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Violence, Ethics, and Social Media, Jeffery Chen, UG '25 (2765310)

For many of us, social media is an integral part of our everyday lives. But the ramifications of social media can go beyond just an unfunny post or angry response; on more than one occasion, social…

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CITP Seminar: Brooke Foucault Welles - #HashtagActivism: Networks of Race and Gender Justice

The proliferation of social media has given rise to widespread study and speculation about the impact of digital technologies on politics, activism, and social change. Key among these debates is…

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Mellon Forum on the Urban Environment/Race Empire Environment "Of Milk, Blood, and Bones: Brazil's Colonial and Postcolonial Plantation "Big House"

Gilberto Freyre's influential book Casa Grande e Senzala [The Masters and the Slaves] (1933) has been an international reference in Brazil's historical racial relations. In this equally…

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4.18 Khutbah Sexual Ethics and Human Dignity

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1.39 Sacredness of Life Khutbah 8_5_2016

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Trust In Reconciliation: How Political Violence Affects Institutional Trust, Rooya Rahin, UG '23 (3963731)

Nearly three decades after the South African Truth and Reconciliation Commission (TRC), it is still considered by most scholars to be the most successful case of a truth commission, as well as the…

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Leaving the life: Exiting a violent social network amidst changing gang landscapes, Megan Kang, G2 (3957014)

Leaving the life of the streets involves personal and social considerations. This paper explores the social dynamics of desistance from crime – what it means to leave behind one’s gang as…

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Do Assault Weapons Bans Really Save Lives: Moving Beyond Politics, Jacob Alayof, UG '23 (3958044)

I examine the real-world efficacy of an assault weapons ban. This is achieved through a difference-in-differences model that uses the variation of legislation between states as a natural experiment.…

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Caught in the Crossfire: A Mixed Methods Analysis of the Impact of Violent Conflict on Maternal Health Care Utilization in Pakistan, Amina Ahmad, UG '22 (3957523)

For my senior thesis, I examined the impact of violent conflict on maternal healthcare utilization in Pakistan using a mixed-methods approach. For the quantitative analysis, I spatially merged…

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An Anthropologist And His Interlocutors: Law, Intimacy, and Psychoanalysis in the Political Anthropology of John Borneman

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J. Edward Farnum Lecture "On Freedom" Maggie Nelson and Gayle Salamon

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How Should International Society Address Questions of Self-Determination?

Questions of self-determination are ever-present within the world order created by the United Nations and, if anything, they seem to be increasingly present, creating a difficult test for the…

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INNAS Lecture Job Talk

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The Evolution of Repressive Policing in Algeria.

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TRI Talk: The Apocalypse and the End of History: Modern Jihad and the Crisis of Liberalism"

On October 26, please join Suzanne Schneider for a discussion of her new book, The Apocalypse and the End of History: Modern Jihad and the Crisis of Liberalism, which delves into the politics and the…

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A Side Unseen: Why Structural Violence Demands Visualization, Lauren McGrath, UG '21 (2295755)

Structural violence harms individuals’ health; however, this connection is not broadly recognized in society because the relationships which constitute structural violence are invisible. This…

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