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Middle East Studies Senior Capstone/Thesis Presentations

Wednesday, May 3, 2017

9 a.m. – 3 p.m.

Joukowsky Forum

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Graduating seniors will present their honors thesis or capstone papers. 

Sabiya Ahamed, "Demanding Dignity: Syrian Refugees & the Resettlement Process in Providence, RI"

Nikhita Mendis, "Breaking and Making Sri Lankans: Serlankiyye Subjectivities and Practicing Lajja"

Kutay Onayli, "Other Things That May Have Happened During A Long Day"

Sophie Kasakove, "From Counter-insurgency to Statehood: Israeli Spatial Securitization and the Arab Revolt"

Ruby Moore-Bloom, "A GIS Spatial Analysis of Iraqi and Syrian Refugees Resettled in New England"

Naishad Kai-ren, "Under what conditions do oil exports lead to exporter interventions in third countries?"

Raphaela Chakravarti, "Reassessing Contentious Politics: The Algerian War of Independence"

Asya Igmen, "The Syrian Diaspora's Potential to Fill the Gaps in Traditional Humanitarian Response"

Max Schindler, "Toward a historicized hermeneutics of the Shoah and its consquences for human rights"

Melissa Dembski-Sullivan, "The use of supplemental resources in Arabic foreign fanguage high school curriculums"

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Center for Middle East Studies