Undergrad Research: International Relations & Comparative / Undergrad Research: International Relations & Comparative

Daniel Lafayette Nielson, Brigham Young University-Provo

Aid, Electoral Politics, and Time-to-Development: Analyzing the Conditional Efficacy of Subnational Development Projects - Minta Siripong, University of Utah

A Link Between Foreign Direct Investment and Rule of Law in the Philippines - Mark Lois Anthony Eyo, Brigham Young University Hawaii

ILO Conventions and Human Development: The impact of improved labor standards on FDI, Economic Output, and the Human Development Index - Emily Christine Barbosa, Wheaton College

Ins and Outs: Examining the correlation between bilateral FDI and migration between Europe and the Middle East - Liv Ade, Wheaton College (IL)

Why the Conflicts? Three Reasons Why Chinese Foreign Investments Are Unwanted to the West - Long Xiao, Pittsburg State University

Foreign Aid and World Polity: How foreign aid diffuses international norms. U.S and Tunisia in the aftermath of the Jasmine Revolution - Andy Soto, Loyola University Chicago

Daniel Lafayette Nielson, Brigham Young University-Provo

Christopher Allen Culver, United States Air Force Academy