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Dissertations 2000-2009

There were 27 dissertations published from 2000-2009.

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2000

Rhonda Dawn Schreiber

"But perhaps we speak for you": Antifeminist women's organizations and the representation of political interests.

Advisor: Susan J. Carroll, Cynthia R. Daniels

2000

Debra J. Liebowitz

Gender and identity in an era of globalization: Transnational political organizing in North America.

Advisor: Susan J. Carroll

2000

Lisa Anne Adler

Gender, labor and globalization: The case of the temporary help service industry.

Advisor: Susan J. Carroll, Cynthia R. Daniels

2000

Niamh M. Reilly

Global feminism and human rights.

Advisor: Stephen Bronner

2000

Rachelle Louise Brooks

The effects of paid employment on women's political activity: An analysis of structural and contextual workplace factors.

Advisor: Susan J. Carroll

2000

Susana Fried

Women as (micro)citizens? Gender, development and microenterprise.

Advisor: Susan F. Fainstain

2000

Jesse Carl Crosson

The public father: Changing practices of fatherhood and the development of the American welfare state.

Advisor: Wilson Carey McWilliams

2001

Karen Dale Zivi

Reading rights: Feminism and the politics of resistance.

Advisor: Linda Zerilli

2001

Jillian Locke

Looking for something in common: Augustine, Rousseau, Arendt, and the politics of shame

Advisor: Linda Zerilli

2002

Gordana Dasa Duhacek

Hannah Arendt and the issue of responsibility.

Advisor: Drucilla Cornell

2002

Caroline Heldman

Political consumerism in American politics.

Advisor: Rick Lau, Susan J. Carroll

2003

Christina Isabel Beltran

A nation in your heart: Latino political identity and the quest for unity.

Advisor: Benjamin Barber

2003

Krista Elizabeth Jenkins

Exploring the paradoxical relationship between feminist consciousness and participation.

Advisor: Jane Junn

2004

Roseann M. Corrigan

Talking to strangers: Feminism, sexual predators, and rape law reform.

Advisor: Cynthia R. Daniels, Mary Hawkesworth, Susan J. Carroll

2004

Jennifer Anne Einspahr

Toward a structural theory of freedom: Non-domination, self-definition, and the politics of liberation.

Advisor: Gordon Schochet, Drucilla Cornell, Mary Hawkesworth

2004

Karen Lee Shelby

Simone de Beauvoir's theories of freedom.

Advisor: Mary Hawkesworth

2005

Isabelle Virginie Barker

Citizenship unbound: The global politics of neo-liberalism and labor migration.

Advisor: Drucilla Cornell

2005

Katharine D. Bedford

The World Bank's employment programs in Ecuador and beyond: Empowering women, domesticating men, and resolving the social reproduction dilemma.

Advisor: Leela Fernandes, Mary Hawkesworth

2005

Denise Horn

The first image reversed: American foreign policy, democratization, and gender politics in transitional states.

Advisor: Edward Rhodes

2006

Laurie E. Naranch

Autonomy, imagination, praxis: Feminist theory and democratic politics.

Advisor: Linda Zerilli, Mary Hawkesworth, Cynthia R. Daniels

2006

Jennifer Schenk Sacco

Role play: Candidates, potential voters, and family/gender roles.

Advisor: Susan J. Carroll, Jane Junn

2006

Michele Rene Ruiters

Elite (re-)construction of coloured identities in a post-apartheid South Africa: Assimilations and bounded transgressions.

Advisor: Leela Fernandes

2007

Melissa Tracy Brown

Enlisting masculinity: Gender and the recruitment of the all-volunteer force.

Advisor: Leela Fernandes

2008

Sasha Patterson

Chasing justice, challenging power: Legal consciousness and the mobilization of sexual harassment law.

Advisor: Jane Junn

2008

Danielle Gougon

Explaining inaction: Feminist organizational responses to new reproductive technologies.

Advisor: Susan J. Carroll, Cynthia R. Daniels

2008

Qin Zhang

Negotiating change: The emergence and development of the women's movement in contemporary China.

Advisor: Richard Wilson

2009

Kim Miduk (.pdf unavailable)

National narratives and everyday subversions: Korean women and military men in U.S. camptowns.

Advisor: Leela Fernandes

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