This is a qualitative study about cross cultural, as well as family conflicts that affect Filipino Nurse Migrants as they immigrate to the United States to work as nurses for different institutions. To report and document ...

This thesis explores the triggers for 'spectator violence' at football matches. Reviewing two approaches, the social problem approach and the 'moral panic' approach, this research concludes violence lies within nationalism ...

This dissertation analyzes 115 democratic transitions from autocracy within the period of 1955 to 2007. The main focus of the study aims to understand how a transitioning country consolidates democracy. This study also ...

The study attempts to provide a historical approach to the role of the environment in security studies. Contemporary security challenges have shown that the narrow definition given to national security is no longer adequate. ...

This research examines resistance to forced eviction in two communities in Cambodia, Areng Valley and Boeung Kak Lake. The research asks how mobilization is being generated and sustained in a context which might discourage ...

This study investigates to what extent international human rights advocates and conflict resolvers are skilled and equipped to deal with situations such as the state-run gender violence which has led to a protracted ...

This thesis describes generational difference in understanding Georgian national identity and the Other. Political developments in Eastern Europe and the implementation process of the Association Agreement with Europe ...

The former child soldiers of the Khmer Rouge regime seem to have reintegrated back into Cambodian society on their own accord. Evidence as to how they were able to do so, a phenomenon rarely seen in post-war conflicts, ...

This thesis describes current-day (2019) Azerbaijani government narratives regarding the Armenia-Azerbaijan conflict and explores how government narrative impacts potential peace building efforts. The Armenia-Azerbaijan ...

In the northern Indian state of Uttar Pradesh exists a women’s collective who calls themselves the ‘Gulabi Gang’. Founded by Sampat Pal Devi, the gang formed in 2006 and has since has gained more than 20,000 members, most ...