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Momentum Shifts: When and How External Actors Can Pursue Peace in Conflict

Tallapragada, Rohit (2017)
Embedding the Bomb: Institutional Nesting and the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Regime

Ganji, Sarath (2010)
Cascades in Cairo: The Role of Facebook and Twitter in the Egyptian Revolution of 2011

Solomon, Samuel (2012)

The role of social media in the Egyptian revolution is increasingly discussed in the popular media and the world of academia, but all too frequently anecdotal evidence is used to understand it. This thesis develops a new ...
Oil Is Not A Black Box: Understanding Rebel Access to the Oil Industry in Intrastate Conflict

Miller, Gregory (2014)
Mexico, Morocco, and Migration: Explaining Changing Government Policy Towards the Undocumented

Dutta, Anashua (2017)

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Momentum Shifts: When and How External Actors Can Pursue Peace in Conflict

Embedding the Bomb: Institutional Nesting and the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Regime

Cascades in Cairo: The Role of Facebook and Twitter in the Egyptian Revolution of 2011

Oil Is Not A Black Box: Understanding Rebel Access to the Oil Industry in Intrastate Conflict

Mexico, Morocco, and Migration: Explaining Changing Government Policy Towards the Undocumented

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Momentum Shifts: When and How External Actors Can Pursue Peace in Conflict ﻿

Embedding the Bomb: Institutional Nesting and the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Regime ﻿

Cascades in Cairo: The Role of Facebook and Twitter in the Egyptian Revolution of 2011 ﻿

Oil Is Not A Black Box: Understanding Rebel Access to the Oil Industry in Intrastate Conflict ﻿

Mexico, Morocco, and Migration: Explaining Changing Government Policy Towards the Undocumented ﻿

Momentum Shifts: When and How External Actors Can Pursue Peace in Conflict

Embedding the Bomb: Institutional Nesting and the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Regime

Cascades in Cairo: The Role of Facebook and Twitter in the Egyptian Revolution of 2011

Oil Is Not A Black Box: Understanding Rebel Access to the Oil Industry in Intrastate Conflict

Mexico, Morocco, and Migration: Explaining Changing Government Policy Towards the Undocumented