International and Regional Studies

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The Masters in International and Regional Studies (MIRS) program provides students with the comparative perspective and analytical tools necessary to both understand and address issues and challenges that traverse the globe. MIRS combines an interdisciplinary curriculum, deep regional/thematic expertise, rigorous methodological training, and international experiences to enable students to situate these issues and challenges in their cultural, historical, geographical, political, and socioeconomic contexts and to approach them in diverse ways. MIRS builds on the strengths of the International Institute’s interdisciplinary centers and programs.

Recent Deposits

Imagery of Life in Japanese during the Covid pandemic

Tan, Jackson Jiaqi (2024-01-10)

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Nuclear Protest, Policy, and Peace in Postwar Japan

Molinari, Alexandria P. (2024-01-10)

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Journey to the West: Enhancing Chinese International Student Enrollment in U.S. Universities by Addressing Student Needs, U.S. Interests, and CCP Objectives

Gilbert, Natalie (2024-01-10)

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Disparities Between Urban and Rural Literacy Inside and Outside of Mainland China

Orow, Donovan (2024-01-10)

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Hunting and the Origin Account of Mt. Nikkō: A Translation of the Nikkō-zan engi and Analysis of its Salvific Discourse

Boyer, Chase (2023-10-06)

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Challenging Heteronormativity: “Queering” and its Applications in Contemporary Japan

Wittenberg, Isaac (2023-10-06)

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Education, Hegemony, and Language: Theoretical Explorations of Experiences from the English Summer Excellence Program in Nukus, Uzbekistan

Taylor, Ethan (2023-10-06)

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The Underground Spectacle and Interior Design - An Analysis of Designs and Discourses Around Beijing Subway

Wang, Jiaqi (2023-10-06)

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Universal Disorder: Utopianism, Anarchism, and the Aesthetics of Early Chinese Leftism in the Shidai Manhua, 1934-1937

Cacese, Joe (2023-10-06)

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Racialized Disease: The Reemergence of Yellow Peril Rhetoric in the COVID-19 Pandemic

Hasuo, Sophie (2020-11-21)

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A Regional Perspective of Sino-Russian Relations: Regional Russian News Framing of China in the Arctic, Siberia and the Far East

Watson, Andrew (2023-04-28)

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Winning Impossible Games? – Empirical Analysis on Administrative Litigation between Overseas Enterprises and Administrative Agencies in China in 2014

Song, Wenjia (2021-04-30)

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MIRS Practicum Final Report

Shpilband, Max (2023-05-15)

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Qiu Jin’s Imaginary: Voices in Jingwei Stone

Reed, Sofia (2023-04-27)

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Medieval Rus’ and Byzantine Relations through the Lens of Slavic Texts

Missler, Harris (2020-12-17)

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(Re)defining Community Concerns in the Northern Thailand: Gender, Ethnicity, and the Fight for Citizenship

McCaw, Gwen (2023-04-25)

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BLACK BANNERS AND RED ROBES: The Influence of South Asian Religion on Early Islam

Masood, Omar (2023-05-01)

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Sustainability of Indigenous Women’s Economic, Leadership, and Empowerment Groups in Tanzania

Madukuli, Eliah Parpulis (2023-04-27)

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The Parallels of the Jewish and Muslim Story in Europe: How Anti-Jewish Racism Created the Blueprint for Modern Islamophobia

Lyman, Ethan (2023-04-30)

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Demonesses and Devotees: The Women of Kankyo no tomo

Lindeman, Elinore (2021-04-30)

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