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The Backbone of Democracy: A Study Examining the Impact of Black Women in Politics 

Williams, Shaniqua (2023-08-02)  ETD File Embargoed
This dissertation investigates how the inclusion of Black women in politics impacts democratic norms in three unique ways: voter turnout, evaluations of government, and legislative policy priorities. I hypothesize that ...

Home is Where the Politics Are: An Exploration of Place-based Politics 

Newby, Kara (2023-04-13)  ETD File Embargoed
Political research has often considered identity and the role it plays in shaping a person's political ideology and party affiliation. When referencing identity, there are multiple identities that one can consider including ...

Mitigating Racial Bias through Music: Opera, Race, and American Political Behavior 

Oeding, Noemi (2024-04-26)  ETD File Embargoed
There is a small, but growing, body of literature exploring the congruence between music, race, and politics. While most of this literature focuses on Black musical forms such as rap and hip hop and their political messaging, ...

Understanding State Regulation of Fracking in Response to Induced Seismic Activity 

Mahafza, Zachary (2020-04-17)  ETD File Embargoed
While hydraulic fracturing has brought about significant developments in the American energy market, there have been negative environmental impacts that have resulted from the practice. Water and air pollution, zoning of ...

Why Do Some Local Governments Offer Job Training or Other Services to Immigrants While Others Do Not? 

Crayton, Mac-Jane (2023-01-10)  ETD File Embargoed
Immigrants benefit the U.S. economy both at the state and local levels. Recognizing immigrants’ critical importance to the American economy, this research study investigates the relationship between local policy adoption ...