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Theses/dissertations from 2023 2023.

A Comparative Measure Of Judicial Legitimacy , Rahul Hemrajani

Where the Constitution Is Silent: Indigenous Rights Jurisprudence in the United States , Anthony Wayne Hobert Jr.

Prosecutorial Discretion: District Attorneys, Public Opinion,and the Localized Rule of Law , Yu-Hsien Sung

Theses/Dissertations from 2021 2021

Changing Environment. Changing Attitudes? , Lindsey Brooke Hendren

Interstate Rivalry, Domestic Politics, and Economic Coercion , Shaoshuang Wen

Theses/Dissertations from 2020 2020

International Conflict, Political Leaders, and Accountability , William Thomas Christiansen

Liberalization First, Democratization Later: The Linkage Between Income Inequality, Economic Development, and Democratization , Yi-Tzu Lin

Social Trust and Soft Power: The Role of Social Trust in Democratic Countries’ Soft Power Use , Judit Trunkos

Economic Interdependence, Power, and Peace: A Rationalist Study of Commercial Liberalism , Yuleng Zeng

Theses/Dissertations from 2019 2019

Essays on the Political Economy of International Trade and Coups , William Akoto

Judicial Legitimacy and the Dearth of State Supreme Court Knowledge , TJ Kimel

Women in the Governor's Mansion: Breaking the Barrier to Competition , Helen Adair King

Causes and Consequences of Police Militarization , Edward Eugene Lawson, Jr.

Dynamic Environments and Judicial Power , Monica Lineberger

The Dynamics of Vote Buying in Developing Democracies: Party Attachment and Party Competition in Southeast Asia , Matthew Louis Wagner

Theses/Dissertations from 2018 2018

Deepening Democracy: Inclusion, Deliberation, And Voice In The Grassroots South , Annie L. Boiter-Jolley

Evangelicals, Perceived Marginalization and Expressive Mobilization , Christin E. McMasters

Theses/Dissertations from 2017 2017

The Economic Foundations of Authoritarian Rule , Clay Robert Fuller

Partisan Polarization, Social Identity, and Deliberative Democracy in the United States , Ryan Strickler

Theses/Dissertations from 2016 2016

Being Strategic: Black Legislative Representation In The Republican-Controlled South Carolina House of Representatives , Willie James Black

Leaders in Search of the Bomb: Institutional Incentives for Nuclear Decisions , Paige Price Cone

The Three Dimensionality Model Of State Security And Armed Conflict: Internal And External Dimensions And Lessons From The Middle East , Juri Kim

The Impact of Supreme Court Precedent in a Judicial Hierarchy , Ali Masood

How The European Union’s Criteria For Membership Move Public Opinion , Douglas Page

Information Heterogeneity and Economic Voting: A Cross-National Analysis , Chia-yin Wei

Nothing is the Matter with Kansas: White Southern Exceptionalism in American Politics , Paul White Jr.

Theses/Dissertations from 2015 2015

The Turkish Foreign Policy Under The Justice And Development Party (AKP): A Paradigm Shift? , Ali Demirdas

The Liberal Commercial Peace, Regional Considerations: International Relations of Southeast Asia, Latin America, and the European Union Countries , Chienwu Hsueh

The Political Economy of Property Rights In China: Local Officials, Incentive Structure, And Private Enterprises , Ingrid Yingxia Li

The Domestic Adoption of International Human Rights Law: the Roles of Regional and National High Courts in Latin America , Rebecca Ann Reid

Theses/Dissertations from 2014 2014

TOWARDS COMMON EUROPEAN ENERGY POLICY , Mariam Dekanozishvili

Essays on Battle Clusters in Internal Armed Conflicts and Insurgencies: Concept, Causes and Consequences , Chifeng Liu

The Effects of Political Control and Institutional Structure on State Ethics Commissions , William Jonathan Rauh

Do Americans’ Perceptions of the Prevalence of Prejudice Impact Their Racial Policy Preferences? Investigating Meta-Stereotypes as a Potential Causal Mechanism , Alexandra Reckendorf

How Much Do Groups Still Matter to Politics? An Examination of Group Influences on Public Opinion , Lauren E. Smith

Microfinance and Poverty Reduction: How Risks Associated With Government Policies Affect Whether Microfinance Alleviates Poverty in Latin-America , Brian Warby

Taking Interests and International Conflict More Seriously , Chong-Han Wu

Theses/Dissertations from 2013 2013

Protracted Social Conflict: A Reconceptualization and Case Analysis , Melissa M. C. Beaudoin

Race, Class, Gender, and Linked Fate: A Cross-Sectional Analysis of African American Political Partisanship, 1996 and 2004 , Sherral Yolanda Brown-Guinyard

Holding International Public-Private Partnership Accountable: An Analysis of Sensitivity and Vulnerability Dynamics In Ghana'S Water Sector Reform and Its Impact On the Target Population , Xi Chen

The Impact of Ideology and Attorneys On Precedent Usage: An Analysis of State High Courts , Benjamin Kassow

Environmental Footprints of Violent Conflict , Swapna Pathak

Economic Agreements and Interstate Conflict: A Policy Substitution Model of Coercion , Matthew Daniel-Marion Shaffer

Theses/Dissertations from 2012 2012

Religion, Electoral Rules and Women's Representation: A Cross National Examination , Wafaa Adnan Alaradi

Postcolonial and Constructivist Theoretical Explanations of Women'S Traditional Agency In Sociopolitical Participation and Reproductive Rights In Present Day Mali and the Pilipinas , Jennifer Almeda

South Africa In Southern Africa: A Comparative Analysis of Economic Integration In the Southern African Development Community Using Hegemonic Stability Theory , William Andrew Jennings

The Relationship Between State Dissatisfaction and the Level of Conflict In State Dyads: the Revised Power Transition Theory , Hsiao-chuan Liao

Fighting In Space: Understanding the Opportunity and Willingness to Pursue Space Weapons , Michael James Martindale

Capital offenses, Non-Capital offenses, and Party Capability: Habeas Corpus Litigation in U.S. District Courts , Nicholas A. Mostardo

How Rivalries End: Understanding Dynamics of the Rivalry Termination Process , Soonkun Oh

State Implementation of the Children's Health Insurance Program: Analyses of Variation In Policy Adoption , Rebecca Layne Russ-Sellers

Female Legislators and the Power of the Purse: Does Gender Affect Government Spending? A Cross-National Analysis , Jennifer Suzanne Tison

Theses/Dissertations from 2011 2011

Judging the Bureaucrats: Understanding the Dynamics of Court-Agency Interaction , Michael P. Fix

La Ruta Maya: The Effects of tourism and the State On the Political Behavior Choices of the Maya , Heather Lea Hawn

Presidents and Terminal Logic Behavior: Term Limits and Executive Action In the United States, Brazil, and Argentina , Genevieve M. Kehoe

The Questions of Compliance With the NPT Regime and Complex Multilateral Nuclear Negotiations: A Comparative Analysis of North Korea and Iran As Defector States , Jihyun Kim

The Rule of Law In Times of War: A Comparative Analysis of the Effect of War On High Court Decision-Making , Susanne Schorpp

Between and Beyond Borders: Conflict, International Response, and Forced Migration , Young Hoon Song

Theses/Dissertations from 2010 2010

The War On Terrorism In the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. An Academic Analysis of the Growing Phenomenon of Political Violence In the Kingdom. , Faisal M. Al-Madhi

Re-Defining Public Service In An Era of Networked Governance: An Examination of the Influence of Public Service Motivation On Contractors In Homeland Security , Alexa Haddock Bigwarfe

The Power and Authority of the Committee On the Rights of the Child , Aleksandra Chauhan

Does Foreign Direct Investment (Fdi) Affect Conflict? theIntertwined Relationship Between Multinational Corporations (Mncs) and Nation-States , Yi-Hung Chiou

Counterinsurgency Colonels: The Role of the Practitioner In the Evolution of Modern Counterinsurgency , Garrett Scott DeWitt

The Geometry of Racial Politics: The Role of Policy Entrepreneurs In Fostering Triangulation Among U.S. Racial and Ethnic Groups, 1800-1964 , Athena M. King

Passionate Political Talk: Social Networks and the Emotional Impact of Political Discussion , Bryan Michael Parsons

Judges and Their Loyalties: A Comparative Study Focused On the Venezuelan Supreme Court , Raul A. Sanchez Urribarri

International Law In the Supreme Court of the United States: An Empirical Analysis , Alan Michael Tauber

Theses/Dissertations from 2009 2009

Wolves In Chic Clothing: Gender, Media and the Securitization of Female Suicide Bombers , Mekell Mikell

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Tips for writing a thesis proposal.

1. Find an area (or subfield) that interests you.

Look for a topic that combines personal excitement with scholarly potential. Does  your past work at Northwestern reflect themes that run through the choices you have made? Do you find yourself selecting classes on a general topic or returning to a subject repeatedly? Is there a question or an event that has really captured your attention, or something happening in the world that appears puzzling and that you would like to make sense of?

2. Transforming a topic into a research question

Most first efforts at formulating a research topic are either too specific or too broad.

Questions that are too specific have a yes, no, or fairly easily reached empirical question.  Examples of too specific questions include: Why was smoking in restaurants banned?  What led to President Nixon’s near impeachment? 

Broad questions, by contrast, lack focus and need to be narrowed and framed in a way that makes the topic researchable. The quickest way to make progress is to write a paragraph about the topic, and take it to Political Science faculty member to discuss.

As you reflect, ask yourself what specific concerns led you to the general issue? How did you first see the problem? What events stand out? Around what cases do the discussions revolve? Was there an important book, newspaper article or lecture that piqued your interest? Is there a recurrent argument about current affairs? Formulate questions with these specific facts in mind. Talk with others about the topic, including political science faculty members and TAs.

3. Formulate a research question in a way that widens its appeal.

Merely exploring a topic because it interests you is not enough; the thesis must pose a question that subsequent research attempts to answer or resolve. This question should be framed in a general way that highlights its importance. “Why was John Roberts confirmed to be a judge on the US Supreme Court” is probably too specific. It would be better to ask “What factors lead to success or failure in the confirmation of Supreme Court Justices?” You may end up answering this question by looking at confirmation hearings across time or by a comparison of just two nominees. The key is that the question is important in its own right and that answering it provides insight that is useful beyond the specifics of the case.

Even with a carefully posed question, you still need to highlight its importance. Explain why it matters whether or not someone is confirmed for the US Supreme Court, and explain why confirmation is problematic enough to be worth 60 to 100 pages of analysis.

More advice on selecting a thesis topic and crafting a proposal are available at the following website:

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Concerning the Form of the Thesis

The watchword for writing a long research paper is  structure .  The format of your paper should reveal the structure of your thinking. Devices such as paragraphing, headings, indentation, and enumeration help your reader see the major points you want to make.

Headings can convey the major topics discussed in your paper. A research report typically contains four basic components:

• Statement of the  problem  or theoretical question that gave rise to the research, and an explanation of why the problem or question is important to address.
• Discussion of how the research was  designed  to clarify the problem
• Analysis  of the data or information produced by the research
• Summary  and conclusion of the study

Although you could include those sections in your report without separate headings, the underlying logic of your paper will be more readily apparent with headings that identify its basic components: (1) the problem, (2) research design, (3) data analysis, (4) summary and conclusion. Obviously, you can adjust or elaborate on these generic headings depending on your topic.

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The Honors Program in Political Science challenges you to explore politics in three ways: first, by taking and excelling in coursework; second, by engaging in in-depth research in order to produce a thesis; and third, by experiencing the practical world of politics and government. It is the most stimulating intellectual enterprise in which an undergraduate can engage, demanding dedication and the ability to exercise independent judgment. The theses from the Program will be stored here at OpenBU. More information on the program is available at the BU Political Science website .

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Undergraduate students interested in conducting original research should consider the political science honors program . During their senior year students in the honors program write a thesis on a topic of their choosing while being supervised by a political science faculty member.

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Poster Award Winner:  Faith Dahman – “You’re Cancelled:” Understanding Content Moderation Habits for Extreme Political Content on TikTok. Advisor – Aleks Ksiazkiewicz

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The 2017 best poster award winner is Amy Radlinski for her thesis "Understanding the Brexit Referendum: Direct Democracy and International Regimes."

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The 2016 Best Thesis Award winner is John Knoblett for his thesis "From the Washington to the Beijing Consensus: China's Economic Rise and the IMF."

The 2016 Best Poster Award winner is Mekenah Merrill for her thesis poster, "Voting in Taiwan and China: A Comparative Analysis on the Impact of Educational Attainment on Voter Turnout in Taiwan and China."

The 2015 Best Thesis Award winner is Jenine Saleh for her thesis "A Perpetuating Negative Cycle: The Effects of Economic Inequality on Voter Participation."

The 2015 Best Poster Award winner is Irem Karacal for her poster presenting her thesis "Political Violence, Ethnic Fractionalization, and the Ratification of the Rome Statute."

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• Recognize and describe major variations in political institutions and policy processes.
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• Identify sources and expressions of various forms of inequality, as well as different ways that groups challenge inequalities through the exercise of different forms of power and agency.
• Identify and evaluate multiple explanations for why political processes or policy outcomes vary across countries, policy realms, and time.
• Evaluate a theoretical claim against alternative theoretical approaches using appropriate methods and evidence in a written paper, oral presentation, and/or other creative output.
• Demonstrate engagement with social and political issues, including through politically-related employment or internships, regular critical reading about current events, or other forms of policy and political experience.

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The 48 credits that satisfy major requirements must be taken for letter grades and passed with C– or better with the exception that one course (as many as 4 credits) may be taken pass/no pass (P/N). Courses such as Thesis ( PS 403 ) and Honors Thesis Prospectus ( PS 411 ) are offered pass/no pass only and may be applied to the 48 credits. Credits earned in PS 409 may not be applied to the major.

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Harvard University Theses, Dissertations, and Prize Papers

The Harvard University Archives ’ collection of theses, dissertations, and prize papers document the wide range of academic research undertaken by Harvard students over the course of the University’s history.

Beyond their value as pieces of original research, these collections document the history of American higher education, chronicling both the growth of Harvard as a major research institution as well as the development of numerous academic fields. They are also an important source of biographical information, offering insight into the academic careers of the authors.

Spanning from the ‘theses and quaestiones’ of the 17th and 18th centuries to the current yearly output of student research, they include both the first Harvard Ph.D. dissertation (by William Byerly, Ph.D . 1873) and the dissertation of the first woman to earn a doctorate from Harvard ( Lorna Myrtle Hodgkinson , Ed.D. 1922).

Other highlights include:

• The collection of Mathematical theses, 1782-1839
• The 1895 Ph.D. dissertation of W.E.B. Du Bois, The suppression of the African slave trade in the United States, 1638-1871
• Ph.D. dissertations of astronomer Cecilia Payne-Gaposchkin (Ph.D. 1925) and physicist John Hasbrouck Van Vleck (Ph.D. 1922)
• Undergraduate honors theses of novelist John Updike (A.B. 1954), filmmaker Terrence Malick (A.B. 1966),  and U.S. poet laureate Tracy Smith (A.B. 1994)
• Undergraduate prize papers and dissertations of philosophers Ralph Waldo Emerson (A.B. 1821), George Santayana (Ph.D. 1889), and W.V. Quine (Ph.D. 1932)
• Undergraduate honors theses of U.S. President John F. Kennedy (A.B. 1940) and Chief Justice John Roberts (A.B. 1976)

What does a prize-winning thesis look like?

If you're a Harvard undergraduate writing your own thesis, it can be helpful to review recent prize-winning theses. The Harvard University Archives has made available for digital lending all of the Thomas Hoopes Prize winners from the 2019-2021 academic years.

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The Political Science Research Honors Program leads to a Bachelor of Arts with Honors (B.A.H.) in Political Science. Students pursuing the B.A.H. are expected to complete the standard Political Science major as well as conduct research under the supervision of a faculty member, culminating in an honors thesis.

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To participate in the Research Honors Program in Political Science, students must apply and be accepted to the program during the winter quarter of their junior year. A complete application includes:

• The Political Science Research Honors Program application form , signed by your chosen honors advisor. The advisor must be a Political Science faculty member or a courtesy faculty member (non-lecturer).
• An essay outlining your research interest.
• A letter of recommendation from a member of the Political Science faculty or from a teaching assistant in a Political Science course. Letters of recommendation can be sent directly by email to adavido [at] stanford.edu (subject: Research%20Honors%20Program%20Letter%20of%20Recommendation) (Alexandra Davidovich) .
• A copy of your unofficial transcript.

Students are expected have research experience prior to applying to the honors program. The Political Science Summer Research College (SRC) program is one way to acquire this experience. SRC is a ten-week program in which students are paid to work with faculty on their ongoing research projects. The SRC application typically opens in Winter quarter. Students may also pursue research with faculty during the academic year.

Prerequisites for Admittance

• GPA of 3.5 or higher
• POLISCI 1 The Science of Politics
• POLISCI 150A Data Science for Politics (students may substitute CS 106A, Econ 102A, Stats 101, or Stats 60)
• Research experience

Research Honors Program Requirements

To graduate with honors in Political Science, students must:

• Secure an honors advisor at the time of application to the research honors program. The honors advisor must be a Political Science faculty member or a courtesy faculty member (non-lecturer).
• Complete POLISCI 299A Research Design in the Spring quarter of junior year.
• Complete  POLISCI 299B Honors Thesis Seminar in the Autumn quarter of senior year. 
• Complete POLISCI 299C in Winter quarter of senior year and POLISCI 299D in Spring quarter of senior year. Enroll in both of these with your honors thesis advisor.
• Earn a grade of ‘B’ or higher in in POLISCI 299A and 299B. Students unable to meet these requirements may be removed from the program. (see below for Academic Year 2020-21 Grading Policy)
• Submit a completed thesis, approved by the adviser, in the Spring quarter of senior year. The thesis must receive a grade of ‘B+’ or higher. The thesis grade will also serve as the grade for POLISCI 299C and 299D. (see below for Academic Year 2020-21 Grading Policy)

Up to 20 units of honors coursework may be applied toward the additional related coursework requirement for the major.

Honors Grading Basis Policy (Academic Year 2020-21 only) 

To graduate with honors in Political Science, students may elect to take honors courses (299A-D) with the following grading bases:

A) Letter Grade: Should students elect this option, a grade of B in 299A and 299B, and B+ on the thesis will be required to graduate with honors.

B) CR/NC: Should students elect this option, the instructors of 299A/299B must certify that the coursework completed is of at least B quality, and the thesis advisor must certify that the thesis is of at least B+ quality to graduate with honors.

If a student’s performance in 299A or B or on the thesis does not meet the standards for honors described above, up to 20 units of honors coursework may be applied toward the additional related coursework requirement for the major as long as the student earns at least a C (if the letter grade option is chosen) or CR (if the CR/NC option is chosen) but the student will not graduate with honors.

Award Recipients

• Honors Thesis Title:  The Future of American Populism: Voices of Neglect, Distrust, and Resentment Across the Southwest.
• Honors Thesis title: The Impact of Hispanic Ethnicity on Vote Choice.
• Honors Thesis title:  The Early Impact of Medical Expansion on Cancer Mortality: A Comparison of Expansion in Kentucky and Non-Expansion in Tennessee
• Honors Thesis title: The "Politics" of Family Business: A Social Network Analysis of Turkey's Koç Family & Their Political Connections
• Honors Thesis title: Measuring the American Voter: Experimental Evidence from the 2008 ANES on Improving Survey Data Quality
• Honors Thesis title:  Offline Norms and Online Behaviors: A Study of How Audience Perception Shapes Online Black Political Engagement
• H onors Thesis title:  Why Your Air Will Not Get Better: Path Dependence and Capture in Air Quality Regulation
• H onors Thesis title:  Empirical Effects of Judicial Involvement in Plea Bargaining
• Honors Thesis title:  Moderating Candidates or Maintaining the Status Quo? An Evaluation of California's Top-Two Primary
• Honors Thesis title:  "The Lesser of Two Evils:" Trustworthiness and Turnout in the 2016 Election
• Honors Thesis title:  Time Heals All: Timing and Competitiveness of Primary Elections
• Honors Thesis title:  For Fear of Fake News: The Effect of Warnings on Trust of Partisan Information
• Honors Thesis title:  Election or Appointment? A Quantitative Study of the Effects of Judicial Selection Method on Judicial Voting in Criminal Procedure Cases
• Honors Thesis title:  The State of the Soldier: An Analysis of Veteran's Affairs Medical Centers
• Honors Thesis title:  Predicting the Animal Welfare Policy Preferences of Federal Legislators
• Honors Thesis title:  Analyzing Racial Sentencing Disparity in State Criminal Courts
• Honors Thesis title:  Mass Media on the Path to Peace:  The Role of the Press in Sino-US Rapprochement
• Honors Thesis title:  Threat Types and Switching Tactics: the Effects on Domestic Audience Costs
• Honors Thesis title:  Regime Type and FDI in Extractive Industries
• Honors Thesis title:  Representation in Hong Kong
• Honors Thesis title:  Do Counterinsurgents Make Good Neighbors?  Insurgent Organization, Spillover Effects, and Violence in Iraq
• Honors Thesis title:  Ethnic Discrimination in the Singapore Labor Market: Evidence from a Field Experiment
• Honors Thesis title:  A Judiciary Punt Syndrome? Analyzing the Supreme Court's Use of the Remand Procedure
• Honors Thesis title:  Legislators in Suits: Analyzing how lawyers make their case to the Supreme Court
• Honors Thesis title:  Destined to Disappoint? A Cross-Country Analysis of Executive Approval and Political Institutions
• Honors Thesis title:  Redefining Constituency: How 140 Characters is Turning Representatives into Surrogates

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Hello, I’m in the need of a little help regarding my Bachelor Thesis. I wanted something creative and unique as a topic, my initial idea was Politics influenced by conspiracy theories. As I told this to my thesis advisor, he said I should look for something easier and also in his domains which are European Integration, Communication, European project management and EU governance. I couldn’t think of anything ever since, and I also gave up on writing about something unique as I’m running out of time. Could you please help me find a simple topic with lots of sources?

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