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Issues in Undergraduate Research, Domestic and International Perspectives
Sat, November 12, 9:45 to 11:45am, Omni Parker, DickensSession Submission Type: Paper Session
Abstract
This panel encompasses the research interests of the undergraduate participants including issues related to womens' rights, the environment and elections in the American states.
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Individual Presentations
Hear Us Too: Including the Voices of Indigenous Women in International Climate Negotiations - Lenien Jamir, Monmouth University
Partisan Attorneys General Associations, Polarized State Politics, and the Nationalization of States Attorneys General - Parker Hailey, University of Richmond; Anthony Sparacino, University of Richmond
Religiosity and Conspiracy Theory Belief as Determinants of Acceptance of Acts of Political Violence - Alexis Nicole Reekie, Chapman University; Andrea Molle, Chapman University
The Faulty Over-the-Horizon Approach to Counterterrorism and a Humanitarian Counterapproach - Abigail Brown, Azusa Pacific University
The Polarization and Nationalization of State Secretaries of States - Trevin Stevens, University of Richmond; Anthony Sparacino, University of Richmond
The Securitization of Indigenous Women’s Rights in Ecuador: A Feminist Security Studies Analysis - Joselyn Salazar, Moravian University; Faith I. Okpotor, Moravian University
Understanding the Outlawing of "Critical Race Theory" in Mississippi - Kaycee Jackson, Simmons University