• What Are the Implications of Increasing Euroscepticism in Politically Confused France? 

  Spencer, Maddie (University of Washington Libraries, 2017)

  This research paper attempts to make sense of the current political situation in France by analyzing France’s interactions with the European Union, French citizens’ opinions of those interactions, and potential consequences ...

• La Censure sous le Second Empire: la Condamnation des Fleurs du Mal et l’Innocence de Madame Bovary 

  Walkley, Ethan (University of Washington Libraries, 2017)

  My research focused on literary censorship during the Second Empire France by examining two censorship trials: the 1856 trial of Gustave Flaubert’s realist novel Madame Bovary and the 1857 trial of Charles Baudelaire's ...

• The Challenges of Recent Migrations to Scandinavia 

  Quiroga Roldan, Andres (University of Washington Libraries, 2017)

  Despite having nearly identical historical, ethnic, and social backgrounds, Sweden and Denmark have taken fairly different approaches to the issue of immigration over the last half-century. While Denmark surrendered to ...

• Battle of the Filter Feeders: Bacterial Transmission in the Presence of Ascidians 

  Lopes, Heather (University of Washington Libraries, 2017)

  Marine diseases are a major cost to fisheries and aquaculture industries, and as we continuously rely on marine organisms for protein, we increase our interaction with illnesses like gastroenteritis from undercooked oysters. ...

• “It Must be Odd to be a Minority”: Multiracial Japanese Americans, Racial Segregation, and the U.S. Empire 

  Russ, Hannah Fumiko (University of Washington Libraries, 2017)

  Multiracial Japanese families posed a problem for the U.S. government during the mass incarceration of Japanese Americans during World War II. The Mixed Marriage policy was an attempt to reconcile the question: Who did the ...

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