Undergrad: International Relations / Undergrad: International Relations

28. Do Autocracies Lie? A Comparative Analysis of Proclaimed GDP and Observable Indicators in Democracies and Autocratic Regimes - Timothy Patrick Mullins, Wheaton College, IL

29. Dual Selectorate Theory: Explaining Coups in Authoritarian States - Sean Bray, University of Pennsylvania

30. The Role of the U.S. in South Korean Democratization: A Contemporary Analysis - Michael Garifales, Bridgewater State University

31. Democracy and Human Rights: Exploring the Role of Regime Type in the Protection of Political Rights and Civil Liberties - Clare Clement, Saint Mary's College

32. Democracy in Motion: Russian and Belarusian Migration to the South Caucasus country of Georgia - Julia Katherine Norsworthy-Edghill, College of William & Mary; Greta Lin Risgin, College of William & Mary; Jed Burke, College of William & Mary; Sofia Simonian, College of William & Mary; Carina Volodymyrivna Shalkivski, College of William & Mary

33. The Long-term Economic Development of Developing Countries in Africa – Are Dictatorships or Democracies more efficient? - Kennedy Damtse, The College of Wooster

34. From Margins to Mainstream: The Influence of Women’s Grassroots Leadership on Transitional Justice - Jenna Luisa Boccher, University of Pennsylvania

35. The Global Shifts of the 2020s and an Exploration of their Roots - Isabel Machlab, Northwestern University

Muhammad Sulaim, University of Salzburg