Senior Thesis 2020-2021

The Emerging Interference of Non-Interference: An Analysis of China’s Security Presence in East Africa
Connor Akiyama, International Relations, Class of 2021

United States-Africa AIDs Policy: Stakeholder Politics, Tools for Survival
Brendan Foley, International Relations, Class of 2021

Rooting Displacement, Enlivening Return: An Analysis of Palestinian Refugees’ Senses of Place
Alice Hickson, International Relations, Class of 2021

“Legislators of Mankind”: Ideas of Rome in the Thought of Edmund Burke
James Himberger, Political Science, Class of 2021

Why Has the Idea of Integration Persisted Within the East African Community? People-Centeredness and Market-Driven Cooperation
Daniel Ndirangu, International Relations, Class of 2021

The Making of Maps: Cartographic Influences on the Strategic Analysis of Territorial Disputes in East Asia
Haruka Noishiki, International Relations, Class of 2021

The Impact of Chinese and Japanese High-Tech Investments on U.S. FDI Security Screening Policies
Guillaume Pailhoux, International Relations, Class of 2021

Warfare and Pandemics: How Factors Caused by Political Violence Affect HIV/AIDs Infections in Sub-Saharan Africa
Michael Quartararo, International Relations, Class of 2021

Hegelian Political Heritage in the United States
Tys Sweeney, Political Science, Class of 2021

Safeguarding Pakistan’s Nuclear Arsenal
Margaret Van Scoy, International Relations, Class of 2021

Moneyed-Interests in America: How Professionals and Firms Exert Influence in State Legislatures
Jack Waisel, Political Science, Class of 2021

When Democracies Retrench: A Case Study of Britain’s Withdrawal from East of Suez
Yicheng Zhang, International Relations, Class of 2021