2026 Graduate Publications
Shame, Pride, and Politics: How Emotions About Remittances Reshape Political Participation in LebanonBy: Dania F. ArayssiAbstract:This dissertation examines how income from remittances shape political participation in contexts of economic crisis and
Synergies between interventions: The Cadastro Ambiental Rural (CAR) and REDD+ in the Brazilian AmazonBy: Adriana Molina-Garzón, Carolina Gueiros, Erin O SillsAbstract:ÌýDeforestation in the Brazilian Amazon has declined since 2023, yet the- Environmental motivations in an ongoing PES program in the Colombian AmazonBy: Adriana Molina-Garzón, Lina M Moros, Santiago Izquierdo-Tort, Ivan Savin, Esteve CorberaAbstract:ÌýPayments for Ecosystem Services (PES) are often regarded as
Not Me, Us: Political Parasocial Relationships in the Digital AgeBy: Samantha RegisterAbstract:ÌýSocial scientists have studied parasocial relationships since the 1950s, often in the context of television talk shows or popular soap opera- Who Claims Fraud? Correlates of State Legislators' Voter Fraud ClaimsBy: Samantha Register, Srinivas Parinandi, Alexandra A SiegelAbstract:ÌýState legislators play a key role in election administration, but have increasingly challenged the
How Group Meta-Perceptions Shape Political Party EvolutionBy: Stone NeilonAbstract:ÌýPolitical science has documented the extent of (mis)perceptions among partisans, and the subsequent effect of these (mis)perceptions on political behavior.
Using AI to DIY? Incorporating AI-Generated Learning Tools in the ClassroomBy: Christopher Jackson, Andrew Q PhilipsAbstract:ÌýGenerative artificial intelligence has changed the classroom experience, for better and worse. We contend that