This project explains the conditions under which American social movements that begin their mobilization through peaceful, lawful acts of protest become politically violent. To do so, I propose and develop a new, unifying framework called the state legitimacy framework. The stat…
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The proximity and simultaneity of World War I and Prohibition pose questions of a shared and connected relationship. The current historiography falls short to connect these two seminal events and their impact on German-American communities. This study expands the existing litera…
L’histoire de l’alcool en Acadie du Nouveau-Brunswick dans les années 1879- 1939 est traversée par une série de bouleversements politiques, religieux, sociaux et économiques. La population acadienne, chez qui le monde de l’alcool est bien ancré culturellement, et dont l’identité…
This dissertation analyzes the rise of opium Prohibition in colonial Southeast Asia. Over the course of six decades spanning the turn of the 20th century, European powers in the region abandoned opium as a lucrative source of revenue, denouncing as dangerous what had once been d…
This thesis explores the origins, impacts, and decline of Prohibition in the city and county of San Diego, California. Beginning with San Diego’s relationship with alcohol and alcohol-control in the nineteenth century and ending with the repeal of national Prohibition in 1933, t…