“Making Their Time Count: Improving Attendance by Older Youth in Out-of-School-Time Programs”
“Righting an Environmental Wrong: Social Justice and Sharing the Domestic Burden of Climate Change Policies”
“Commercial Surrogate Motherhood in America”
“Rethinking the Classroom Society: Social and Cultural Reproduction, Discipline, and Education in a Trenton Charter School”
“Looking Back to Lead Us Forward: The Placement of Barack Obama in an Historical Context”
“Land of Commerce and Freedom: The New Nation and the Barbary Crisis, 1784-94”
“Combating Crisis with Control: Understanding Mayor Bloomberg’s Education Reforms in New York City”
“Is a Penny Saved a Penny Earned? Stadium Finance and Franchise Value”
“Local Control and the Failure of Integration in New Jersey’s Public Schools, 1947-67”
“Cognitive Control of Valenced Memories: Intentional Forgetting and its Clinical Implications”
“Cowboy Contractors: A Case for National Regulation of Private Military Companies”
“Education for Citizenship: Strategies to Engage University Faculties”
“Swimming Up This Mean Stream: An Anthropological Attempt at Solving the ‘Puerto Rican Problem’ Through an Olympic Lens”
“Where Have They Gone, Jackie Robinson? An Analysis of the Decline of African-American Participation in Major League Baseball”
“We Deal in Lead: Stylized Gun Play in the American Experience”
“A Theory of Freedom and Its Impact on Speech”
“Fundamental Weighting in Industry Specific Stock Market Indexation”
“Switching It Up: The Presence of Superstitious Behavior Between Conflicting Athlete and Student Identities”
“Jorge Negrete in Spain: The First Certamen Cinematográfico Hispanoamericano, ‘Jalisco canta en Sevilla,’ and the Discourse on Hispanidad”
“Cloaked in Tradition: Uncovering the Mask of Domesticity in Hospital Sketches and Beechenbrook”
“The Role of Selective Force Application in Determining Outcomes in Counterinsurgency: A Case Study of the 4th Infantry Division and the 101st Airborne Division, Iraq 2003-04”
“William M. Gouge and the Politics of Hard Money in Jacksonian America”
“The Effects of Direct-to-Consumer Advertising of Antidepressants on Consumer Behavior”
“A Dynamic Analysis of the Battle for NAFTA in the U.S. House of Representatives”
“The Importance of Cross-Cultural Collaboration: A Comparative Examination of the Treatment of Depression in Children and Adolescents”
“The Sex Wars: Feminists Fighting Feminists in the Name of Sexual Freedom”
“‘A Sort of Cat-and-Dog Affair’: Arthur Krock, Franklin D. Roosevelt and Press-Government Relations in Democratic America”
2008
“Lessons Learned: Objects and Racial Subjectivity Formation”
“Non-Nuclear Options: Strengthening Paternal Involvement in Fragile Families”
“Keeping the Faith: The Role of the Catholic Church in Operation Pedro Pan and the Cuban Children’s Program”
“Shalom Y’all: A Social History of Jewish Immigration Through Galveston, Texas 1907-14”
“Reactions Under the Risk of Recession: An Econometric Analysis of the Investment Responses to Economic and Market Indicators by Varying Investor Types”
“Adam Comes of Age: The Study of Biography and the Bildungsroman in 20th-century America”
“Assessing the Transit Village Initiative: A Quantitative Approach to a Qualitative Policy”
“The Role of the Guatemalan Military in the 1954 Coup”
“Women in Print: Philadelphia, 1790-1820”
“Railroad Influence on the Development and Division of the Dakota Territory”
“Finding Papa: Canvassing America in Search of the Ernest Hemingway Legacy”
“Kansas City: From Cowtown to Nowtown”
“An Instructive Gospel: John Dewey and the Reconstruction of Religious Education”
“The Rise of a National Language: Wilfred H. Whiteley, a Swahili Scholar and Pioneer in the Field of African Studies”
“Managing the Media: A History of Regulation and Concentration in American Radio and Television”
“The Transformation of Gothic Literature in America Following the Civil War”
“Constructing National Service”
“Let’s Talk Dirty: Modeling the Effects of National Economic and Social Indicators on Negative Campaigning in U.S. Senate Elections, 1992-2002”
“More Than a Mere Financier: The Statesmanship of Albert Gallatin in the First Administration of Thomas Jefferson”
“Dispelling the ‘Madman’ Myth: The Logic Behind Nixon’s Aggressive Strategy to End the Vietnam War in 1969”
“Party Image, Race Consciousness and Stigma: Why Blacks Don’t Vote for Republicans”
“Sentinel of Liberty: The Cultural Work of Captain America”
“‘Just Enough for the City’: A Narrative of the Trenton Aid Experience”
“More Than ‘A Few Oblations to Buncombe’: Building Museums and Urban Identity in Antebellum America”
“Raúl Castro in Charge: Implications for Cuba and for U.S. Policy”
2007
“‘Just This Side of the Line’: The Iranian Crisis of 1946”
“Closing the Gap: Can Internet Communication Challenge the Digital Divide?”
“Emergency Contraception Access in the United States: Politics and Policy”
“Rebuilding New Orleans: A Study of Two Neighborhood Recovery Efforts in Post-Katrina New Orleans”
“Creating Yosemite: A Turning Point in the Evolving Historical Traditions of Land Laws”
“When Two Become One: Evidence of Synergy Realization Through Acquisitions in the United States Food Retail and Broadcast Industries”
“Paradise Found? Influences of the Unites States of America on Settler-Aborigine Divisions in 19th-century Liberia”
“Reliability of College Performance Predictions based on SAT scores and High School Grades: Implications for College Admissions”
“Shaping the Presidential Image: The Institutional Relationship Between White House and Media”
“Response Paper on American Women Missionaries”
“Corporate Art Patronage in America: The Case of JP Morgan Chase”
“Law, Indecency and Raunch Culture in America: A Case Study of the 2004 Super Bowl Halftime Show”
“Conservationism Versus Capitalism: The Private Development History of Yellowstone National Park, 1872-1916”
“‘What We Now Know’: Why Richard Nixon Lost the 1960 U.S. Presidential Election”
“The Jeffersonian Influence on the Antislavery Thoughts of Cassius M. Clay”
“The Suffragist as Reader: Intellectual Biographies of Elizabeth Cady Stanton and Millicent Garrett Fawcett”
“The Distance to Princeton”
“Policing Dissent: The Role of FBI Counterintelligence in the Decline of the Students for a Democratic Society”
“Politicizing Morality: The Phenomenon and Failure of National Prohibition in the United States”
2006
“Interactions Between Art and Medicine: Public Opinion of American Medicine Evaluated Through Art of the Late 19th Century”
“American Neoconservatism: The New Balance”
“Seeking Soul: An Independent American Voice represented in the poetry of Anne Bradstreet and Emily Dickinson”
“‘How’ - and ‘Why’ - to Read Therapeutically: Oprah’s Book Club Takes on Toni Morrison”
“Out of the Ghetto, Into the Book: Jewish Immigrants Writing Home”
“Labor Market Collusion in Major American Professional Team Sports: Effects of Collusive Behavior on Consumer Welfare”
“Something of Substance: Challenges to the Provision of High Quality Professional Development for Teachers of Math and Science”
“Balancing the Scales: The Politics of Obesity and the Shape of America”
“Thunderbolt of the Confederacy: General John Hunt Morgan and the Changing Nature of Lost Cause History”
“The Philosophical Foundations of the Brooklyn Bridge: Roebling and Hegel”
“A Pragmatic Guide to Living: William James and the Historical Development of Popular Self-Help Programs”
“The Effectiveness of Terrorist Methods and Tactics in a Sociological Perspective: A Case Study of the Irish Republican Army, the Liberation Tamil Tigers of Eelam, and Al Qaeda”
“Might, Right, and Coherence: Oliver Wendell Holmes and the Theology of Law”
“Consolidation Bonanza: How U.S. Defense Stocks Outperformed the Market from 1993 to 1998 Despite Shrinking Defense Budgets”
“The Ends of Sorority: Marriage and Female Friendships from Edith Wharton to Jacqueline Susann”
“Rostker v. Goldberg and the Equal Rights Amendment, the All-Volunteer Force, and the Expanding Role of Women in the Military”
“Artificial Reproductive Technology’s Role in the Changing Conception of American Parenthood”
“‘To Plead our Own Cause’: The Antebellum Black Press, 1827-61”
“Tall, Dark and Handsome: Four Studies of Self-Presentation and Sexuality in Virtual Personal Advertisements”
“From Iron to Rust: Historical Misrepresentation and American Tradition in Ridley Scott’s Gladiator”
“For God and Family: Christian Home Schooling in America”
“Shaping Words: (Re)Creating the Self Through Narrative”
“Crusaders Against Big Business: Politics Ambition and State Attorneys General Activism”
“Laureate of Desperation: F. Scott Fitzgerald After the Jazz Age”
“Presidents, Supreme Court Nominations, and the Bully Pulpit”
“We Shake Hands: Race Relations and the Omaha Reservation in Nebraska, 1957-63”
2005
“Mothers of a Revolution: Gender Politics and Grassroots Leadership in the Civil Rights Movement”
“An Analysis of Prestressed Concrete Containment Buildings with Unanticipated Construction Openings: Steam Generator Replacement at Duke Power’s Oconee Nuclear Station”
“Justice in a Time of War: Creating a Fair and Constitutional Judicial Process for Suspected Al-Queda Terrorists”
“The Wayward American Self: A Crisis of Individuality and Constitutional Interpretation”
“Retribution, Redemption, and Representations of Womanhood: Public and State Reactions to Female Christian Converts on Death Row”
“A Creature of Conformity: The Housewife in the Post-War American Literature of Shirley Jackson, Sylvia Plath and Anne Sexton”
“Southern Honor: Pride and Loyalty in Rhetoric and Action, 1830-65”
“Pay No Attention to the Man Behind the Curtain: Changing Depictions of Childhood in the 20th Century”
“‘Oh the Starry Flag if the Flag for Me’: Irish Assimilation During the Civil War Through the Irish Brigade”
“The Westtown School: ‘Guarded Education’ for American Quaker Youth, 1790-1825”
“The ‘Atlanta Spirit’ and the Major Leagues: Professional Sports and the Transformation of a Southern City”
“William Milligan Sloane: Torchbearer of the Olympic Movement”
“A Positive Spin on Negative Political Advertising: Escaping the Current Stimulation/Demobilzation Debate Regarding Voter Turnout”
“Challenging the ‘Goddess of Traditional Spelling’: The American Campaign to Simplify Orthography at the Turn of the 20th Century”
“The Little Train That Could: The Redevelopment of New York City’s High Line”
“The Watercolors of John LaFarge’s 1890-91 South Seas Trip”
“Competing Images of Joe Valachi in 1960s America”
“The American Mosque”
“Yet to be Born: The Moral and Political Conflict between the Pregnant Woman and Her Unborn Child”
“The Political Influence of The Daily Show with Jon Stewart: An Empirical Analysis”
“The Professional Parent: Work-Family Balance in American Law Firms”
“Turning the Screw on the Ghosts of Bly: ‘Accursed Inhabitants’ or Insane Delusions?”
“Paradise Remembered: Eden in 20th-century American Literature”
“The Rise of Class Differences in Suburban Expansion: Strawbridge & Clothier’s Marketing Discrepancies Between Philadelphia and Its Suburbs”
“Lights Out: The Theory of Forward Premia Applied to the California Energy Crisis”
“The Moorish Science Temple: Dispersed by the Great Migration, Divided by Race, but Distinctly American”
“Re-Examining National Missile Defense”
2004
“Globalized Advocacy in U.S. Courts”
“Rhetoric of Travel and Island Thought”
“Politicizing the Dharma Bums: Mainstream and Intellectual Receptions of Beat Religiosity”
“‘My Dear, I Don’t Give a Damn’: Rogue Socialites and Tribal Discipline in Gone With the Wind and The Age of Innocence”
“Cultivating the Relationship Between Author and Reader in the Contemporary American Immigrant Autobiography”
“Obesity: An American Epidemic That’s Working Against a Healthy Body”
“Low Earth Orbit Constellation Design Using the Earth-Moon L1 Point”
“America Revised: Democratic Responsibility in the Works of Ralph Waldo Emerson and Ralph Waldo Ellison”
“Indigenous Eyes: Visions of Native American Identity”
“Hearing Without Listening: Analyzing America’s Decreased Attention to Lyrics in Popular Music”
“National Security and National Sentiment: The Opening of American Immigration Policy Towards India Between 1945 and 1965”
“Accounting for Intangible Assets: A Theoretical and Empirical Analysis”
“From Princeton Alumni to Civil Leaders: The History of Princeton Project 55”
“Opting-In, Opting-Out: Conflicting Choices and Necessities of American Women”
“Student Loans: Financing the Future or Destroying It with Debt?”
“The Radical Moment: The Abolition Harvest of 1862”
“The Metrosexual: A Challenge to American Conceptions of Masculinity”
“A Statistical Analysis of 1990s New Yorker Fiction”
“U.S. Response to the Illicit Trade in Cultural Properties: The Challenges of Cultural Property Policy in America”
2003
“Is Coke IT? Consumer Culture’s Invasion of Postwar American Fiction”
“Clash for Control of Education: Chambersburg and African-American Interests in Integration During the 1960s and 1970s”
“The Humanity of Heroism: The Makings of a Post-War Hero in ‘Invisible Man,’ ‘The Natural,’ and ‘The Old Man and the Sea’”
“‘Come to the Cabaret, Old Chum:’ A Self-Reflective Journey from the Christopher Isherwood to ‘Cabaret’”
“Dispossessed in the Promised Land: Homelessness and American Political Values”
“Mapping Female Possibilities: Edith Wharton’s Movement Out of The House of Mirth into The Age of Innocence”
“‘The War of Living’: The Transformative Sorcery of Tim O’Brien’s Postmodern Warrior Prose in His Vietnam Narratives”
“Making Efficient Change in American Public Education”
“The Blacker the Berry: Authenticity and African American Politics”
“Calculation and Compromise: Franklin D. Roosevelt’s Internationalism”
“‘Will We Choose a New Course?’: Robert F. Kennedy and the Presidential Campaign of 1968”
“Marriage Promotion and Single Mothers: A Match Made in Heaven or Destined for Divorce?”
“The Invisible Crime: An Analysis of Identity Theft from the Viewpoint of an American Consumer”
“Awake, Mighty Giant: The Past, Present, and Future of the U.S. Response to Global AIDS”
“Benjamin Franklin: Prisoner of War Diplomacy and the New Nation”
“Retail Politics Wholesale: John F. Kennedy and the Creation of the Modern Presidential Nominator Campaign”
“The Whiteface of Blackface Minstrelsy: The Authenticity of Sambo and Zip Coon”
“Assessing the Role of Race and Gender in the New York City Voucher Experiment”
“Can you tell me how to get to Sesame Street? The Limits of Government Involvement in Children’s Programming”
“Modern Presidential Rhetoric and the Cold War Context”
“Blacks in Blue: Umpires in Black Baseball; 1885-1950”
“Evolutions of the Experience in Howard Thurman’s Religious Thought”
“The Federal Writers Project: The Role of the Media in Shaping the History of the New Deal Program for Writers”
“That Side of Paradise: A Story of Princeton, the University, the Town and the African-American community”
“The Literary Confession as Metafiction in Margaret Atwood’s The Blind Assassin and Ian McEwan’s Atonement”
“Paradise Preserved: The History of Private Land Conservation in Jackson Hole, Wyoming, 1920-80”
“Striking the Mystic Chords of Memory: Principle, Instinct, and Self-Interest in American Patriotism”
“Covert Action and the American Constitutional System: Executive and Legislative Control of Special Intelligence Activities”
“After the Apocalypse: Encounter Magazine as an Anti-Communist and Atlanticist Intellectual Weapon of the Cultural Cold War, 1953-65”
“For the Benefit and Enjoyment of the People: Tourism and the American Preservationist Ideal in the Founding and Development of Rocky Mountain National Park”
“Mayors Taking the Lead: An Emerging Trend in Urban School Governance”
“Therapeutic Prayer? Evaluating the Testability of Prayer’s Efficacy on Health Outcomes”
“‘Poor White Trash: Reading Characters, Recognizing People’”
“The Poor White Family in the Literature of John Steinbeck, William Faulkner and Erksine Caldwell”
“The Second Tragedy: Torture and Propaganda in Algeria and Vietnam”
“Portrayals of Me: The Short Term Effects of Print Advertising in American Women’s Magazines on Women’s Body Image and Self-Esteem”
“The 1980s Financial Elite and the Culture of Wealth”
“The Myth of Displacement: Migration in Willa Cather’s A Lost Lady and John Steinbeck’s The Grapes Of Wrath”
“Toward a Natural Aristocracy: An Examination of Class-based Alternatives to Affirmative Action in College Admissions at Selective Public Universities”
“For Better or Worse: The U.S. Policy of Electoral Assistance in Latin America”
“Lifestyles of Male Feral Horses (Equus caballus): An Analysis of the Costs and Benefits Associated with the Lifestyles of Bachelors and Stallions on Shackleford Banks, North Carolina”
“Resolving the Feminine ‘Mystake’: Why Visible Voices of the American Feminist Movement Should Reclaim the Institution of Motherhood”
“And That’s the Way It Should Be: The Future of the News and its Ability to Serve American Society”
“Smoke Doctors: Chimney and Fireplace Science in 18th-century Britain and American Colonies”
“The Changing Role of Work, Education, Sex and Marriage in Women’s Lives as Seen in Redbook from 1965 to 1975”
2002
“Fighting Addiction: Drug Courts and the Role of Effective Aftercare in Successful Drug Treatment”
“Letters from the South: Literary and Cultural History in Antebellum Travel Fiction”
“The Incongruity of Yellow: Japanese American Oscillation between Margin and Mainstream”
“Making a Case for Durham: a History of Durham v. United States (1954)”
“Blueprint for Righting: Invisible Man as a Novel of Spatial Protest”
“Creating Consumer Choice: Rationale for an Opt-Out Municipal Aggregation Program for the District of Columbia”
“Snakes in the Garden: Myth and Anti-Myth in Western American Literature”
“Smart Surveillance?”
“The Presence and Principles of the Motion Picture Production Code”
“Electricity Real-Time Pricing & Deregulation”
“‘Impoverishing Her Soil, Corrupting Her Morals’: Pragmatism and Principle in Tennessee’s Antislavery Movement Before 1835”
“The Power of Pop: Robert and Ethel Scull, and the Influence of Pop Art Collecting”
“Barely Remembered: A History of Princeton University Prank Traditions”
“A Misplaced Minority: African Americans and Special Education in the United States”
“Time Out: Boston Newspapers & the American Revolution - A Historical Novel”
“Beyond Town Limits: The Story of Transnational Migration between Mesones and Princeton”
“The Vicious Cycle: A Regression Analysis of Coded Media Coverage, Aggregate Political Trust, and Civil Efficacy Levels from 1968 to 2000”
“Rise of a City, Fall of an Empire: The KKK in Atlanta, GA, 1920-65”
“A Vigorous Democracy: Boston’s Fight of School Desegregation”
“Housed Women: Edith Wharton’s Politics of Domestic Space”
“Beyond Jackie Robinson: Baseball, Race, and the Abandonment of Urban America”
“Deciding for Science: Premedical Undergraduates’ Interest in Research”
“Lifting the Fog: Stephen Crane, Journalism, and The Red Badge of Courage”
“The History of Loving”
“What Suits Your Style? Conflict Resolution Styles in Dating Couples and Subsequent Relationship Satisfaction”
“Toward an Independent Lebanon: Securing a Syrian Military Withdrawal”
“The Future of Foster Care: Taking the Road Not Taken”
“‘To Make Revolution Irresistible’: The Borderlands of Transformative History”
“Beyond the Thaw: Robert Kennedy and New American Foreign Policy”
“Upholding an Ideal in an Era of Change: Edward Bok’s Editorials in the Ladies’ Home Journal, 1889-1919”
“‘Gone to Memphis:’ Delta Bluesmen and Racial Politics in the Deep South”
“Harvesting the Fruits of the Spirit: Faithfulness, Gentleness, and Self-Control: Thomas Atkinson, Bishop of North Carolina, and the Protestant Episcopal Church in the Confederate States of America”
2001
“Books Between Boundaries: Contemporary American Women Authors and the Short Story”
“Venture Philanthropy: Possibilities, Practicalities and Prognosis”
“The Perks of Being the Teacher’s Pet: How Race, Class, and Student-Teacher Relationships Interact to Make or Break a Girl’s Future”
“The Hispanic Wage Deficiency in the U.S. Labor Market: The Result of Discrimination or Fair Treatment?”
“Defending the ‘Blessings of Liberty’: The Supreme Court, Domestic Repression, and the Roots of the Rights Revolution”
“‘An Army with Golden Hands:" The Mobilization of an Emergency Relief Corps During the Influenza Epidemic of 1918 in New York City”
“Rethinking the Role of the Business Community in Campaign Finance Reform”
“The Effect of Indigent Defense Systems on Administration of the Death Penalty: A Case Study of Philadelphia County”
“Jazz Preservation: A Policy Perspective”
“Stone Walls and Dark Closets: Space, Nationalism and Sexuality in the American Novel”
“Defending a Myth: Eisenhower and the Desegregation of Washington, D.C.”
“Female Magnetism: Fitzgerald’s Hollywood Theme Revisited”
“The Importance of Being Ernest: Examining the Public and Private Hemingway through Nonfiction”
“Intraspecific Variation in the Patterns of Reproductive Endocrinology of Wild Yellow Baboons (Papio cynocephalus)”
“Hidden Beneath the Silence: Evidence of Sexual Abuse and Psychological Trauma of Female Slaves”
“Realization of Racism: The Black Experience in Vietnam”
“An Unsupported Existence: Charleston, South Carolina’s Old Slave Mart Museum”
“Another Way to Teach: New Jersey’s Alternate Route Teacher Preparation Program”
“Korea at the Crossroads: The Future of U.S. Policy in Korea”
“Lifting the Veil: Renovation, Restoration and Conservation from the Renaissance to the Modern Period”
“The Birth of a World Power: United States Involvement in the Venezuelan Boundary Crisis, 1895”
“COINTELPRO - New Left and the FBI’s Disruption of the Vietnam War Protest”
“Long Remembered, Oft Revisioned: Lincoln in Evolving African-American Memory, 1865-1968”
“Un/Fulfilled: The Arc of Desire in the Works of Henry James and Edith Wharton”
“Orchestrating Camelot”
“From Paddy to Yankee: The Claiming of an American Identity by Irish Authors and Politicians in San Francisco”
“The American Road Trip: A 20th-century Icon”
2000
“No Deal: The Emergence of the Republican Party in Arizona after World War II”
“Price Earnings Ratios: A Case for Growth Stock Investing”
“Rituals of Mercy and Public Execution: The Royal Prerogative in Stuart England”
“Singing and Sewing: The Role of Music in Shaping the Female Self in Three Novels by Willa Cather”
“Faulkner’s Women: Constraints of Desire, Conditions of Outrage”
“‘Alterations’ Twelve O’Clock: A Collection of Short Stories”
“Worker Organization in the Late 20th Century: Changes and Implications”
“The Comprehensive Community Development Corporation: An Instrument Adept at Treating and Preventing American Inner City Poverty”
“The Evolution of the Law of Criminal Conspiracy: The Reception of English Legal Custom in Early Cases of Conspiracy in the United States”
“A Common Fountain: Building a Coalition for Desegregation in Antebellum Boston”
“Examining the Effects of Audience Specific Targeting on the Internet in Campaign 2000”
“‘Fire in a Crowded Theater’ : An Underground History of L.A. in the 1940s”
“Are School Choice Vouchers Constitutional?”
“Sells Like Teen Spirit: The Creation, Representation, and Exploitation of Generation X by the Mass Media”
“Brown v. Board of Education: A Legal History”
“A Pioneer of Progress: T.A. Bland and the Construction of an American Ideology”
“Reinventing the Edges When the Center Cannot Hold: American Frontier Narrative in the Essays of Joan Didion”
“Father Knows Best: Figuring the Father in American Women’s Confessional Poetry”
“A Guess at the Riddle: Charles Sanders Peirce on Truth and Community”
“Broken Language: English and the Immigrant Text”
“Remembering the Mockingbird: Voiced and Unvoiced in To Kill a Mockingbird”
“And Justice for All: Reevaluating the Status of Animals in America”
“Strict Realism: The Tripartite Structure of Reality Developed in Tim O’Brien’s Vietnam Triology”
“Masked Americans: The Plight of the 19th-century Female Con Artist in American Society and Literature”
“The Dome Village: A Study of a Transitional Housing Community for the Homeless”
1999
“Oom the Omnipotent: The Tantrik Order in America”
“America in the Mountains: The Idea of a Sacred Landscape”
“Judge Ben Lindsey: ‘The Soul of Youth’”
“Spokesman for Juvenile Delinquents and ‘Modern Youth’”
“The Development of Early Suburbanization in Philadelphia and Boston”
“Police in Transition: Reconciling the Administrative Structure of the Police in Mexico’s Distrito Federal with Democratization, Bureaucratic Reform, and Decentralization”
“Realizing Sovereignty: Self-Determination and Managed Care in American Indian Health Care”
“The Mayors Daley: Like Father, Like Son?”
“Entitlement to Justice? A Theoretical Examination of Richard Nixon’s Family Assistance Plan”
“A Misunderstood Misanthrope: A Reevaluation of the Life and Writings of Ambrose Bierce”
“What’s Love Got to Do With It?: Youth Rebellion, the Sexual Revolution and the Codification of Love in Three Popular Film Versions of Romeo and Juliet”
“Thy Will Be Done: The Political Saliency of Christian Interest Groups”
“The Future of Safety Net Hospitals and Uncompensated Care: Reforming the DSH Program”
“That Strange Something Undreamt: The Ghost Stories of Edith Wharton”
“Why They Stayed So Late: Cocktails and Crisis in the Literature of a Lost Generation”
“‘She Misses Some Goals’: The Paradoxical American Woman of the Mid-1950s Magazine”
“Strategic Desires: Re-Imagining Identity in the Korean American Literary Imagination: Four Essays”
“Younghill Kang’s East Goes West, Theresa Hak Kyung Cha’s Dictee, and Kim Ronyoungs’ Clay Walls”
“Controlling Birth Control: The Legal Legacy of Anthony Comstock”
“Education or Indoctrination?: Religion in Public School Curricula”
“Mayor Edward G. Rendell and Philadelphia’s Fiscal Recovery”
“Broadening the Corporate Philanthropy Debate: An Analysis of the Corporation in Civil Society”
“Western Dime Novel Heroes: Products of Cultural Movements in Late 19th-century America”
“Romancing the Past: Sculpting Images of Japan in Contemporary Advertising”
“Arbiter Mundi: Woodrow Wilson’s Foiled Attempts to Spread American Notions of Democracy and Peace”
“Where Race and Politics Collide: The Federal Acknowledgement Process and its Effects on Lumbee and Pequot Indians”
“Suffering Healers: Military Medicine in World War II Chronicled in the Writings of Doctor Henry K. Montgomery”
“I Just Wanna Be A Cosmic Cowboy: The Austin, Texas Music Scene of the 1970s”
“‘Even Princeton’: Student Activism at Princeton University between 1965 and 1970”
“Stories, Sites, and Sound Bites: The Changing Faces of the News Media in the 1998 Clinton-Lewinsky Scandal”
“Spike Lee Within the Black Cinematic Tradition”
“The Envisioned City: Image and Reality in Los Angeles Through the Great Depression”
“Bending the Airwaves: Radio Broadcasting, Censorship and Illusions of Authenticity in World War II”
“A Store Refashioned: The Changing Face of the F & R Lazarus Co.”
“Learning from ‘The Other’: Lessons for Characters and Readers in Three Works by Mark Twain”
“Conflicts of Conservation: The 20th-century Development of Alaska’s Natural Resources”
“‘I Want to Be a Part of It’: New York in the 1980s: The Struggle to Maintain Self-Identity”
“The Battle Over War: The Politics of War Studies in American Anthropology”
“Conjecture, Justice, and Intrigues: The Committee on Public Information, 1917-19”
“Writing the Mind’s Eye: Image and Memory in Four Novels by Don DeLillo”
“Not What the Doctor Ordered: A Study of Cost Containment and Quality Assurance in the Health Insurance Industry”
“Tuberculosis: Myth and Medicine in Selected Works by Hawthorne, Poe, and O’Neill”
“Racing for Meaning: Ovid’s Amores III.2 and its Spectator Spectacle”
“Norway Through Different Eyes: Deconstructing Tourism in Norway from an American Perspective”
“Scandalizing Christianity: Blasphemy and Other Offenses Against Religion in the Boston and New York of the Early Republic”
“Complexities in Clay: History, Tradition, and Tourism in Seagrove Pottery”
“The Achievement Gap in the Princeton Regional Schools: An Evaluation of Teacher and Parent Perceptions and Advancement Via Individual Determination (AVID) as a Potential Remedy”
“L.A. Emblematic: Glimpse of Fact in a Landscape of Fiction”
“The Humor and ‘The Horror’: Absurdist Representations of War in American Film from the Vietnam Era”
“Working Toward A Future: Education Equity and Vocational Opportunity in the Urban Schoolwide Career Academy”
“Sympathy for the Devil: Representations of Violence in Literary Non-Fiction”
“Always la Raza: The Chicano Struggle for Power in the American Political System”
“Advertising the Modern Corporation Through the Skyscraper: The Corporate Appropriation of Architecture in the Woolworth and Chrysler Buildings”
“Trials of Textuality: Implications and Applications of the Human Genome as Text”
“When Democracy Became Disaster: The Role of the United States in the Russian October Crisis of 1993”
“Seagrass as an Environmental Indicator: Monitoring a Bed in Southern Florida”
“The Power of the Ring: Professional Boxing and American Identity, 1890-1940”
