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Muhamed Agush
The Turkish Question Revisited: US-EU Relations with Turkey Since 9/11
Francesca Akhtar
The Pentagon's Spies: A Critical History of the Defense Intelligence Agency, from JFK to Trump
Javiera Arce Riffo
The Internal Organisation of Political Parties in South America and its Effects on Democracy
Daniela Belmar Mac-Vicar
Love experiences and expectations of men and women in Santiago de Chile (1880-1940)
Michael Byrne
'Succeeding Greatness' The problem of presidential leadership in the shadow of an exeptional predecessor. A case study of John Adams, Martin Van Buren, Harry S Truman, and George H.W. Bush
Carlos Cárdenas Escutia
The history of the Mexican Conditional Cash Transfer programme
Camila Cea Moore
Upsetting inequality? An analysis of Bachelet's Higher Education Reforms in Contemporary Chile
Frankie Chappell
Autonomy and Solidarity: The Intellectual and Activist World of Black Women for Wages for Housework, 1970s-2000s
Emilia Curatola Fernández
Cultural production, ideology and struggle in Peru, 1956-1989
Thomas Cryer
‘Walking the Tightrope’: John Hope Franklin and the Dilemmas of African American History in Action
Fernando Gutiérrez Hernández
Attachment and memory: urban regeneration and the Alameda Central in Mexico City's historic centre
Josephine Harmon
Coalition between Diverse Conservative Interest Groups and Gun Politics
Christopher Hoekstra
US Special Operations Strategy in South Vietnam, 1954-65
Mallory Horrill
Victorian Image of Canada: English Gentlewomen and their Perceptions of Canada 1830-1900
Shodona Kettle
Reparative histories and healing contemporaries: A comparative investigation into transnational movements for reparations in the Americas
John Lawrence
Explaining corporate compliance with the 2013 Peruvian governance code
Sailin Li
Anglo-American relations and arms sales to China (1972-1989)
Yifei Li
A carefully constructed unintended consequence: Development of Medicare as a patchwork system, 1965-1997
Thomas Maier
The Shape of the State to Come: Transnationality and the Social Imaginary of the Welfare State in Argentina, 1930-1952
Digby Ogston
Demand-side Challenges to Building Direct Taxation in Developing Economies: Evaluating the Potential of Informality in Redressing Low Tax Burdens of Latin America and the Caribbean
Luis Orlando Pérez Jiménez
Social mobilisation and enforced disappearances in Mexico
Will Ranger
Society, Patriotism and American Civil Religion: A Contribution to the History of Mentalities
Remy Roberts
Postmemory and Political Action: A Comparative Historical Analysis of Argentina and Guatemala
Christopher Sarjeant
The Forgotten Culture War: The Roots, Structures and Implications of Intellectual Divergence on the American Left During the ‘Long' 1990s
Matthew Schlachter
The Role of Moderates in the US Republican Party, from 1980 to the Present Day
Cosimo Stahl
Claiming and framing for anti-corruption? Assessing the mobilising effects of Brazil's Public Federal Ministry's communication campaign during the Lava Jato investigations (2014-21)
Midou Tian
Promoting Peace? US Soft Power towards China, 1989-2016
Pablo Uchoa
Chavismo and civil-military relations in Venezuela
Marieta C. Valdivia Lefort
Nationalism, public policies, and decision-making: Debates on the 'national decline' in Chile during the first half of the twentieth century and policies to mitigate it