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Volume
10, Number 1
The Role of Law in Othering
Moroccan Immigrants and
Preventing Their Integration into Host Societies: The Contradictions of
Immigration Law and Policy in the Netherlands and Spain
By
Mina Barahimi - University of Washington, Seattle.
pp. 2-26. PDF
Resisting
the National Narrative: Charisma and the
Venezuelan Cooperative Movement Within the Context of
the Bolivarian
Revolution
By
Laura Adrienne Brady - University of Washington,
Seattle. pp. 27-178. PDF
Justice
Denied: Impunity During and After the Salavadoran
Civil War
By
Liam McGivern - University of Washington, Bothell.
pp. 179-188. PDF
Moving Beyond Borders: The
Creation of Nomadic Space Through
Travel
By Erin Bestrom - University
of Washington,
Seattle. pp. 189-207. PDF
Marriage in Black and White:
Women's Support for Law Against
Interracial Marriage, 1972-2000
By Madeline Baars –
University of Washington, Seattle.
pp. 207-228. PDF
Speaking
“out”: Ideologies,
identities, and individuals in
coming out stories
By Alex Kim – University of
Washington, Seattle.
pp. 229-269. PDF
The
Similarities of Difference:
A Comparative Analysis of
the New England Holocaust Memorial in Boston and the Memorial to the
Murdered
Jews of Europe in Berlin
By Lisa Mahlum - University
of Washington,
Seattle. pp. 270-298. PDF
Child Soldiers in Chad: A
Policy Window for Change
By Mary Jonasen - University
of Washington,
Bothell. pp. 305-324. PDF
Examination of US Cities as
Forces in Environmental Policy
By Phaedra W. Boyle –
University of Washington,
Seatle. pp. 325-347. PDF
Killing to
Create: Gloria Anzaldúa’s Artistic Solution
to “Cervicide”
By Temperance K. David –
State University of New York,
New Palz. pp. 349-358. PDF
Past, Present, and Politics: A
Look at the Hawaiian
Sovereignty Movement
By Amanda Mae Kāhealani
Pacheco – USF School of Law. pp. 359-405. PDF
"We are the Tiniest Particle":
Authorial Agency
and the Body
By Kanna Hudson - University
of Washington,
Seattle. pp. 407-447. PDF
The Freedom to Achieve Freedom:
Negotiating the Anglo-Irish
Treaty
By Matthew Heintz -
University of Washington, Seattle. pp.
448-467. PDF
Situating Feminist
Epistemology
in a Global Frame
By David Rubin – University
of Washington,
Seattle. pp. 468-507. PDF
Genesis and Order
in the
Chaosmos: Will to Power as Creative
Cosmology
By Luke Caldwell – University
of Washington,
Seattle. pp 508-517. PDF
I Was Dead and Behold, I am
Alive Forevermore: Responses to
Nietzsche in the 20th Century Christian Theology
By Craig Wiley – University
of Washington,
Seattle. pp. 518-527. PDF
Religious Transformations: The
Protestant Movement in the
Dominican Republic
By Daniel F. Escher -
Princeton Theological Seminary. pp.
547-601. PDF
Traces of Identity: Myth and
Monument in the new South
Africa
By Steven C. Myers –
University of Washington,
Seattle. pp. 602-634.
PDF
Instructions for Destruction:
Yoko Ono's Performance Art
By Whitney Frank - University
of Washington,
Seattle. pp. 635-670. PDF
The End of (the Other Side of)
the World: Apocalyptic Belief
in the Australian Political Structure
By Keith Gordon – University
of Puget Sound. pp.
671-707. PDF
Winter
2009 Staff
Editor-in-Chief
Sean
Michael Kinney
Editorial
Board
Nicole
Bradford
Elizabeth Adams Parciany
Luke
Caldwell
Kiley Dhatt
Brian
Hutchinson
J. Edith
Fikes
Adam Johnson
Alden Lee
Sarah Martin
Ashley
Pettyjohn
Jana Nicole
Ramsey
Kandice Leib
Johann
Fabian-Marks
David Estes
Advisor
Amy
Peloff
Special
Thanks to Janice DeCosmo, Director, Undergraduate Research Program and
Associate Dean of Undergraduate Academic Affairs at the University of
Washington. Thanks to Julie Shayne at the University of
Washington, Bothell. Thanks to Katie Hoffman and Amanda
Alice R-K of Bricolage,
Jay Singh of The
Orator.
Special thanks to Kimberly Swayze and Melissa
Wensel of the Department of English, University of Washington, for
their substantial material assistance. Thanks to Paul Keyes, Web
Manager at the
University of Washington College of
Education.
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