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(2013)<p>My dissertation, "The People's Republic of Capitalism: The Making of the New Middle Class in Post-Socialist China, 1978-Present" draws on a range of visual cultural forms - cinema, documentary, and fashion - to track ...
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(2013)<p>Environmental attitudes have interested scholars for decades, but researchers have insufficiently appreciated the low salience of the environment, and the enormous complexity of this issue area. In this dissertation, ...
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(2013)<p>My dissertation focuses on employing microeconomic techniques to study markets and questions that are important and complex, and also have potential policy implications. Two of my chapters analyze the health industry ...
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(2013)<p>Neuronal current MRI (ncMRI) is a field of study to directly map electrical activity in the brain using MRI, which has many benefits over functional MRI. One potential ncMRI method, Lorentz effect imaging (LEI), has ...
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(2013)<p>This dissertation will engage in a historical-critical encounter with a peculiar subset of lived Christian traditions in the black Atlantic world, and the ways in which black theology as a disciplinary formation has ...