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When They Think of Democracy, They Think of Coca-Cola: The Coca-Cola Company and the·Cold War
(2013)Coca-Cola's rise to global dominance occurred over the latter half of the 20'h century, a time marked by ideological opposition, rising nationalism, and-most importantly-the Cold War. How is it that Coca-Cola, a product ... -
Who Left the Backdoor Open? Guanxi in Maoist China 1949 - 1965
(2012)This paper attempts to establish that contrary to popular scholarly belief, the art of guanxixue, the art of social relations, existed throughout the Mao era in China. Interpreting both primary and secondary sources through ... -
Why Detroit? A Study of the Early History of the Automobile and the Automobile Industry in Detroit, 1896-1903
(1965)A substantial portion of this work is devoted to an attempt to dete~ine just why Detroit became the automobile manufacturing center of the world, for the "why underlying the how" is too an essential part of the tale. As ... -
Why Should The Devil Have All The Good Music?: Jesus and Song in Nineteenth and Twentieth Century Popular Culture
(2009)In examining the extensive, shifting constructs of music, culture, and identity, I am sure to get things wrong. To prevent as many problems as possible, I have identified three organizational devices (centripetal tools) ... -
William Chapman Ralston : Benevolent Prince of California
(1982)William Chapman Ralston was a man both ahead of and very much a part of his times. He was ahead of his time in the sense that he saw the need for a commercial bank in California and created it at a time when it was ... -
William Morris as Historical Preservationist : The Origins, Development, and Impact of the Society for the Protection of Ancient Buildings
(1989)William Morris's attitudes toward the past had a decisive impact on his design, writing, and politics. Well deserved attention has frequently been given to these pursuits; he was definitely one of the most intriguing, ... -
William Penn and the Making of Pennsylvania's Government
(1985)This S.I.P. is in fact the product of three quarters of work. In Autumn, 1984, I participated in the Newberry Library Seminar in the Humanities at the Newberry Library, Chicago. The seminar's topic, "Crime and Justice in ... -
William, Lord Hastings: A Political Biography
(1974)This paper would be nothing but a re-hash of Dunham were it to dwell simply on the facts of Hastings life as a retainer and a lord. What makes Hastings particularly interesting is his close relationship to his lord, Edward ... -
The Windmill Industry in Kalamazoo
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A Window to the Past, A Door to the Future: A History of Dansville, Michigan 1817-Present
(1999)In writing this history of Dansville I aim to give a broad overlook of this almost entirely white, protestant community and its trends; particularly the shift from an agrarian community to one of commuters, who sleep in ... -
Winston Churchill: Foreign Policy Attitudes in Relation to European Affairs 1933-1939
(1969)My interest in Winston Churchill stems largely from a more general interest in historical personalities. I am, and have been, fascinated by the lives and deeds of the Great Men, as some historians choose to call them. ... -
Woman Suffrage and the 1920 Presidential Election
(1968)The purpose of this paper is not only to concern itself with the candidates and campaigns of the 1920 presidential election but also with the role women played in the political campaigns of that year and the final election ... -
A Woman's Business: Gender, Progressivism, and Anglo-Saxon Superiority in the Early Home Economics Movement
(2007)My research began in spring of 2006 and continued through December. Conveniently, Cornell University has assembled and digitized a wonderful collection of primary sources on the early Home Economics movement. From this ... -
Women and Print Culture: The Politicization of Women in the Revolutionary Era and Early Republic
(2011)The Revolutionary and Early Republic periods in the United States were tumultuous times, and created an environment of changing and evolving roles for women. The Revolution and its ideology that stressed liberty and ... -
Women and the United Packinghouse Workers of America: Gender Issues in Meatpacking in Ottumwa, Iowa and Chicago, Illinois
(2001)In order to understand the different courses two locals in the same union took, one must examine a variety of issues which contributed to the predominate worker consciousness in the locals. The composition and character ... -
Women in Twentieth Century Old Order Amish Society : An Historical Overview
(1990)The information included in this study indicates the significance of women in the Amish culture; though essentially still confined to supportive roles, Amish women remain a vital force in maintaining the communities. Though ...