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Countries Beyond Bars: A Cross-National Comparison of Punitive and Rehabilitative Methods of Incarceration

Vann, Madi (University of Oregon, 2021)

The culture of incarceration in the United States has long been rooted in punitive practices intended to punish incarcerated persons rather than to rehabilitate these populations in preparation for re-entry into society ...
Labor of Last Resort: Mothers Navigating Special Education in a Context of Resource Scarcity

Riley, Mirranda (University of Oregon, 2021-09-13)

Prioritizing mothers' observations of their disabled children's lived experiences in special education offers us a crucial point of contact to check the pulse of a system upon which vulnerable children rely. Through my ...
Leaving the Game: Status and Identity in the Role Exit of Professional Football Players

Rodgers, Kathleen (University of Oregon, 2014-10-17)

Football is one of America's favorite sporting pastimes, with its top professional organization, the National Football League (NFL), raking in some of the highest revenues of any sports league in the nation. There has been ...
Men in Context: Transmasculinities and Transgender Experiences in Three US Regions

Abelson, Miriam (University of Oregon, 2014-10-17)

This dissertation addresses the central research question--How does context matter for men's experiences of gender, sexuality, and race? --by analyzing interviews with 66 trans men, female to male transgender people, in ...
Power and Pleasure: Heteronormativity and Homophobia in Heterosexual Sex

Stewart, Lauren (University of Oregon, 2018-09-06)

How do sex practices get constructed as normal? This research evaluates discussions of pegging, a gender non-conforming sex practice within heterosexual sex whereby women anally penetrate men. Data were collected from the ...
WALKING THE TIGHTROPES: NAVIGATING ACCEPTABLE FEMININITY IN MEN’S PROFESSIONAL SPORTS WORKPLACES

Willhoite, Megan (University of Oregon, 2022)

Recent reports of toxic workplace environments regarding the treatment of non-player personnel in professional sports organizations like the NBA and NFL have highlighted just how little is known about this unique work ...