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Recent Submissions

  • The reemergence of fascism 
    Yepez, Estrella Iclea (San Francisco State University, 2018)
    The aim is to discuss the basic laws in which fascism emerges. These basic guidelines, if you will, are determinant in distinguishing regimes and movements from being authoritarian, totalitarian, and in this case, fascist. ...
  • Spatial variation of invertebrate survival in Central California kelp forests 
    Yates, Devona C. (San Francisco State University, 2017)
    Field surveys and empirical predation assays (i.e., tethering experiments) were conducted inside and outside of three no-take marine reserves, one established in 2007, and two 30+ years old in central California ...
  • Pulp into paper 
    Weiss, Lenore Paula (San Francisco State University, 2017)
    Pulp into Paper is about the struggle of Arkansas and Louisiana mill workers to tell the truth about what is happening in their work and personal lives. The book mirrors the choices we make between earning a living and ...
  • Run unbearable distances 
    Wiseman, Presley James (San Francisco State University, 2018)
    A collection of poems and prose attempting to put a finger on the intersections of love, abuse, and the influences of adult-onset toxic masculinity and pervasive gender roles.
  • Israeli/Palestinian contestation : a case for why the United States is solely responsible for the peace impasse 
    Ukaigwe, Loveday (San Francisco State University, 2017)
    Given the ongoing impasse between the Israeli/Palestinian conflict,the end of which is not insight, I attempt to demonstrate who and what is responsible for the peace impasse that has lasted for over five decades. In my ...