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

Cambodia & Thailand: Can Developing Nations Build Capacity to Combat Deforestation - James Mitchell Doyle, Christopher Newport University

Development for the Environment’s Sake: Looking at Economic Diversity and the Environmental Policies in Sub-Saharan Africa - Zachary Allen Powers, Hendrix College

Income Inequality and the Quality and Quantity of Environmental Laws and Regulations - Adam M Stevenson, Brigham Young University

Inequality's Impact on Protected Lands - Jacob Bills, Brigham Young University

Life in the Maquiladoras Post-NAFTA: The Environment and its Effects on Mexican Women - Sheila C Barabino, State University of New York at Geneseo

Natural Resources and International Environmental Compliance - Hayley Reese, University of Texas at Austin

Political Responses to Lead Pollution in Bangladesh - Madeline Walker, State University of New York at Geneseo

Public Land Policy Diffusion: How do International Dependency Networks Influence the Amount of State-Protected Natural Resources in Developing Countries? - Abigail Higham, Brigham Young University

Michael Henry Lerner, University of Michigan-Ann Arbor

Lindsey Brooke Hendren, University of South Carolina-Columbia