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Author of his own <i>Auctoritas</i> : the intersection of education, episcopate, ecclesiology and martyrdom in Cyprian of Carthage
Title:
Author of his own Auctoritas : the intersection of education, episcopate, ecclesiology and martyrdom in Cyprian of Carthage
Creator(s):
Saxby, Julia Lauren
Date:
May 13, 2015
Department or Program:
Religion
Fear and the coming plague : what American media tell us about infectious disease
Title:
Fear and the coming plague : what American media tell us about infectious disease
Creator(s):
du Bray, Margaret V.
Date:
May 9, 2012
Department or Program:
Anthropology
A photographic "reorientation" : Tim Hetherington and visual records of contemporary global conflict
Title:
A photographic "reorientation" : Tim Hetherington and visual records of contemporary global conflict
Creator(s):
von Wolffersdorff, Amelia Gibson
Date:
May 8, 2012
Department or Program:
Art History and Visual Culture Studies
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Reconciling the French dilemma : attitudes of the French Millennial generation towards Maghrebi immigration and assimilation in France
Title:
Reconciling the French dilemma : attitudes of the French Millennial generation towards Maghrebi immigration and assimilation in France
Creator(s):
O'Sullivan, Brigit
Date:
May 10, 2017
Department or Program:
Sociology
"Morally wrong and politically unacceptable" : Ronald Reagan and constructive engagement, 1981-1988
Title:
"Morally wrong and politically unacceptable" : Ronald Reagan and constructive engagement, 1981-1988
Creator(s):
Day-Lucore, Jessica Lynn
Date:
May 9, 2018
Department or Program:
History
Making it stick : navigating the paradox of gender mainstreaming through frictional encounters in South Sudan
Title:
Making it stick : navigating the paradox of gender mainstreaming through frictional encounters in South Sudan
Creator(s):
Edwards, Sarah
Date:
May 10, 2017
Department or Program:
Politics
Liberal peacebuilding and UNSCR 1325 in the Congo : challenging prevailing logic of governance and re-thinking policy objectives
Title:
Liberal peacebuilding and UNSCR 1325 in the Congo : challenging prevailing logic of governance and re-thinking policy objectives
Creator(s):
Smith, Alexandra Jenny
Date:
May 11, 2016
Department or Program:
Politics
Novel Ptolemaic naval power : Arsinoë II, Ptolemy II, and Cleopatra VII’s innovative thalassocracies
Title:
Novel Ptolemaic naval power : Arsinoë II, Ptolemy II, and Cleopatra VII’s innovative thalassocracies
Creator(s):
McKinney, James Harrison
Date:
May 9, 2018
Department or Program:
History
Islands of peace : how individuals, families, and communities sought to survive the Liberian Civil War
Title:
Islands of peace : how individuals, families, and communities sought to survive the Liberian Civil War
Creator(s):
Meabe, Christopher
Date:
May 9, 2018
Department or Program:
History
Reenacting history : revealing fractures in contemporary Nigerian bureaucracy
Title:
Reenacting history : revealing fractures in contemporary Nigerian bureaucracy
Creator(s):
Cohen, Eli A.
Date:
May 8, 2019
Department or Program:
Anthropology
Responsible benevolence or paternalistic denial? : the George W. Bush administration and aid to Africa
Title:
Responsible benevolence or paternalistic denial? : the George W. Bush administration and aid to Africa
Creator(s):
Lantz, Emily M.
Date:
May 10, 2016
Department or Program:
Politics
Senegalese Qur'anic schools and international NGOs : an exploration of human rights and cultural relativism
Title:
Senegalese Qur'anic schools and international NGOs : an exploration of human rights and cultural relativism
Creator(s):
Counsell, Alyson Rose
Date:
May 9, 2018
Department or Program:
Anthropology
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Mapping Egypt : examining the governmentality of World Bank development projects
Title:
Mapping Egypt : examining the governmentality of World Bank development projects
Creator(s):
Burnstein, Andrew Martin
Date:
May 15, 2020
Department or Program:
History