Lauder Institute Reginald H. Jones Thesis Prize Winners:
2006
Matthew E. Addision
Consorcios and Brazil’s Consumer Credit Innovation
2005
Joseph Patrick Gaffney
Jordan's Qualified Industrial Zones: A Qualified Success?
2004
Sarah Ingmanson
Corporate Pension Reform in Japan: Big Bang or Bust?
2003
Francois D. Desne
Social
and Political Challenges of the Chinese SOE Reform
2002
Ramsey Elia
Will Spanish Survive in the United States Amongst Second-Generation Hispanics?
2001
Edmund Marcum
Argentina-punto-com: An Analysis of the Development
of
the Dot-com Sector of
Argentina
2000
Jennifer Leonard
Socialism versus Liberalism: Globalization's Impact on the
Social
and Business Systems
in
France
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Other Notable Theses:
2006
James Gerwe
The
Latin American Curse:
A Chilean Case Study on the Underperformance of Latin American
Countries
Bryce Goodwin
The
Path to a Smarter Globalization—Overcoming the Ethnonationalist
Challenge to Free Market Democracy: A Case Study of the Lebanese
Diasporain Senegal
David Leifert
Why
Has the French Socialist Party Shunned the Rhetoric of the Third
Way? An Explanatory Model Extended to Britain, Germany, and Italy
Farhan A. Syed
Integration
and Isolation: A Comparative Study of Immigrant Muslims in the
United States and the United Kingdom
2004- Special recognition for writing the thesis in language
Florencia Kassai
Union
Européenne: Vers un Modèle de Fédération
Inédit
2003
Uhriel E. Wood
The
Socio-cultural Impact of Fast Food on Parisian Dining Habits
and Pop Culture
2002
Sylvie Choukroun
Enron
in Maharashtra: Power Sector Development
and
National Identity in
Modern
India
2001
Shimon Shkury
Wage
Differences Between White Men and Black Men in
the
United States of America
2000
David Salisbury
Cultural Conflict and Christianity in Japan: A case study of the
LDS Church
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Dr.
Lynn Hollen Lees, Former Co-Director, The Lauder Institute