College of Social Sciences » 2016
12 achievements
Clune, L.
(2016).
Executing the Rosenbergs: Death and Diplomacy in a Cold War World.
Oxford University Press.
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| Delcore, H.
(2016).
Lifescapes of first generation college students: the work of going to college.
Presented at
Society for Applied Anthropology Annual Meeting, Vancouver, BC. |
| Delcore, H.
(2016).
Agency and surveillance: classrooms and other workplaces.
Presented at
Southwestern Anthropological Association Conference, San Diego, CA. |
| DenBeste, M.
(2016).
NOT Finding Women in the Archives: The Case of Evegeniia Serebrennikova, Pioneering Woman Physician in Late Nineteenth-Century Russia.
Aspasia. 11(1),
1-17.
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| Guzman, R.
(2016).
The transnational life and letters of the Venegas family, 1920s to 1950s.
History of the Family. 21(3),
457-482.
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| Mullooly, J., Kelly, J., & Palmer, B.
(2016).
What should be done with “fit” in principal selection?.
CLEARvoz Journal. 3(1),
26-38.
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| Vera, D.
(2016).
The effect of new mortgage-underwriting rule on community (smaller) banks’ mortgage activity.
Journal of Applied Business and Economics. 18(6),
101-111.
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| Vermote, F.
(2016).
The Qing empire and the excluded middle: the role of the jesuit intermediaries during the treaty of nerchinsk.
From chinggisid to qing: empire in Asia: a new global history.
London, UK: Bloomsbury Press.
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| Vermote, F.
(2016).
Finances of the missions.
Early modern catholic global missions.
Leiden, Netherlands: Brill.
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| Vermote, F.
(2016).
Cash or credit: jesuit money Flows during the dawn of a global world.
Mercantilism and account keeping: comparative analysis of the periphery-core structure and its impacts on indigenous market players.
London, UK: Pickering & Chatto Publishers.
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| Vermote, F.
(2016).
Review of European Studies in Asia: Contours of a Discipline by Georg Wiessala.
Journal of Jesuit Studies. 3(2),
296-298.
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| Wang, C., & Guldmann, J.
(2016).
A spatial panel approach to the statistical assessment of seismic impacts and building damages: case study of Taichung, Taiwan.
Computers, Environment and Urban Systems. 178-188.
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