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    • From Pop Culture to Nuclear Debate: The Impact of The Day After in Lawrence and Kansas City 

      Scheil, Luke Slater (University of Missouri--Kansas City, 2017)
      This thesis examines the creation and response in America to the 1983 nuclear disaster film The Day After. Fueled by renewed nuclear buildup of the 1980s Cold War, the release of the movie became a worldwide sensation, ...
    • The Ghost in the Machine: Frances Perkins’ Refusal to Accept Marginalization 

      French, Patrick (2014)
      Frances Perkins was the United States Secretary of Labor from 1933-1945, yet she has received little attention from historians. There are countless works that study President Franklin D. Roosevelt’s years in office, but ...
    • The Johnson Treatment: Cold War Food Aid and the Politics of Gratitude 

      Reyes, Marc Anthony (2014-09-30)
      In 1966, President Lyndon Baines Johnson declared, "India is a good and deserving friend. Let it never be said that bread should be so dear, and flesh and blood so cheap that we turned in indifference from her bitter ...
    • La France au bord de l’Amérique (France on the edge of America): Saint Pierre and Miquelon in the Twentieth Century 

      Foyer, Jean-Charles (University of Missouri -- Kansas City, 2019)
      Historians of Empire have overwhelmingly turned their attention to the study of peoples who, once oppressed by their imperial ruler, have achieved emancipation. Rarely do they examine the peoples who did not demand ...
    • Legal empire: international law and culture in U.S.-Latin American relations 

      Moore, Erik A. (2013)
      During the first decade of the twentieth century, U.S. Secretary of State, Elihu Root, used international law as mode of contact and communication in which he could persuasively present U.S. cultural values in terms of ...
    • Manifest Manhood on the Santa Fe Trail: Trapping and Trading in the American Southwest, 1821-1847 

      McGee, Jason Phillip (2015)
      This study begins in 1821 when the first Anglo parties made their way from the newly created state of Missouri to Santa Fe along the Santa Fe Trail, and it ends in 1847 with the Taos Revolt -- the most significant and ...
    • The United States of Embarrassment: How Concerns about the World’s View of America Propelled Justice Department Action in Civil Rights 

      Rucker, Sarah (University of Missouri -- Kansas City, 2019)
      In the infancy of the Cold War, the Department of Justice submitted a series of amicus curiae briefs to the Supreme Court in support of civil rights for the first time in history. Curiously, these amicus briefs were ...
    • When Cultures Collide: How Primitive Masculinity and Class Conflict Derailed the Patrick J. Hurley Diplomatic Mission to China, 1944-1945 

      Ploth, Kevin M. (University of Missouri--Kansas City, 2018)
      Historians often criticize Patrick J. Hurley for the failure of his diplomatic mission to China in 1944-1945. Instead of acting as an impartial mediator during the negotiations between the Guomindang (GMD) and Chinese ...

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