ETD Pilot

Items

• Marine shell as medium in Amerindian Aruba.
• The right "to know how to understand": Coloniality and contesting visions of *development and citizenship in the times of neo-liberal civility.
• The dandy and the aesthete: Middle and upper class homosexual identities in late nineteenth-century America.
• Doubling the vision. Women and narrative stereography: The United States, 1870--1910.
• Historic American paintings in the Brooklyn Museum of Art: A critical collection history with selected entries.
• Refiguring the Fall: Shame and intertextuality in Wordsworth, Mary Shelley, and Keats.
• Host guest composites based on nanoporous materials.
• Objective measures of response to tap test in patients with normal pressure hydrocephalus.
• Fear of crime in the New York City public schools: A study of resilience.
• Doing the corner: A study of immigrant day laborers in Brooklyn, New York.
• Aesthetic science and the encyclopedic novels of Joyce, Pynchon, DeLillo, and Powers.
• A systems psychodynamic perspective on the organizational diagnosis of a family business.
• Consolidation of implicit knowledge.
• Sport injury biomechanics and stress changes in adjacent intervertebral discs after partial discectomies and fusion of the cervical spine.
• The tolerance point: Race, public housing and the Forest Hills controversy, 1945--1975.
• Queer dramaturgies: Contemporary gay male politics, culture, and theatre.
• Modernization and nationalism: The rise of social realism in South Korea (1980--1988).
• Non-ionic microemulsion mechanism and theory of formation.
• The national monarchy and its brokers. A study of advisers to Nicholas II.
• Measurement of maximum nitrifier specific growth rate for use in activated sludge modeling.
• UNRWA and Palestinian national identity: The role of the United Nations in state -building.
• Workforce development: Contrasting implementation in Boston, Philadelphia and New York City.
• Returning to the level of the skin and beyond: A techno -zoontology.
• Stallings foldings and subgroups of free groups.
• Debonding of FRP from concrete in strengthening applications: Experimental investigation and theoretical validation.