1. The Smithsonian Institution's Heritage as Gristmill of Hegemonic Power on the National Landscape Open Access Author: Bailey, Teresina Alexandra Title: The Smithsonian Institution's Heritage as Gristmill of Hegemonic Power on the National Landscape Graduate Program: Geography Keywords: Historical and Cultural GeographyMuseum CultureMuseumsHegemonyIndigenousidentityheritageracecensusscienceart File: Download Teresina_Bailey_-_Final_Masters_Thesis_in_Geography.pdf Committee Members: Deryck William Holdsworth, Thesis Advisor/Co-AdvisorSusan Walker Friedman, Thesis Advisor/Co-AdvisorLakshman S Yapa, Thesis Advisor/Co-Advisor
2. Drug Dealing as Livelihood Practice: Space, Social Relations, and Everyday Life in Urban Illegal Economies Open Access Author: Massaro, Vanessa Anne Title: Drug Dealing as Livelihood Practice: Space, Social Relations, and Everyday Life in Urban Illegal Economies Graduate Program: Geography Keywords: geographyurban studiesfeminist geographyillicit economiesracewar on drugsPhiladelphiasocial reproduction File: Download UPLOADEDFINALVERSION_3-29-16.pdf Committee Members: Melissa Wright, Dissertation Advisor/Co-AdvisorMelissa Wright, Committee Chair/Co-ChairLorraine Dowler, Committee MemberAriane R Cruz, Committee MemberDarrell J Steffensmeier, Committee MemberDr Sallie Marston, Special Member
