Honors Theses from 2009
Re-Imagined Communities: Global Climbing on Local Mountains, Eitan Green
Honors Theses from 2008
Language of Sex: Moral Socialization and Reproductive Education in Public Schools, Melyn Heckelman
Honors Theses from 2007
Photojournalistic Manipulations of Reality: The Power Over Knowledge, Valerie Friedman
World Bank -CPA conflict: the Struggle to Define Human Rights and Development in the Philippines, Adam B. Robbins
Honors Theses from 2004
Power, positionality, and conceptions of stewardship and ownership in the cleanup of Nomans Land Island, Massachusetts, Michael Greenberg
Alternative Sites of Identity Production: Going from Borderland to Homeland in a Transnational Setting, Adam Saltsman
How Natural History Museums Fell From Grace, And Why They Shouldn't Have Or, Defending Museuns During the Age of Hypersensitivity, Vanessa L. Verri
Honors Theses from 2003
From Maine Farms to Maine Colleges: The Symbolism and Reality behind the Local Purchasing Efforts at Colby, Bates, and Bowdoin, Kathryn L. Spirer
Honors Theses from 2002
Medicine men of the anti-progressive party : sacred sites, public lands, and the construction of religious liberty, Jacob Culbertson
Ecuador's indigenous university movement, UINPI: reconstructing identity in the search for equality, Joshua Gerber
Honors Theses from 2001
No holding back now: the Americanization of Caribbean women's identities, Mieko R. McKay
Migrants, butterflies and storytellers: expression and containment in the spaces of Mexican transnationalism, Eugenie Montague
Honors Theses from 2000
Confronting Domination While Confronting Domination: A Look at the Bureaucratization of an Activist Group and the "Contradictory Character of Social Movements, Brendon M. Smith
Honors Theses from 1999
Tree hugging revived: the environment, development politics, and religious social protest in Thailand, Jane Hajeck
Veil of charity: imagery and power dynamics in the United States Peace Corps, Laura Neale
Shaping Realities: A Study of the Connection Between White Hegemony in Popular Culture and the Deprecatory Self-Image of African Americans, Rebecca Thornton
Locating Shangri-La in a Colonial Past: Himalayan History, Travel, Development and Myth-Making, Joshua Waldman