Digital Commons @ IWU

Ce Qui Reste: Legacies of Decolonization in Guinea and Gabon, Andrew Tietz
Honors Projects

The "Politics of Trauma": National Trauma in Poland and Hungary and the Othering of Queer Identities, Keira Hoeferle
Honors Projects

Infrastructure in India's Internal War: A District-Level Analysis of the Naxalite-Maoist Conflict, Krunal Desai
Undergraduate Economic Review

Found(n)ation: Immigrant Narrative through Imagery as Utopian Science Fiction in The Arrival and Wall-E, Madeleine Hall
John Wesley Powell Student Research Conference

Understanding the Characteristics of Remittance Recipients in Venezuela: A Country in Economic Crisis, Nicole A. Degla
Undergraduate Economic Review

The Whole World is Texting: Youth Protest in the Information Age, Irving Epstein
Irving Epstein

Belgium’s 2008 recentralization of wage-setting mechanisms and the decentralization-unit labor costs-net exports link: Chronicle of a Death Foretold?, Ines Pedro Fernandes
Undergraduate Economic Review

Foreign Capital Inflows and Economic Well-being: A Statistical Analysis of 46 Sub-Saharan African Countries From 1995-2015, Alexander M. Csanadi
Undergraduate Economic Review

Sexual Violence against Males in Armed Conflict: How State Masculinity Helps to Explain its Occurrence, Jia Muyi Yang
Honors Projects

25th Anniversary (1992-2016/17) IWU Participating in the Technos International Week {Japan}, Edgar Lehr
Administrative Reports

Us vs Them and Them vs U.S. : a Comparative Analysis of Recruitment Strategies of the Islamic State and the Alt-right, Emily Brown, William Munro, Faculty Advisor
John Wesley Powell Student Research Conference

The Fight for Independence: Catalan Political Institutions and Their Affect on Catalunya's Movement for Independence, Megan Lemke, William Munro, Faculty Advisor
John Wesley Powell Student Research Conference

Aesopian Language of Soviet Era Children's Literature: Translation, Adaptation, and Animation of Western Classics, Boryana Borisova, Marina Balina, Faculty Advisor
John Wesley Powell Student Research Conference

BRICS Built with STIPs, Evan Mok-Lamme
Honors Projects

Aesopian Language of Soviet Era Children’s Literature: Translation, Adaptation, and Animation of a Western Classic, Boryana Borisova
Honors Projects

Crafting Chaos: The Classification of Unilateral Transfers under the Current Account at Bretton Woods and its Impact on Remittances to the Indian State of Kerala, Anish Gawande
Undergraduate Economic Review

Significance and Impacts of the Tripartite Free Trade Area – a Qualitative Assessment, Sambath Jayapregasham
Undergraduate Economic Review

“Little Brothers” By Agniia Barto: Gender and Ideology in Soviet Era Picture Books, 1920s-1930s, Boryana Borisova, Marina Balina, Faculty Advisor
John Wesley Powell Student Research Conference

Time to Wake Up: Importance of Recognizing and Regulating Private Military Forces, Jia Yang, Michael Weis, Faculty Advisor
John Wesley Powell Student Research Conference

Unfree Labor in Côte D’ivoire’s Cocoa Production: A Comparative Analysis of the Local Cocoa and Cotton Commodity Chains, Kacie Graves, William Munro, Faculty Advisor
John Wesley Powell Student Research Conference

The Effects of South Korean Pop Culture on the Country’s Standards of Beauty and Success, Cristina Cervantes, Charles Springwood, Faculty Advisor
John Wesley Powell Student Research Conference

The Whole World is Texting: Youth Protest in the Information Age, Irving Epstein
IWU Authors Bookshelf

Between History and Fiction: Visualizing Contemporary Polish Cultural Identity, Dominique Castle
Honors Projects

The Ramifications of Colonial Past: Challenges to Sustainable Development in Contemporary Africa, Olive Kemi Adeleye, Marina Balina, Faculty Advisor
John Wesley Powell Student Research Conference

Between History and Story: Visualizing Contemporary Polish Cultural Identity, Dominique Castle, Marina Balina, Faculty Advisor
John Wesley Powell Student Research Conference

Full Schedule of Events & Speakers, Center for Human Rights & Social Justice, Illinois Wesleyan University
Human Rights Undergraduate Research Workshop

Origins of Terrorism in India: Homeland or Borderland, Calvin Waller
Human Rights Undergraduate Research Workshop

Islamist Recruitment: A Freedom Right or a Limitation on Public Safety, Betsey Fawcett
Human Rights Undergraduate Research Workshop

The Clash between Freedom of Expression and Culture, Kemi Adeleye
Human Rights Undergraduate Research Workshop

Youth Engagement and Human Rights through Case Studies, Nicole Jovicevic '16
Human Rights Undergraduate Research Workshop

Marriage and Reconciliation After the Rwandan Genocide, Sara Saltman
Human Rights Undergraduate Research Workshop

Diamond's are a Terrorist's Best Friend: Breaking Down the Relationship Between Commodities and Terrorist Financing, Emily Sena
Human Rights Undergraduate Research Workshop

The Implications of Anti-terrorism Laws on Freedom of Expression in sub-Saharan Africa, Semahagan Gashu Abebe Ph.D.
Human Rights Undergraduate Research Workshop

Independent Media: Indigenous People in Guatemala, Fabian Pop
Human Rights Undergraduate Research Workshop

Media (Mis)Portrayals of the Human Condition, Joe Ruskey '15
Human Rights Undergraduate Research Workshop

Bad Romance: Dominant Party State Patronage Systems in the Era of Globalization, Nicholas Desideri, William Munro, Faculty Advisor
John Wesley Powell Student Research Conference

Duffee ’14 Named Technos Award Winner, Tia Patsavas
News and Events

Evans '14 Tapped for Library of Congress Internship, Kim Hill
News and Events

Henry '14 Selected for MoMA Internship, Kim Hill
News and Events

Development of a Measure of Nurse Vigilance from the Patient ' s Perspective: A Content Validity Study, Jennifer Boll
Honors Projects

Carving the Perfect Citizen: The Adventures of Italian Pinocchio in the Soviet Union and the United States, Rachel Branson
Honors Projects

Challenges in Migration Policy in Post-Soviet Russia, Lina Meilus
Honors Projects

Biological Prospectors, Pirates, Pioneers, and Punks in the Andes Mountains: An examination of scientific practice in the Andean Community of Nations, Sarah Takushi
Honors Projects

Migration and the Nature of the Russian State, Lina Meilus, William Munro, Faculty Advisor
John Wesley Powell Student Research Conference

A Comparison of Theory and Lived Experience: Immigration to Bloomington-Normal, Jennifer Ceisel
Honors Projects

Russia’s International Adoption Policies: Realities of the Soviet Happy Childhood Myth, Hannah L. Freeman
Honors Projects

Choice, Coercion, Capabilities and Conflict: Multilingualism, Human Development and Peacekeeping in a Globalized World, Megan R. Thompson
Honors Projects

Maoism in South Asia: A Comparative Perspective On Ideology, Practice, and Prospects for the 21st Century, Ryan D. Nielsen
Honors Projects

The Forgotten Ones: Child Sex Trafficking in Post-Communist Romania, Sarah K. Moir
Honors Projects

Narratives of Fear and Shame: Jewish Childhood in Soviet and Post-Soviet Life Writing, Rosa Kleinman
Honors Projects

A Culture of Peace Inside and Out: The Case for Combined Peace Education in the United States, Jessica L. Meyer, Marina Balina, Faculty Advisor
John Wesley Powell Student Research Conference

An Exploration of Quality of Life in Terms of Family Planning for Lower Income Urban Women: Pune, India, Gwenlyn Robinson, William Munro, Faculty Advisor
John Wesley Powell Student Research Conference

The Importance of Education Systems in Post-Conflict Settings: The Case of Bosnia-Herzegovina (BiH), Emily Coles, William Munro, Faculty Advisor, Marina Balina, Faculty Advisor
John Wesley Powell Student Research Conference

Rural to Urban Migration, Ryan Nielsen, Laila Garda, Faculty Advisor
John Wesley Powell Student Research Conference

The Importance of Education Systems in Post-Conflict Settings: The Case of Bosnia-Herzegovina (BiH), Emily Coles
Honors Projects

The Forgotten Ones: Child Sex Trafficking in Post-Communist Romania, Sarah Moir, '12
Leah A. Nillas

Russia’s International Adoption Policies: Realities of the Soviet Happy Childhood Myth, Hannah Freeman, '12
Leah A. Nillas

Children's Rights Under International Law, Christopher Unger, James Matthews, Faculty Advisor
John Wesley Powell Student Research Conference

Explaining Ethnic Peace: The Importance of Institutions, Rebecca Tong, '09
Honors Projects

Surrogate Freedom: Transmitting Democracy to the Soviet Union and Eastern Bloc, Lauren Nelson, '09
Honors Projects

When Is a Terrorist Not a Terrorist?: American and Chinese Media Portrayals of the Chinese Uighur Minority Pre and Post 9/11, Anna File, '09
Honors Projects

Brazilian Ethanol and U.S. Industrial Organization: An Analysis of Bilateral Trade Barrier Removal, Michael X. Feeney '08
Honors Projects

Globalization and Gangs: The Evolution of Central American, Patrick Beary '07
Honors Projects

French Framing of Anna Karenina: Confused Identities in Russian Aristocratic Culture, Devin Conley '07
Honors Projects

Trade Liberalization and Environmental Justice in the Ivorian Cocoa Industry, Anne M. Fell '07
Honors Projects

Chinese Activist to Speak at IWU, Sherry Wallace
News and Events

International Studies Colloquium to be Held with Visiting Professor, Meg Dubuque
News and Events

IWU to Host Talk by Consul General of Spain, Kay Mitchell
News and Events

IWU to Host Talk by Consul General of Spain, Kay Mitchell
News and Events

Insight into Illinois Wesleyan University Study Abroad, Christopher B. Lyons '03
Honors Projects

L'intertextualité dans les œuvres d'Anne Hébert: Le lien entre la voix poetiqué, la voix narrative, et la voix féminine, Karla Stoesser '01
Honors Projects

An Empirical Investigation of the Determinants of Fertility, Michelle Y. Ewert '00
Honors Projects