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Completed Dissertations

  • Berberich, Kristin, 2021, Discursive Construction of Neighborhood Across Brooklyn: A Corpus Ethnographic Approach
  • Colaianni, Nicole, 2024, „Obviously Bad for Business. The Role of the U.S. Private Sector in the Conceptualization of Sexual Harassment in the Workplace, 1975–2017“
  • Eisler, David, 2021, Unburdened: Civil-Military Relations, Cultural Authority, and Contemporary American War Fiction
  • Güngür, Aylin, 2024, 'Race' and Cultural Dimensions of Trust in Los Angeles and Atlanta
  • Jetter, Claudia, 2021, Sacred Texts and the Transformation of Religious Authority in Mid-Nineteenth Century America
  • Keller, Judith, 2023, No Place to Call Home, No Place to Trust: Reconsidering the Spatial Dimension of Trust during the American Housing Crisis
  • Lin, Shasha, 2024, Trust in Fair College Admissions and Policy Acceptance: A Comparative Study of Chinese, Filipino, and Vietnamese Americans in the Debate over Affirmative Action
  • López-Liendo, Valentina, 2024, Prestige, Identity and Authorship: Situating Colson Whitehead in the Literary Field
  • Manger, Edward, 2023, Religion and Trust in the Theological Defence of the Confederacy
  • Polinska-Nestmann, Aleksandra, 2021, Understanding Asymmetries: Distinct Qualities of Media Distrust Between Progressives and Conservatives in the United States and their Implications for the Future of American News Media
  • Rever, Lauren, 2024, Trust And Shared Authority: Historic Sites & Tourism In Urban Environments. The Case Of Washington, D.C.
  • Sommer, Tim, 2019, Transatlantic Authority: Carlyle, Emerson, and Nineteenth-Century Anglo-American Literary Space
  • Wallbraun, Stefannie, 2024, American gun culture and its potential to polarize the society: An analysis of harmful effects on institutional trust and government authority in the United States.
  • Werner, Cosima, 2021, At the Store: Convenience Stores as Social Spaces in Deprived Neighborhoods in the United States
  • Wolff, Georg, 2021, American Conservatism and the Struggle against Federal Authority: Grassroots Organizing, Activism, Discourse