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REDUCING THE RISE OF POLARIZATION IN THE COURT THROUGH THE BRIDGING OF DOCTRINES: AN ANALYTICAL APPROACH TO CONSTITUTIONAL INTERPRETATION THROUGH QUASI-ORIGINALISM

About this Honors Thesis
Student Name:	Algaal, Naji
Date Uploaded:	04/10/2024
Research Field:	Law and Philosophy
Department:	Philosophy

The Paradoxical Influence of Economic Growth on South Korea’s Birth Rate Dilemma

About this Honors Thesis
Student Name:	Kim, Yu Jun
Date Uploaded:	04/05/2023
Research Field:	Economics, General, Economics, Labor, and Engineering, System Science
Department:	Quantitative Science

Fighting (Over) Zulu: Race, Empire, and Zulu Representations in the British Metropole 1820s - 1910

About this Honors Thesis
Student Name:	Benigno, Scott
Date Uploaded:	04/12/2022
Research Field:	History, European, History, African, and History, Modern
Department:	History

Insurgent Rulers in the Age of the Internet: The Emergence and Impact of Rebel Digital Governance in the Syrian Civil War

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Student Name:	Thomas, Emily
Date Uploaded:	04/11/2022
Research Field:	Middle Eastern Studies and Political Science, International Law and Relations
Department:	Political Science

The 2004 Moudawana: Studying the Impact of Legal Reform on Women’s Access to Justice in Morocco

About this Honors Thesis
Student Name:	Keeley, Charlotte
Date Uploaded:	04/29/2020
Research Field:	Women's Studies, Middle Eastern Studies, and Law
Department:	Middle Eastern and South Asian Studies

Self-Selection in Employment of Chinese Immigrants and Its Impact on the U.S. Labor Market

About this Honors Thesis
Student Name:	Feng, Ying
Date Uploaded:	04/12/2020
Research Field:	Political Science, International Relations, Economics, Labor, and Sociology, Industrial and Labor Relations
Department:	Quantitative Science

Framing Azawad in the Age of Facebook: The MNLA, Social Media, Narrative, and Identity

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Student Name:	Keen, Michael
Date Uploaded:	04/05/2019
Research Field:	African Studies, Middle Eastern Studies, and Multimedia Communications
Department:	Middle Eastern and South Asian Studies