Camille Gitow ’25 Democratic Backsliding in Hungary During the Contemporary War in Ukraine
Audrey DaDalt’15
The Development of Indigenous Rights in Brazil and the United States: From Rhetorical Appeals to Genuine Political Goals (scholar spotlight)
Anda Totoreanu’15
Romania’s Integration in the EU: Debates on Freedom of Movement
Joshua Feinberg’14
The Foreign Policy of Contemporary Russia: How Did Cold War Diplomacy Transpire to a Perturbing Alliance with Syria?” (NCUR abstract here)
Paul Hadzewycz’13
Is Georgia “European”? An Analysis of Integration Efforts
Cara Sullivan ’11
Tajikistan’s Process of Democratization: A Case Study of Post-Soviet Transition
Eva Neykova ’10
The European Union’s Regional Policy: Lessons from the Mediterranean Expansion
Ivan Dimitrov ’10
Critical Geopolitics of the Black Sea Region: 1989-2009
Sara Bussiere ’09
Great Britain as a Changing Nation State and its Precarious Relationship with the European Union
Katherine Milot ’09
Improving the Condition of the Roma in Romania and Slovakia: What Makes Government Policy Effective?
Lisa van Batavia ’08
The Role of Resource Scarcity in Violent Conflict: The Cases of Darfur and Sierra Leone
News item: Conflict Resolution on a Global Scale
Brendan Meighan ’08
The Transformational Effects of Nongovernmental Organizations on Conflict: The Case of Kosovo and Transnistria
Matthew Gyory ’07
Internal Migration Policy of the European Union: An Escape from the Past?
News item: Mathew Gyory ’07 Studies Internal Migration in European Union
Mila Tzolova ’06
The Eastern Enlargement of the European Union: The Challenges to the Common Agricultural Policy (NCUR abstract here).
Benjamin Hauser ’06
Turkey and the European Union: Political, Economic, and Social Factors for Accession
Sarah Gregory ’04
An Examination of the Controversy Surrounding the Benes Decrees and the Expulsion of the Sudeten Germans
Miina Oks ’04
NATO’s Post-1991 Expansion: Increased European Security or a Decaying Military Alliance?
News item: Miina Oks ’04 Will Present Research on NATO Expansion at National Conference
Jonathan Cohn ’04
Gender Assessment: The Changing Social Roles in Poland and Hungary and the Influence of the European Union
News item: Jonathan Cohn ’04 Presents Economics Paper at National Conference on Undergraduate Research
Doug Burke ’04
Thesis title: “In the Pursuit of Glory in the Soviet Union”
News item: Douglas Burke ’04 Shares Research on Sports and Politics in Russia at National Conference
Silvia Veltcheva ’03
The Struggles of Transition: Privatization in Russia and Bulgaria
Kate Cimino ’02
Comparative State Responses to the AIDS Epidemics: Case Studies of Thailand and Uganda
Alan Sky ’01
Foreign Direct Investment in Russia: Case Studies of Success and Failure