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Miniature of Lie to Me: Linguistic Markers of Deception in Relation to Individual Differences in Executive Control
Lie to Me: Linguistic Markers of Deception in Relation to Individual Differences in Executive Control
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      Date: 2014-05-01

      Creator: Lauren Pashkowski

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        Miniature of It's All Under Control: Essays
        It's All Under Control: Essays
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            Date: 2020-01-01

            Creator: Jack Tarlton

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              A Foray into the Camp: Human and Ecological Liberation in Contemporary Queer Conversion Therapy Literature

              Date: 2021-01-01

              Creator: Mitchel Jurasek

              Access: Open access

              Through the analysis of two contemporary conversion therapy novels in North America, this project explores the intersections of biopolitics (specifically camp theory), queer theory, ecocriticism, and YA literature. Emily Danforth’s The Miseducation of Cameron Post and Nick White’s How to Survive a Summer are paired with scholars such as Gilles Deleuze, Felix Guattari, Joshua Whitehead, Greta Gaard, Hannah Arendt, Giorgio Agamben, Claudio Minca, Catriona Sandilands, Luce Irigaray, and Michael Marder to create a complex and intricate understanding of how ecologies impact queer youths’ experience in conversion therapy camps. The effect of such an intersectional and ecological understanding of queer becomings creates a foundation for further discovery and offers examples for current and future people to find mutual liberation with the ecologies we exist in.


              Miniature of An Ode to the Birth Justice Movement Birthing, Battling, Being: Black
              An Ode to the Birth Justice Movement Birthing, Battling, Being: Black
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                  Date: 2020-01-01

                  Creator: Eskedar Girmash

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                    Miniature of Directed interactions during episodic memory
                    Directed interactions during episodic memory
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                      Date: 2020-01-01

                      Creator: Rhianna J Patel

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                        Miniature of Investigating enhancer regulation through chromatin conformation in Drosophila
                        Investigating enhancer regulation through chromatin conformation in Drosophila
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                            Date: 2020-01-01

                            Creator: Hannah D. Konkel

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                              Miniature of Rehab, Restitution, or Reform? Drug Policy, Race, and Swing Voters in Ohio Politics, 1983-2015
                              Rehab, Restitution, or Reform? Drug Policy, Race, and Swing Voters in Ohio Politics, 1983-2015
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                                  Date: 2020-01-01

                                  Creator: Grace Louise Cawdrey

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                                    Democracy Promotion in U.S. Counterinsurgency: Tracing Post-War Security Sector Reconstruction in El Salvador and Iraq

                                    Date: 2020-01-01

                                    Creator: Emma Redington Lawry

                                    Access: Open access

                                    Throughout the 21st century, certain facets of the democratic peace theory have informed American foreign policy, as policymakers credit democracy promotion with long-term stability and peace. In contrast, many political scientists have documented the often destabilizing and violent effects of democratization, particularly in underdeveloped states. How can we reconcile these tensions, and in what ways do they affect American foreign policy abroad? Under the lens of just war theory, or the doctrine of military ethics detailing the conditions under which it is morally acceptable to go to war, wage war and restore peace after war, this paper seeks to examine security sector reconstruction in post-counterinsurgency eras. In doing so, my analysis documents the effects of electoral processes on security and underscores the many difficulties of post-war rebuilding processes. In understanding these difficulties, I attempt to extract crucial lessons from the “best case” scenario of El Salvador and the “worst case” scenario of Iraq, both of which illuminate the fundamental tension between democratization and stability.


                                    Miniature of Examination of tooth-specific <i>cis</i>-regulation of the <i>dlx2b</i> gene during zebrafish development
                                    Examination of tooth-specific cis-regulation of the dlx2b gene during zebrafish development
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                                      Date: 2020-01-01

                                      Creator: Yujin Moon

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                                        Miniature of Metabolic Inhibitors Induce Species-Specific Defects in Bacterial Glycosylation
                                        Metabolic Inhibitors Induce Species-Specific Defects in Bacterial Glycosylation
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                                            Date: 2020-01-01

                                            Creator: Ilana R. Olin

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