The Campaign for the Voluntary Sterilization of the Mentally Deficient in Interwar Britain
83. Disrupting the Binary, Reclaiming the Narrative: The Representation of the Eastern Other in Shirin Neshat's Turbulent and Rapture and Emily Jacir's Memorial...
84. Examining the role of Dopamine D2 Receptors in cost-benefit decision making processes underlying motivated behavior in mice
85. First World Women, Third World Revolutions: The Nicaragua and Cuban Revolutions as Reflections of the Trajectory of the Feminist Movement in the United States in the late 20th Century
86. Maximic Actions, Noumenal Self, and Evil
87. Rediscovering Collectivity Through Film: Women's Labor in Post-Socialist China
88. Sexual Violence in Civil Wars: Strength, Organizational Control, and Rebel Groups
89. Synthesizing and restructuring the conversation around the use of robots in the education and therapy of individuals with Autism Spectrum Disorders
90. The Contemporary Chinese Art Dilemma: From Communist Government Control to Capitalist Market Control
91. The Fourth Amendment in the Digital World: How Should Computers Be Searched With Respect to the Fourth Amendment?
92. The Wicked Witch: Exploring Medea, Tituba, and Sula as Figures of Deviance and Non-Normativity
93. Turning Towards a Life of Spirit: The Disruption of Economic Logic in the Vitae of Christina of Markyate and Wulfric of Haselbury, Anchorites
94. Understanding Cartel Violence in Mexico: Mapping the many Dimensions of Cartel Violence
95. What Steinem Could Learn From Schumer: Abjection in Female Stand-Up Comedy
96. White Flight: Uncovering the History of White Refugees from the History of the Freedmen’s Bureau: 1861-1868
97. A Little Bit Gay: The Near Representation of Queerness in American Sitcoms
98. Archaeologist of Morning: Poems
99. Becoming Beur: Social Marginalization and the Emergence of a Collective Identity for Paris' Maghrebi Youth
100. Crafting a Paradox: The Oppressive Contradictions of Neoliberalism on the United States and Mexico Border
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