2007
Busta, Nicholas, 2007.
Abandoned and Alone: The Mistakes that Led to the Loss of the Battle of Wake Island
Professor Talbott
Ernst, Taylor, 2007.
Was the Great Persecution of Christians caused by the Manichaens? The Significance of the Manichaean Persecution in the time of Diocletian.
Professor Drake
Gilmore, Kaitlyn, 2007.
Community Controversies: The Politics of Educational Alternatives in Alum Rock, 1970-1976.
Professor O’Connor
Laycook, Aaron, 2007.
Martyrs or Murderers? The Controversy of Christian Violence in the Later Roman Empire
Professor Drake
Morain, Clara, 2007.
Blowing It: The Development and Demise of Whistleblower Protections for Federal Employees, 1978-1989.
Professor Bergstrom
Oleson, Graham, 2007.
Breaking New Ground: Challenges of the National Defense Education Act of 1958.
Professor Bergstrom
Razzari, Daniel, 2007.
Sir Francis Drake: The Pirate Leading the Counter Armada
Professor Dutra
Smith, Caroline, 2007.
A Bohemian Princess as the Holy Spirit Incarnate? The Guglielmites, their Motivations for Turning to Heresy, and the Group’s Survival for over Thirty Years.
Professor Lansing
Stark, John, 2007.
John Muir’s Growing Beard: The Impact of Yosemite National Park on America’s Natural Landscape.
Professor Graves
Professor Bergstrom
Warkentin, Jackson, 2007.
Power Begets Power: Slavery, Society and Economic Policy in Indigenous America
Professor Hamalainen
Wight, David, 2007.
The Ford Administration’s Role in the 1975-1976 Lebanese Civil War and the Syrian Military Intervention.
Professor Yaqub
2006
Abe, Evelyn, 2006.
Nurses as Middlers: Colonial Medicine, Intimacy, and Professionalization in Ghana, 1920s to 1960s.
Professor Miescher
Berriz, Brittany, 2006.
From Footnotes to Femme Fatales: The Transformation of the Amazons in Fifth Century Athens.
Professor Lee
Bowman, Tricia, 2006.
The Warren Court: Confronting the Charges of Activism.
Professor Bergstrom
Farrington, Jeffrey, 2006.
Crisis in Cambodia: American Foreign Policy During the Carter Administration.
Professor Yaqub
Fowler, Megan, 2006.
Freedom Press: The Role of Arab Christian Journalists in the Rise of Palestinian Nationalism.
Professor Gallagher
Knapp, Bryan, 2006.
Emerson’s Agitation: The American Literary Renaissance and the Formation of Nothern Antislavery Ideology.
Professor Glickstein
Woempner, Alicia, 2006.
Survivor: Yucatan Maya Indians Defend Their Way of Life 1850-1910.
Professor Cline
2005
Bahn, Deborah, 2005.
Waiting for the Line: Aurora as County Seat for Mono County, CA and Esmeralda County, NT 1854-1864.
Professor Majewski
Chamberlain, Abbey, 2005.
Instilling Patriotism in Our Youth: Children’s Magazines during the Second World War.
Professor Jacobson
Cracium, Florentina, 2005.
Redefining the Romanian Revolution on 1989.
Professor Hasegawa
Dethlefsen, Brittany, 2005.
Reagan, Food Programs, and Budget Cuts: The Forces that Drove the Changes.
Professor Kalman
Flores, Emily, 2005.
Gender Politics and Contradictions in Emergent Ghana.
Professor Miescher
Funke, Joanna, 2005.
From Furman to Gregg: Capital Punishment and “Law and Order” Ideology in the United States.
Professor O’Connor
Harkins, Robert, 2005.
Constructing Castles of Health: Tudor Humanism and the Rise of Vernacular Medical Literature.
Professor Bernstein
Ibarra, Juan, 2005.
A History of the California Small Claims Court During the 1920’s.
Professor Kalman
MacDonald, Ann, 2005.
Franco-American Relations and the NATO Crisis of 1966.
Malcolm, Elizabeth, 2005.
Black Power in White America: The Black Panther Party in Oakland.
Professor O’Connor
Rios, Anthony, 2005.
English Seafarers in Coastal Brazil During Early Habsburg Rule 1580-1600.
Professor Dutra
Professor O’Connor
Rushton, Lauren, 2005.
Influencing Society: The Role of El Mercurio in Allende’s Coup.
Professor Lansing
Shattuck, Jason, 2005.
Social Sacrifice: The Fracture of Antioch’s Public Sphere Under Julian the Apostate.
Steward, Karen, 2005.
The Little Prayer that Could: The 1549 and 1522 Prayer Books as the Engine of Reformed Liturgy and Doctrine in England.
Professor Lansing
Williams, Meghann, 2005.
Ireland and the Outbreak of the First World War.
Professor Mouré
2004
Adkins, Jennifer, 2004.
“I Liked Her Coconut Bra”: The Representation of Pacific Island women from 1950s Films to Modern Lu’aus and Its Effect on American Tourists.
Professor Spickard
Beheim, Bret, 2004.
The City of Ephesus and Fall of the Roman Empire.
Professor Drake
Ciarrocca, Elizabeth, 2004.
Memory and Justice in the Realm of History: the Trial of Klaus Barbie.
Professor Mouré
Professor Rappaport
Hulce, Joanna, 2004.
Under their Skirts: The Medical Fight for Racial Purity.
Professor Rappaport
Professor Harris
Klein, Daniel, 2004.
Freedom of Space: The Free Speech Movement, the Public Realm, and Berkeley in the 1960s.
Professor Kalman
Xifo, Natalie, 2004.
A Massacre of Words: Native American Portrayal in 19th Century Newspapers.
Professor Cohen
Yupangco, Marco, 2004.
Dusk in the Spanish Orient: Nineteenth Century Export Agriculture and de-Hispanization in the Phillipines.
Professor Rock
2003
Berger, Jenna, 2003.
Teaching Tolerance? Holocaust Education in Contemporary American Museums.
Professor Marcuse
Davidson, Alexandria, 2003.
Separate Spheres Combined: Elite White Confederate Women’s Work During the Civil War, 1861-1865.
Profeesor Majewski
Flores, Matias, 2003.
The Argentine Experiment: Credibility and Democracy in the Southern Cone.
Professor Rock
Kravetz, Melissa, 2003.
Giving Youth a Voice: American Student Perceptions of Adolf Hitler, 1933-1939.
Professor Marcuse
Morris, Tressa, 2003.
Political Economies: Shop Girls in Fin-de-Siecle England.
Throndsen, Kiersten, 2003.
Home with Honor: The Military Code of Conduct and Its Impact on American Prisoners of War in Vietnam.
Professor Logevall
2002
Grannis, Keith, 2002.
New slavery in the South: Nineteenth Century Penology and Convict Leasing in Georgia.
Professor O’Connor
2001
Andersen, Carreen, 2001.
Thomas de Cantimpre’s Representations of Holy Women in the Thirteenth Century Low Countries.
Professor Farmer
Frantz, Jason, 2001.
1969: Nixon’s Opportunity.
Professor Logevall
Gray, Jedediah, 2001.
Albert Speer: From Ambition to Immorality (Speer’s Influence Regarding the Treatment of Forced and Slave Laborers in Nazi Germany).
Professor Marcuse
Professor Lindemann
Hill, Jonathan, 2001.
Martin Luther and the Mysticism of Johannes Tauler.
Leahy, Dan, 2001.
Soviet Views on “Star Wars”.
Professor Hasegawa
McLandrich, Cheryl, 2001.
From Friend to Foe: The Changing Images of the Soviet Union in the American Press, 1942-1947.
Professor Hasegawa
Murillo, Bianca, 2001.
Urban Experiences of Elite Women in Coastal West Africa 1880-1939.
Professor Miescher
Sperry, Andrew, 2001.
Japan’s Decision to Advance South in 1941: An Analysis through German-Japanese Diplomacy.
Professor Fogel
2000
Bobb, Brian, 2000.
“So Often There’s Been People to Speak, But No-one to Listen:” Gender, Memory, and the Truth and Reconciliation Commission of South Africa.
Professor Miescher
Corey, Danielle, 2000.
Japanese Feminism: A Political and Cultural Perspective From 1901-1937.
Professor Roberts
Dankiewicz, James, 2000.
An Analysis of the Political Career of Sir Thomas Modyford and His Years as Governor of Jamaica, 1664-1671.
Professor Dutra
Egan, Colleen, 2000.
Irish American and the Conflict in Northern Ireland: 1960-1998.
Professor O’Connor
Etling, Leah, 2000.
Public Journalism in Santa Barbara: The Thomas Storke Story.
Hayes, Shannon, 2000.
Rosa Luxemburg: Political Man, Private Woman.
Professor Lindemann
Hoffman, Jade, 2000.
The Woman Who Would Be King: Representations of Women, Rulers, and Empress Matilda in the Primary Sources.
Professor Farmer
Logan, Ashlee, 2000.
Robert Kennedy: A Journey Towards Liberalism
Professor O’Connor
Simonson, Mindy, 2000.
Nuclear Waste Disposal Crisis: Fifty Years in the Making.
Professor Badash
1999
Ditzler, Karen, 1999.
The International Monetary Fund: A Study of Policy and Economic Knowledge.
Professor Brownlee
Elezam, Marc, 1999.
The Exodus of the Jews of Morocco in the Twentieth Century.
Long, Matthew, 1999.
Britain During the Cuban Missile Crisis.
Professor Logevall
Segreto, Jesse, 1999.
An Economic History of the Silicon Valley.
Seshadri, Raja, 1999.
The Natal Indian Congress and the Indian Struggle Against Apartheid in South Africa 1940-1952.
Tseselsky, Mark, 1999.
The Iranian Crisis: A Study of British Perceptions and the Genesis of the Cold War.
Professor Hasegawa
Windsor, Stepheney, 1999.
Anglo-American Perception of Samurai in the Meiji Restoration.
Professor Roberts
1998
Moss, Richard, 1998.
American Foreign Policy and the Hungarian Revolution of 1956.
Professor Logevall
Ocampo, Jackie, 1998.
The Victims’ Rights Movement: California and the Formation of Social Policy.
Professor O’Connor
Rogovin, Coreen, 1998.
A Holy Union?: Religious and Political Party in the 1571 Parliament.
Professor McGee
Sharman, Sandra, 1998.
Wilson’s Dilemma: Britain and Vietnam, Jan-July 1965.
Professor Logevall
Towers, Stephen, 1998.
The Uprooted Family Tree?: The Impact of the Great Proletarian Cultural Revolution on the Chinese Individual and Family.
Professor Joan Judge
1997
Baker, Jennifer, 1997.
Kennedy’s Laotian Policy: Waging Peace by Risking War.
Professor Logevall
Bardell, Darren, 1997.
Presidential Policy-Making: President Bush and the Gulf Crisis.
Professor Logevall
Brax, Jeffrey, 1997.
The British War in Vietnam: Imerialism and Miliary Intervention, 1945-1946.
Professor Kalman
Butler, Brendt, 1997.
The Ties that Bind: Political Patronage in the Late Roman Republic.
Professor Kallet-Marx
Vosti, Erin, 1997.
Libertas Spiritus: The Free Spirit of Marguerite Porete. A Study of Heresy and Mysticism in the 14th Century.
Professor Lansing
Wilgus, David, 1997.
A Spot once Fameless: Contemporary and Modern Interpretations of the Battle of Gettysburg.
Professor Majewski
1996
Brower, Kevin, 1996.
The Development of American Foreign Policy in Iran, 1942-1947: From World War to Cold War.
Professor Logevall
DeRienzo, Tracy, 1996.
Noble Apprenticeship: The Political and Social Context of Service.
Professor McGee
Gechter, Ronit Charon, 1996.
The Plantation Mistress. Myth and Reality in History and Literature.
Professor Bergstrom
Howard, Shawn, 1996.
Shadow of the Bomb. Final Campaigns of the Pacific War and the Atomic Decision.
Professor Badash
Mullins, Loris, 1996.
Florence and the Madonna del Latte.
Professor Lansing
Sleeper, Christopher, 1996.
We Want You in the British Army!! Or do we? Competing Interests and Contradictions between the Rhodesian Colonial Government and the British War Office over the Recruitment of Rhodesian Africans in World War Two.
James Burns
Stoutner, Duncan, 1996.
Desegregation Woes in Los Angeles County Public Schools.
Professor Harris
Torbik, Joseph, 1996.
Diplomacy in Action: Sir Ralph Sadler in the Scottish Reformation.
Professor Mueller
1995
Kenny, Shannon, 1995.
Firmicius Maternus and Conversion to Christianity in the Fourth Century.
Professor Drake
Loftin, Craig, 1995.
Fade To Red: The CSU Strikes and Hollywood Anti-Communist Hysteria.
Moralee, Jason, 1995.
‘The Cursed Stomach’: Diet and the Construction of Holiness in Late Antique Syria.
Professor Drake
Spannagel, Laura, 1995.
Bludgeoning the Mass Mind: The Formation and Interpretation of National Security Council Memorandum 68.
Professor Logevall
1994
Aston, Rosalie, 1994.
All-American or Un-American: Anti-Semitism and the House Un-American Activities Committee, 1938-1945.
Professor Kalman
Giambo, Gail, 1994.
The Flight for Freedom to the North: Black Women and the Union Army.
Professor Bonadio
Lampert, Lynn, 1994.
Americans, Confederates, or Shyloks: Nineteenth Centruy Views of Jews and American Anti-Semitism.
Professor Harris
1993
Aubry, Alison Ming, 1993.
The Erotic Woman: Sexual Advice Literature and Racy Novels in Victorian America.
Professor Cohen
Saso, Diana, 1993.
Measuring Anti-Semitism: Uses and Abuses of Polls 1937-1962.
Professor Lindemann
Statler, Kathryn, 1993.
The Cuban Missile Crisis.
Professor Logevall
1992
Aron, Wendy, 1992.
Public Interest Law in the 1960s.
Professor Kalman
Clark, Dominic, 1992.
Calling the Shots: Eisenhower, Dulles, and Decisionmaking in Asian Policy 1952-1955.
Professor DeConde
Clark, Dylan, 1992.
The Grand Old Party in Triumph: Politics and Race 1968-1974.
Freeborn, Paul, 1992.
Doomed to Failure. Sino-American Relations 1941-1950.
Professor Fogel
Hanken, John, 1992.
Alexander Kerensky and the Democratic Ideal In Revolutionary Russia.
Professor Hasegawa
Hester, Jay, 1992.
The Sedition Act of 1798, Politics or Precautions.
Professor Juster
Kagan, Marty, 1992.
Monkey in the Middle: Lithuania’s Role in Nazi-Soviet Relations.
Latouche, Jason, 1992.
Science in Antarctica: Policy in the Path of Progress.
Professor Badash
Motola, Alexander, 1992.
Arthur, Origins of the Legend.
Professor Collins
Petteway, Corbett, 1992.
Political Science: The National Science Foundation Act of 1950.
Professor Badash
Reckard, Frank, 1992.
New Mexico, 1890-1930: Land of Four Cultures? Changing Perceptions of the Pueblo Indians.
Professor Oglesby
Sanders, Carey, 1992.
Cultural Opposition: The Czechoslovak Writers’ Union’s Contribution to the Prague Spring, 1967-68.
Senecal, Christine, 1992.
Political Origins of Medieval Historical Writing in England: A Case Study of Bede, Henry of Huntingdon, and William of Malmesbury.
Professor Hollister
1991
Edwards, Carolyn, 1991.
The Court and Cathedral Schools of Charlemagne and Otto the Great.
Professor Hollister
Gronborg, Tor, 1991.
Beyond Human Control: Harry S. Truman and the Atomic Dilemma.
Korbin, Steven, 1991.
The House That Taxpayers Built: New York City and the Subsidization of Major League Baseball.
Professor Fields
MacFarlane, Andrew, 1991.
Forming the French Communist Party: Following the Paths of three French Communists, 1914-1920.
Professor Lindemann
Yu, Hyun T, 1991.
The Anglo-German Naval Race: Its Origins and Influences on the First World War, 1897-1914.
Professor Remak
1990
Adams, Christine, 1990.
The Professor and the Commoner: Woodrow Wilson, William Jennings Bryan, and World War I.
Professor Kalman
Armstrong, Aaron, 1990.
Drugs and the Evolution of an American Public Policy Crisis.
Professor Bergstrom
Bell, Andrew, 1990.
Student Nationalism and Its Ideological Association with Radical Nationalism in France and Germany, 1871-1914.
Professor Talbott
Caviezel, Lorena, 1990.
Gender Transitions For Women in the Early Republic.
Professor Kalman
Cohen, Lisa, 1990.
The Origins of the War on Poverty.
Professor Kalman
Professor Bergstrom
Cornell, Sinclair, 1990.
The Path of Criticism: George Frost Kennan’s Foreign Service Career, 1946-1963.
Professor Kalman
Ufland, Peter J, 1990.
The Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations Act: Twenty Years of Debate.
Professor Kalman
Wolcott, Stephen W, 1990.
The Thirty-first Star: The Unique Story of California and the Eastern Reaction, 1835-1850.
1989
Eriksen, Lisa M, 1989.
The Soviet Union and the Specialized Agencies of the United Nations, 1954-1962. Cold War Policies or Humanitarian Ideals?
Hanson, Karen, 1989.
The White House Derby: Horse-Race Journalism and Presidential Elections.
Professor Eric R.A.N Smith
Kittay, Eric P, 1989.
The Formulation of Civil Rights Policy Regarding Desegregation and Busing During President Nixon’s Term in Office.
Professor Kalman
Korbin, Stephen Michael,1989.
Judicial Selection and Tenure: A Brief History of Judicial Reform in the State of California.
Professor Bergstrom
McCormick, Elizabeth, 1989.
The Eschatology of Ralph Cudworth and Henry More.
Professor McGee
Nelson, Steven, 1989.
The United States and Spain, 1931-1936.
Professor DeConde
Sparks, Louis, 1989.
Fast Day Sermons to the Long Parliament.
Professor McGee
Tipton, David, 1989.
Constantine and the Bishops: Imperial Administration with a Christian Bureaucracy.
Professor Drake
1986
Lyons, Shawn, 1986.
‘Partinost’ and the Origins of Socialist Realism.
1985
Gyepes, David, 1985.
The Effects of the 1973 October War on the Decline of the Israeli Labor Party.
Professor Gallagher
1984
Figal, Gerald, 1984.
Percival Lowell’s Analysis of the Japanese Soul: The Profits and Pitfalls of Cross-Cultural Interpretation.
Professor Smith
Karlin, Andrew, 1984.
Terror From Above: The Impact of Strategic Bombardment on English and German Morale During World War Two.
Professor Gollin
Professor Remak
Rauch, Martin, 1984.
The Norman Aristocracy, Old or New?
Professor Hollister
1983
Westfall, Jan, 1983.
Truth or Superstition? The Question of Oracles In the Fourth Century.
1982
Castronova, Stephen, 1982.
Mineral King–A Conflict of Interest.
Knott, Debra, 1982.
The Cult of Peter the Great Among the South Slavs on the 18th Century.
Professor Djordjevic
Nelson, Amy, 1982.
The West German House Squatter Movement: the role of direct-action opposition groups in liberal-democratic societies.
Professor Lindemann
1981
Hohnsbeen, Roger, 1981.
The Age of Peel or “Why did Chartism Fail and the Anti-Corn Law League Succeed?”
Professor Gollin
Nelson, Kathy, 1981.
The Equality of Men and Women as Taught by the Early Church.
Undated
Coffey, Colleen MegAnne.
Murder, Adultery, and Civilized Morality: Caroline Norton and Other Fallen Women in the California Justice System 1850-1900.
Dodd, Weldon.
The Advent of the Submarine in the Soviet Navy 1919-1933.
Garrett, Crister.
Death and Politics: The Katyn Forest Massacre and the Shaping of American Foreign Policy.
Lewis, Daniel K.
Reaction and Revolution: The Origins of Division in the French Student Revolt.
Raub, Miriam.
Saint Daniel the Stylite and the Role of the Holy Man in Late Antiquity.
Professor Drake