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  American Amnesia: The Modern Challenge of Media's Role in Government 

  Turner, Jessica Katherine (Georgetown University, 2017)

  The American press, citizenry, and government are in a multi-dependent, triangular relationship. The disintegrating role of the media in American government is a threat to America’s federal democratic republic and the ...
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  The Greening of Evangelicalism and its Effect on United States Environmental Policy 

  Kline, Robin J. (Georgetown University, 2017)

  This thesis examines the evangelical perspective on environmentalism, looking at two of the largest evangelical groups in the United States as case studies, in order to ascertain whether evangelicals as a whole are becoming ...
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  THE PROLONGED RELIGIOUS WAVE OF TERRORISM 

  Cerria, Pamela (Georgetown University, 2017)

  The religious wave of terrorism continues to dominate modern terrorism and pose transnational threats. The religious wave emerged in 1979 with the Iranian revolution, and David Rapoport has identified that if it follows ...
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  THE PHILIPPINES’ MORO CONFLICT: THE PROBLEMS AND PROSPECTS IN THE QUEST FOR A SUSTAINABLE PEACE 

  Hernandez, Mary Beatrice (Georgetown University, 2017)

  The Moro conflict is a multifaceted, highly complex matter, emanating from centuries of profound societal fragmentation and divisions. In the decades since the conflict began, the Philippine government—with aid from ...
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  Are Female Counterinsurgency Units Effective? A Case Study of the Female Kurdish Militias of Iraq and Syria 

  Gorman, Shawn Elizabeth (Georgetown University, 2017)

  The Islamic State (IS) is an increasing threat to the Middle East. Their repressive nature and twisted view of the Muslim religion have made them culturally and geopolitically dangerous. As of early 2017, some of the most ...

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