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    • Sinclair, Kathryn (2012-04-30)
      Since the early 1970’s, religious violence and terrorism have become salient topics in American political and social discourse. The growing prominence of religious violence underscores the need to understand these acts ...
    • Sullivan, Jennifer C. (1983)
      Murray Straus is the leading researcher in the area of family violence. He conducted a study in 1976 of 2,143 American families. Following the study, Straus and his co-workers wrote the book �Behind Closed Doors� in which ...
    • Moreno, Yanairem
      For the past two decades, Mexico has been a significant exporter and importer of the world economy. Inevitably, its importance to the global market has caused a rapid increase in development within the country. Concurrent ...
    • Baker, James Andrew (Texas A&M University, 2007-09-17)
      Wayne Booth and other rhetorical critics have developed methods for examining the rhetorical aspects of fiction. In this dissertation, I examine, specifically, the use of rhetorical violence in American fiction. It is my ...
    • Padilla Romo, Maria Del Socorro (2017-05-05)
      This dissertation introduces three essays on the effects of different public policies on crime, education, and labor outcomes using quasi-experimental research designs. These policies include targeting high-ranked members ...
    • Cook, Stephen W. (1986)
      Recent research has found that many women are being forced or persuaded to engage in unwanted sexual activity. Are men ever forced or persuaded to engage in unwanted sexual activity? If so, how often, and why? In a pilot ...
    • Junqueira Machado, Andrea (2022-08-03)
      In democracies, how can coercive security policies that violate the rights of many be so pervasive, even when those most affected by their negative consequences are a large share of the electorate? I argue that the explanation ...