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Author/Title Research Type Related Fields
Bang-Jensen, Bree (2022). "Principled and Pragmatic Exit: Understanding Treaty Withdrawal" Graduate, Dissertations International Relations
Dubeau, Mathieu. 2021. "Into the Breach: Toward an Interspecies Politics" Graduate, Dissertations International Relations, Political Science
Daniel Yoo. 2019. "Development Aid, Institutional Change, and Local Democracy: Investigating the Role and Impact of Elected Councils in Rural Indonesia" Graduate, Dissertations International Relations
Crystal Pryor. 2016. "Beyond Economics and Security: Strategic Export Control Practices in Advanced Countries." Diss., U of Washington. Graduate, Dissertations International Relations, International Security
William L. D'Ambruoso. 2016. "The Persistence of Torture: Explaining Coercive Interrogations in America's Small Wars." Diss., U of Washington. Graduate, Dissertations International Relations

Joshua Eastin. 2013. "Violent Eruptions: Natural Disasters, War, and Peace." Diss., U of Washington.

 		Graduate, Dissertations International Relations, Violence and Trauma

Timothy Jones. 2012. "Foreign Nation Visibility in U.S. Public

 		Graduate, Dissertations International Relations, American Politics
Christopher Roberts. 2012. "A Contestion About Legitimacy: The Supreme Court and Foreign Legal Citations." Diss., U of Washington. Graduate, Dissertations Courts, International Relations

Charles Rowling. 2012. "When Threats are Internal: National Identity and Cascading Frames, From My Lai to Abu Ghraib." Diss., U of Washington.

 		Graduate, Dissertations East Asian, Southeast Asian, International Relations, Comparative Politics

Hsiao-Chi Hsu. 2011. "Domestic Vulnerability and the Use of Non-Militarized Foreign Confrontation: A Case Study of Taiwan’s Foreign Policy toward China from 2000-2008." Diss., U of Washington.

 		Graduate, Dissertations East Asian, Comparative Politics, International Relations

Kawato Yuko. 2010. "Imagining Security: The U.S. Military Bases and Protests in Asia." Diss., U of Washington.

 		Graduate, Dissertations East Asian, International Security, International Relations
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