It is often hard to keep up on dissertations of interest. The
Society for Historians of American Foreign Relations makes it easier by posting
lists of recent dissertations on its website. They may be especially helpful to legal historians interested in comparative or transnational history, foreign relations and military conflict. Here's just a sampling from
the 2009 list:
- Decker, Alicia Catharine. ―Beyond the Barrel: Women, Gender, and Military Rule in Idi Amin’s Uganda, 1971-1979,‖ Emory University, 2007 (WOMEN‖S STUDIES), DA 3279869, Mar. 2008.
- Maulden , Patricia A. ―Former Child Soldiers and Sustainable Peace Processes: Demilitarizing the Body, Heart, and Mind,‖ George Mason University, 2007 (PS), DA 3270239, Jan. 2008.
- Hassan, Fazal Mohammed. ―Ending Oppression and Establishing Justice: Examples from Islamic History of Select Muslims and Islamist Groups Justifying the Use of Armed Force,‖ Florida State University, 2006, DA 3252121, Aug. 2007.
- García Guevara, Aldo Vladimir. ―Military Justice and Social Control: El Salvador, 1931-1960,‖ University of Texas at Austin, 2007, DA 3285997, Apr. 2008.
- Clovis, Samuel H., Jr. ―Federalism, Homeland Security, and National Preparedness: A Case Study in the Development of Public Policy,‖ University of Alabama, 2006 (PS), DA 3252359, Aug. 2007.
- Gleich-Anthony, Jeanne M. ―Democratizing Women: American Women and the U.S. Occupation of Japan, 1945-1951,‖ Ohio University, 2007, DA 3295439, Je. 2008.
- Schmitz, John Eric. ―Enemies among Us: The Relocation, Internment, and Repatriation of German, Italian, and Japanese Americans during the Second World War,‖ American University, 2007, DA 3273603, Jan. 2008.
- Takita, Sachiko. ―The Tule Lake Pilgrimage and Japanese American Internment: Collective Memory, Solidarity, and Division in an Ethnic Community,‖ University of California, Los Angeles, 2007 (SO), DA 3280845, Mar. 2008.
- Saunders, Elizabeth Nathan. ―Wars of Choice: Leadership, Threat Perception, and Military Interventions,‖ Yale University, 2007 (PS), DA 3293376, Je. 2008.
