Papers P-Z
Untitled - David Ray Pate, U.S. Army Major - Institute of World Politics
“Limitations of Rhetoric: The Bush Administration and Women’s Rights in Afghanistan" - Jenna M. Pickett - Virginia Military Institute
“Reforming Food Aid” - Emma C. Quinn - United States Naval Academy
“The Effects of Social Media in Campaigning and Governing” - Ibn Akbar Talut Salaam - Hampden-Sydney College
“The Impact of Congressional Legislation on Community Development in Philadelphia” - Lydia H. Scott - The Pennsylvania State University
“Community Life Sentence How Disenfranchising Felons may Adversely Affect Low-Income Voters” - Matthew J. Seubert - University of Arkansas ¬ Fayetteville, with Special Thanks for Support from Lindsay Caldwell, Dr. William Shreckhise, and Dr. Rafael Jimeno
“The Presidency versus Barack Obama: Continuity of the National Security Framework since President Bush” - Alex Sommer, University of Wisconsin – Madison
“The Rejection of the “Communial Approach to Childrearing”: Placing Nixon’s Veto of the Comprehensive Childcare Act in a Historical Context” - Stephanie Mae Spangler - Emory University
“COIN, CT, and Doctrinal Incoherence in the Global ‘War on Terror’” - Charles M. Stam - Columbia College, Columbia University
“The ‘Wall Street Effect on Incumbent Vote Share in the U.S. House of Representatives, 1982-2008’” - James E. Steiner, M.P.P.
“Returning to a Republic with a Cincinnatus” - Sarah E. Stenger - University of Cincinnati
“A Study in Scandals: Examining the Factors in Resignations Following Congressional Scandals” - Philip J. Wilkie - The University of the South
“Dynamic Pivots and Executive-Legislative Bargaining” - Joseph R. Williams - Harvard University
“The 17th Amendment: Attempting to Cure the Problems of Democracy with More Democracy” - Jay R. Zeigler - United States Air Force Academy
“‘Orchestrating’ the Campaign: The Sounds of American Presidential Elections” - Colin G. Zelicof - University of Pennsylvania
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