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6 Jul 18Incarcerated Foodways Japanese American Experiences During WW2Idaho State University Arts & Letters HistoryUnknownUnknownAndrew Dunn1View
25 Jun 25Finding Our Foremothers: Women and Power in Seventeenth-Century Northern New EnglandIdaho State University Arts & Letters HistoryUnknownUnknownNorra Cardillo1View
3 Aug 23Diaspora Within a Diaspora; Ethiopian Jews and Racial Prejudice in the State of IsraelIdaho State University Arts & Letters HistoryUnknownUnknownMoriah Gregersen1View
10 Dec 19The Evolution of Terrorism Through the Use of Technology:al-Qaeda and ISISIdaho State University Arts & Letters HistoryUnknownUnknownSarah Menish-Geryk1View
19 Oct 17“Everybody Has a Bungalow Hope”: Housing and Occupation in the US West, 1920Idaho State University Arts & Letters HistoryUnknownUnknownKristine Hunt1View
21 Sep 17Patterns of Organization and Genocide: The 1915 Deportation of ArmeniaIdaho State University Arts & Letters HistoryUnknownUnknownGreg Farley1View
13 Dec 22The Persistence of Language and Culture Activism in the Face of Colonization: The Effects and Unintended Consequences of Native American Educational Policies From 1880 to PresentIdaho State University Arts & Letters HistoryUnknownUnknownDwain J. Garbett1View
13 Jul 15Tramps Staving for Coal: Coaling Stations in the Pacific, 1884-1900Idaho State University Arts & Letters HistoryUnknownUnknownNathaniel Williams1View
2 Feb 18“A Serious Matter and Something of a Mystery”: 1918 Influenza in the New York Times and the London TimesIdaho State University Arts & Letters HistoryUnknownUnknownJessica M. Donnelly1View
14 Jun 16Rethinking the 'Indian Arts Museum': The Evolution of the David T. Vernon Collection of American Indian ArtifactsIdaho State University Arts & Letters HistoryUnknownUnknownAmanda Poitevin1View
14 Sep 15The Political Implications of Epigenetics: Novel Narratives of the Self, the Environment, and Causal ResponsibilityIdaho State University Arts & Letters Political ScienceUnknownUnknownShea Robison1View
14 Sep 15Recess in Africa, AK's and Hand Grenades: A Comparative Study of Four African Nation-States and the Underlying Causes of Child SoldieringIdaho State University Arts & Letters Political ScienceUnknownUnknownAdam Clapp1View
24 Mar 15Becoming a One Party State: Realignment of Voting Patterns in Idaho 1980-2012Idaho State University Arts & Letters Political ScienceUnknownUnknownMichael Allen1View
19 May 26The Limits of Solidarity: Municipal Activism and Migration Governance in the European UnionIdaho State University Arts & Letters Political ScienceUnknownUnknownWiky Christophin1View
13 Sep 16Media Sources Tell Stories to Frame Groups: A Study of Syrian Refugees in Quebec Analyzed by the Narrative Policy FrameworkIdaho State University Arts & Letters Political ScienceUnknownUnknownCarine De Sy1View
12 Sep 19A History of the World, Part 1: Using the Narrative Policy Framework as a Tool to Understand International RelationsIdaho State University Arts & Letters Political ScienceUnknownUnknownAlden Allen1View
9 Dec 22Where the Sun Should Not Shine: How the Perceptions of Victims Shape Victim Redaction Policies in IdahoIdaho State University Arts & Letters Political ScienceUnknownUnknownJill Kirkham1View
15 Feb 19An Awkward Embrace: Reconsidering the Yemen Model — Critical, Feminist, and Gender Theory Alternative PerspectivesIdaho State University Arts & Letters Political ScienceUnknownUnknownLarry R. Leibrock1View
17 Sep 20Students with Disabilities Educational Outcomes and the Least Restrictive EnvironmentIdaho State University Arts & Letters Political ScienceUnknownUnknownShauna D. Wheelwright1View
10 Dec 19Justifying Justice:Strengthening Foundations for the Rights of Accused PersonsIdaho State University Arts & Letters Political ScienceUnknownUnknownKurt Fertig1View
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