ETD Pilot

Items

• When the bough breaks: Dependent children in Westchester County, New York, 1880--1914.
• Assessing of self -regulation training system and its transfer to out -of -school contexts for students with emotional and behavioral difficulties.
• Anything goes: Queer anomalies and fluid identities.
• Arthur Weisberg's Contemporary Chamber Ensemble, 1960--1983: A documentary study.
• Rediscovering bosei: The transformation of Western ideas in Japan.
• Represent: The New York City Public Housing Resident Alliance and its struggle against the imposition of the neoliberal agenda.
• Delineation of the fractured-rock and unconsolidated overburden ground-water flow systems on the southern part of Manhattan, New York, through use of advanced borehole-geophysical techniques.
• Crucial decisions: Women graduate students in Israel.
• The role of CaMKIV in the neurotrophin -induced priming effect and the characterization/regeneration of ES-derived motor neurons.
• The new collegiate diversity: The academic progress of immigrants in higher education.
• Essays in asset pricing.
• Evaluating performance of institutional mutual funds using kernel density estimation.
• This thing of darkness: Reclaiming the queer killer in contemporary drama.
• Elementary school teachers' responses to student aggression vignettes.
• The middle class and debt financing of municipal trading: A case study in 19th century Glasgow and Birmingham.
• Context -aware coordination control in distributed collaborations.
• The mnemonic value of orthography for elementary students learning new vocabulary words.
• Modernism meets the farm: Precisionist paintings and photographs of vernacular architecture, 1915--1940.
• Dangerous memories: Lynching and the United States literary imagination.
• Poetic imagery in Vincent Persichetti's "Poems for Piano"
• The metacausal theory of autonomy.
• Camera work: News photography and America's working class, 1919--1950.
• The relationship between substance use and risky sexual behavior among adolescents and young adults.
• The terrorist attacks on the World Trade Center on 9/11: The dimensions of indirect exposure levels in relation to the development of post traumatic stress symptoms. The ripple effect.
• "Hunting where the ducks are": The Republican racial strategy in post -Civil Rights era presidential campaigns, 1960--2000.