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Theses from 2023
Social Justice Activism and Conflict Resolution: How Combining Two Fields Can Inform Best Practices Across Both Areas, Hayley Bartlett
Brutality Behind Bars: A Look at Prison Violence in Ecuador, Zulema Alejandra Palacios Jaramillo
Pro-Choice, Pro-Life, Pro-Conflict: Understanding the Relationships Between Experiences and Conflict Escalation as it Relates to the Abortion Debate, Hadley Anne Zibel
Theses from 2022
Regional Conflict Management of Ethnic Wars: The African Union’s Effectiveness in Cameroon’s Anglophone Crisis, Nanga Bicherine Salome
Theses from 2021
Migration and Identity in Host-Communities: Global North and South Influence on Ecuadorian Identity, Jefferson F. Cruz Ruales
Building Trust Through Dialogue in Divided Societies Role of Encounter Programs in Georgian-Abkhazian Peacebuilding Processes, Mariam Davlashelidze
Theses from 2020
The Role of Civil Society in Interethnic Peacebuilding in Afghanistan (2001 to the Present), Ashraf Amiri
Dominant Narratives in the Migratory Discourse of Colombia; An Analysis of the Content of Speech in Local Television News and the Opinions of Colombian Citizens, Jennifer Andrea Moya Castano
Theses from 2019
Exploring Constructive Resilience: A Qualitative Investigation of the Bahá’i Response to Oppression, Mark Kazemzadeh
Multiperspectivity through Alternative History in the Classroom, Anggita Parameswari Latif
Not Much Choice: How Children in the Democratic Republic of the Congo Joined Armed Groups and Were Indoctrinated, Prince De Makele Makele Mounguembou
Theses from 2018
A Closed Mouth Gonna Get You Nothin’: How Conflict is Handled after Diversity and Inclusion Training, Enrico E. Manalo
Theses from 2017
Observing the Experience of Racism Through Social Background, Leïla J. Dieye
Theses from 2016
Invisible Differences: Identity Formation and Intra-group Conflict Among Somali Migrants, Emily L. Schkeryantz
Theses from 2015
The Role of the Ecowas, the United Nations and The United Kingdom in Terminating Sierra Leone Civil War, Muhammed Mahdi Hasan