This thesis investigates how participants in the Reddit community r/debt collectively construct, contest, and regulate temporal experience under financialized capitalism. [...]

This project examines how third-party educational programs can equip parents with strategies to strengthen children’s emotional resilience during the preschool years. Par [...]

Gender bias in STEM is often subtly embedded in educational materials, which is a structural barrier for girls that contributes to broader gender disparities in STEM. Thi [...]

The underrepresentation of women in numerous academic disciplines and high-status professions is a persistent and globally recognized issue. According to the field-specif [...]

In contemporary China, young people face mounting pressures from rapid urbanization, credential inflation, rising living costs, and intense labor market competition. In r [...]

Analyzing the sentiments of minority patient groups utilizing a computational social science lens, Python, and Reddit to capture prevalence and qualitative sentiments of [...]

The Environmental Protection Agency’s threshold limit policy produces an image of the world in which contamination is presented as an object that is able to be abstracted [...]

This thesis explores how China’s modern censorship system emerged from wartime imperative and the transnational network embedded in the news industry and public sphere du [...]

This paper examines civilian opposition to the Nike air defense system between the mid-1950s and early 1970s in Chicago, Illinois. During the Cold War, the United States [...]

Singapore's HDB provides public housing for its people and is the congee of socio-political stability in the nation. Affordable housing has not only guaranteed home owner [...]

With the development of communication technology, individuals have an additional option to interact with an AI companion in life. This research focuses on one representat [...]

Abstract Parental beliefs and interaction styles play a critical role in predicting children’s early math development. This study examined how parents’ expectancy-value b [...]

This study offers a critical evaluation of existing theoretical frameworks on the emotion of awe by exploring how awe is culturally mediated within the Cuban diaspora. Th [...]

Rural women in China have long been an invisible group since the years following the 1949 Liberation. Through pivotal eras from the Maoist period to the Contemporary Age, [...]

This study analyzes how progressive cisgender women in Chicago, aged 51-77, have experienced and understood sexual agency and pleasure across the life course. Drawing on [...]

This article reevaluates the dissolution of the Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia (SFRY) into civil war from the perspective of the republic’s internal decentraliz [...]

This thesis argues that rasa theory, an Indian classical aesthetic framework describing both the distilled emotional “flavors” experienced by an audience and the performa [...]

This study investigates contemporary American attitudes and opinions regarding human expansion into outer space. Following Daniel Deudney's conception of space expansioni [...]

When studying the history of human rights and humanitarianism, the Enlightenment and the Post-War period are often the starting points used to explore the concept. This t [...]

After decades of balkanization, there is a nascent trend toward collaborative approaches to unsheltered homelessness, specifically between street medicine and street outr [...]

This thesis examines how Chinese queer migrants in the United States navigate disclosure and sociality through emotionally calibrated relational strategies. Drawing on 15 [...]

The marriage between Christianity and white supremacy in the United States has birthed an image, deity, and religio-racial power structure: white Jesus. The figure of a w [...]

The work-from-home (WFH) policies prompted by the COVID-19 pandemic created a “natural experiment” to examine the household division of labor. This study focuses on China [...]

The Moynihan Report (1965), A Nation at Risk (1983), and The Bell Curve (1994) are three nationally acclaimed texts – two federal reports and one academic book – that spe [...]

This study investigates how career hair and makeup artists (HMUs) in the elite film, television, theater, and opera gig economy sustain middle-class livelihoods amid a pr [...]