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Ethos : Vol. 4, Issue 1 (2011 : FALL)

Kramer, Elizabeth (Ethos Magazine, 2011)

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Kramer, Elizabeth 2011-10-17T21:37:17Z 2011-10-17T21:37:17Z 2011 http://hdl.handle.net/1794/11669 Associated Students of the University of Oregon en_US Ethos Magazine Ethos : Vol. 4, Issue 1 (2011 : FALL) Article
An Examination of the Time Series Evidence on AK-Style Endogenous Growth Models

Sakamoto, Kiwako (University of Oregon, 2008)

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Sakamoto, Kiwako 2009-05-15T16:42:18Z 2009-05-15T16:42:18Z 2008 http://hdl.handle.net/1794/9160 Awarded $1,000 in the 2009 Undergraduate Research Award scholarship competition. 32 p. Paper versions also available for check out or consultation in the University of Oregon's library. In "Time Series Tests of Endogenous Growth Models" (1995)1, Charles Jones concludes that the two textbook endogenous growth models - AK-models and R&D based models -are inconsistent with time series evidence. Showing that there is little or no persistent increase in growth rates of OECD countries but large persistent movements in investment, Jones argues that either the persistent movements in growth determinant variables have been offsetting, or "the hallmark of the endogenous growth models, that permanent changes in policy variables have permanent effects on growth rates, is misleading." This pafer replicates his time series test ofAK models and extends its original data to 2004 . The extended data exhibit negative trends or no trend at all in total investment rates, but in general still support the conclusions of the original paper. en_US University of Oregon An Examination of the Time Series Evidence on AK-Style Endogenous Growth Models Article
Exotic Sexuality: Examining the Effect of Exotic Dancing on Women’s Sexuality

Bryan, Amber P. (University of Oregon, 2014)

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Bryan, Amber P. 2014-04-21T18:38:53Z 2014-04-21T18:38:53Z 2014 http://hdl.handle.net/1794/17419 Submitted to the Undergraduate Library Research Award scholarship competition: 2013-2014. 23 pages. Exotic dancing has been studied widely throughout the social sciences. Many scholars, such as Bernadette Barton and Katherine Frank, have argued that women become exotic dancers because they are suffering from repetition compulsion, causing them to follow intimacy scripts in both work and personal relationships. However, these arguments have not adequately addressed the issue of how working as an exotic dancer may affect the sexuality of the dancers or their sexual interest in other women. This rarely acknowledged issue was of particular importance throughout this study, examining and comparing the participatory sexual encounters before becoming a dancer to the participatory sexual encounters after becoming a dancer. Through ethnographic and empirical research, I have determined that working as an exotic dancer does cause a change in the dancers’ sexual interest in other women, as well as the level of sexual encounters the dancers are involved in their personal lives. en_US University of Oregon All Rights Reserved. Exotic Sexuality: Examining the Effect of Exotic Dancing on Women’s Sexuality Other
Finding a Role for Bilingualism: Language Minorities in Portland Public Schools, 1975-2005

Montanaro, Scott (University of Oregon, 2007)

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Montanaro, Scott 2008-04-08T17:39:38Z 2008-04-08T17:39:38Z 2007 http://hdl.handle.net/1794/5910 Submitted to the Undergraduate Library Research Award scholarship competition: 2008. Awarded a top prize scholarship. 30 p. 167467 bytes application/pdf en_US University of Oregon Bilingualism Minorities -- Education -- Oregon -- Portland Education, Bilingual -- Oregon -- Portland Finding a Role for Bilingualism: Language Minorities in Portland Public Schools, 1975-2005 Language Minorities in Portland Public Schools, 1975-2005 Article
Freedom from Guantánamo: How the Court Curtailed Prerogative Powers and Increased Civil Liberties for Detainees

Thane, Lindsay M. (University of Oregon, April 29, 2013)

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Tichenor, Daniel J. Thane, Lindsay M. 2014-04-21T21:11:15Z 2014-04-21T21:11:15Z 2013-04-29 http://hdl.handle.net/1794/17452 Submitted to the Undergraduate Library Research Award scholarship competition: 2013-2014. 91 pages. During the post 9/11 era the President made claims to expansive Commander-in-Chief Powers, yet the United States’ functioning as a constitutional democracy necessitates a sharing of power among all three branches. Executive claims to prerogative powers were scrutinized by the Court for disregarding the civil liberties of detainees at Guantánamo Bay, an unprecedented step which led to this inquiry of whether the Court’s post 9/11 decisions curtailed unilateral Executive policy making and safeguarded the civil liberties afforded to detainees at Guantánamo? This study analyzed the Court’s decisions in the terror cases and their effect on Executive policies, as well as Congress’ activeness in shaping detainee policy and placing checks on the Bush Administration’s prerogative powers. The Court’s decisions were effective in restraining Executive power, but they only somewhat protected and restored the detainees’ civil liberties. This study provides a framework which outlines how civil liberties can begin to be restored. en_US University of Oregon All Rights Reserved. Freedom from Guantánamo: How the Court Curtailed Prerogative Powers and Increased Civil Liberties for Detainees Other
Global Talk : Issue 01 (Nov. 2005)

Unknown author (University of Oregon, November , 2005)

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2007-07-03T23:05:03Z 2007-07-03T23:05:03Z 2005-11 http://hdl.handle.net/1794/4337 11 p. 1908144 bytes application/pdf University of Oregon Global Talk : Issue 01 (Nov. 2005) Article
Global Talk : Issue 02 (Dec. 2005)

Unknown author (University of Oregon, December , 2005)

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2007-07-03T23:05:12Z 2007-07-03T23:05:12Z 2005-12 http://hdl.handle.net/1794/4338 12 p. 2590080 bytes application/pdf University of Oregon Global Talk : Issue 02 (Dec. 2005) Article
Global Talk : Issue 03 (Feb. 2006)

Unknown author (University of Oregon, February , 2006)

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2007-07-03T23:05:20Z 2007-07-03T23:05:20Z 2006-02 http://hdl.handle.net/1794/4339 11 p. 1571913 bytes application/pdf University of Oregon Global Talk : Issue 03 (Feb. 2006) Article
Global Talk : Issue 04 (Mar. 2006)

Unknown author (University of Oregon, March , 2006)

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2007-07-03T23:05:27Z 2007-07-03T23:05:27Z 2006-03 http://hdl.handle.net/1794/4340 12 p. 3376537 bytes application/pdf University of Oregon Global Talk : Issue 04 (Mar. 2006) Article
Global Talk : Issue 05 (Apr. 2006)

Unknown author (University of Oregon, April , 2006)

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2007-07-03T23:05:35Z 2007-07-03T23:05:35Z 2006-04 http://hdl.handle.net/1794/4341 12 p. 4062734 bytes application/pdf University of Oregon Global Talk : Issue 05 (Apr. 2006) Article
Global Talk : Issue 06 (May 2006)

Unknown author (University of Oregon, May , 2006)

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2007-07-03T23:14:52Z 2007-07-03T23:14:52Z 2006-05 http://hdl.handle.net/1794/4342 12 p. 4383831 bytes application/pdf University of Oregon Global Talk : Issue 06 (May 2006) Article
Global Talk : Issue 08 (Sept./Oct. 2006)

Unknown author (University of Oregon, 2006)

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2007-07-03T23:15:01Z 2007-07-03T23:15:01Z 2006 http://hdl.handle.net/1794/4343 13 p. 2755242 bytes application/pdf University of Oregon Global Talk : Issue 08 (Sept./Oct. 2006) Article
Global Talk : Issue 09 (Nov./Dec. 2006)

Unknown author (University of Oregon, 2006)

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2007-07-03T23:15:09Z 2007-07-03T23:15:09Z 2006 http://hdl.handle.net/1794/4344 13 p. 4982578 bytes application/pdf University of Oregon Global Talk : Issue 09 (Nov./Dec. 2006) Article
Global Talk : Issue 10 (Feb. 2007)

Unknown author (University of Oregon, February , 2007)

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2007-07-03T23:15:16Z 2007-07-03T23:15:16Z 2007-02 http://hdl.handle.net/1794/4345 17 p. 2780400 bytes application/pdf University of Oregon Global Talk : Issue 10 (Feb. 2007) Article
Global Talk : Issue 11 (Mar. 2007)

Unknown author (University of Oregon, March , 2007)

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2007-07-03T23:15:24Z 2007-07-03T23:15:24Z 2007-03 http://hdl.handle.net/1794/4346 16 p. 3282408 bytes application/pdf University of Oregon Global Talk : Issue 11 (Mar. 2007) Article
Global Talk : Issue 12 (Apr. [i.e. May] 2007)

Unknown author (University of Oregon, May , 2007)

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2007-07-03T23:21:50Z 2007-07-03T23:21:50Z 2007-05 http://hdl.handle.net/1794/4347 16 p. 3582347 bytes application/pdf University of Oregon Global Talk : Issue 12 (Apr. [i.e. May] 2007) Article
Global Talk : Issue 13 (Summer 2007)

Unknown author (University of Oregon, August , 2007)

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2008-01-10T23:14:13Z 2008-01-10T23:14:13Z 2007-08 http://hdl.handle.net/1794/5432 16 p. 1574225 bytes application/pdf University of Oregon Global Talk : Issue 13 (Summer 2007) Music & Leisure Article
Global Talk : Issue 14 (Fall 2007)

Unknown author (University of Oregon, October , 2007)

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2008-01-10T23:12:21Z 2008-01-10T23:12:21Z 2007-10 http://hdl.handle.net/1794/5429 16 p. 1914978 bytes application/pdf University of Oregon Global Talk : Issue 14 (Fall 2007) Article
Global Talk : Issue 15 (Winter 2008)

Unknown author (University of Oregon, February , 2008)

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2008-04-28T23:00:31Z 2008-04-28T23:00:31Z 2008-02 http://hdl.handle.net/1794/5996 16 p. 6900056 bytes application/pdf University of Oregon Global Talk : Issue 15 (Winter 2008) Let's All Go to the Movies Article
Global Talk : Issue 16 (Winter 2008)

Unknown author (University of Oregon, March , 2008)

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2008-06-11T19:07:54Z 2008-06-11T19:07:54Z 2008-03 http://hdl.handle.net/1794/6580 16 p. 5051447 bytes application/pdf University of Oregon Global Talk : Issue 16 (Winter 2008) Night Life Article

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