Dissertations in Women's History

Allison Scardino Belzer, "Femininity Under Fire: Women in Italy during the First World War," Emory University, 2002, 285 pp.

Kimberly Diane Boles, "Possessing the Holy: Private Churches and Private Piety in Late Antiquity," Princeton University, 2002, 939 pp.

Penelope Noble Brownell, "The Women's Committees of the First World War: Women in Government, 1917-1919," Brown University, 2002, 215 pp.

Jana Francesca Bruns, "Nazi Cinema's New Women: Marika Roekk, Zarah Leander, Kristina Soederbaum," Stanford University, 2002, 310 pp.

Priscilla Elaine Eppinger, "Lucretia Mott: Theology is Reform's Foundation," Northwestern University, 2002, 192 pp.

Sean Linscott Field, "The Princess, the Abbess, and the Friars: Isabelle of France (1225-1270) and the Course of Thirteenth-Century Religious History," Northwestern University, 2002, 477 pp.

Paula Ann Nicole Frederick, "Sexing the Nation: State Regulation of Prostitution and Homosexuality in Britain and the Netherlands in the Nineteenth and Early Twentieth Centuries," Harvard University, 2002, 208 pp.

Susan Kathleen Freeman, "Making Sense of Sex: Adolescent Girls and Sex Education in the United States, 1940-1960," Ohio State University, 2002, 389 pp.

Katherine J. Hamerton, "Women's Taste in the French Enlightenment: From the Honette Model to the Domestic Paradigm," The University of Chicago, 2002, 438 pp.

Peri Marka Klemm, "Shaping the Future, Wearing the Past: Dress and the Decorated Female Body among the Afran Qallo Oromo in eastern Hararghe, Ethopia," Emory University, 2002, 259 pp.

Calinda Nivel Lee, "Creating the Pleasant View: The Impact of Gender, Race, and Class on African American Suburbanization, 1837-1999," Emory University, 2002, 232 pp.

Lisa Marie Levenstein, "The Gendered Roots of Modern Urban Poverty: Poor Women and Public Institutions in post-World War II Philadelphia," The University of Wisconsin-Madison, 2002, 396 pp.

Debra A. Michals, "Beyond 'Pin Money': The Rise of Women's Small Business Ownership, 1945-1980," New York University, 2002, 379 pp.

Heather Lee Miller, "The Teeming Brothel: Sex Acts, Desires, and Sexual Identities in the United States, 1870-1940," Ohio State University, 2002, 281 pp.

Sharon Marie Salvadori, "Per feminam mors, per feminam vita: Images of Women in Early Christian Funerary Art of Rome," New York University, 2002, 770 pp.

Lisa Shelly Gaudet, "The Empire is Women's Sphere: Organized Female Imperialism in Canada, 1880s-1920s," Carleton University, 2001, 403 pp.

Michael Eugene Gherke, "Dutch Women in New Netherland and New York in the Seventeenth Century," West Virginia University, 2001, 387 pp.

Nameeta Mathur, "Women and Physical Culture in Modern Poland," West Virginia University, 2001, 373 pp.

Michelle Anne White, "Meddlesome Henrietta Maria: The Actual and Perceived Significance of Charles I's Wife during the English Civil Wars," York University (Canada), 2001, 358 pp.

Celia E. Schultz, "Women in Roman Republican Religion," Bryn Mawr College, 1999, 210 pp.