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

Diane Bolet, European Institute, London School of Economics

Alright Kids, We're Gonna Talk About Gun Control: A Comparative Analysis of Media and Political Rhetoric - Samyuktha Mahadevan, College of William and Mary

American Picking and Choosing: An Examination of American Media Coverage on Terrorist Attacks and the Implications of Their Frames and Rhetoric - Cullen Clougherty, Saint Anselm College

Conflict Coverage: British and Nigerian News Frames of the Anglophone Crisis in Cameroon - Oliver A. Wolyniec, Carleton College

Digitalization of Democracy: How social media influences democratic institutions - Artur Borges Pereira, Morningside College; Joschua Schanda, Morningside College; Jessica L Higgins, Morningside College; Tim Erdmann, Morningside College; Ons Souissi, Morningside College

Talking to Your Constituents Only When You are Televised? The Impact of Legislative Broadcasting in Taiwan - Hsiang-Chuan Sha, National Cheng Kung University

The Liberation Effect: Support for the ANC in South Africa - Blake W Cowman, The College of Idaho

Whose Congo? Understanding Homeland Perceptions and Transnational Political Engagement in the Congolese (DRC) Diaspora in Belgium - Christopher Mayhew, Goucher College

New Slaves: The Entrepreneurship of Refugee Lives - Olivia J Britton, Boston University

Diane Bolet, European Institute, London School of Economics

Rachael B Houston, University of Minnesota, Twin Cities