Editors
| Executive Editors: | Elizabeth Williams, Wesleyan University |
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| Isabella Litke, Wesleyan University |
The Undergraduate Journal of Social Studies is a peer-reviewed academic journal run entirely by the students of Wesleyan University's College of Social Studies. The College of Social Studies and the UJSS are committed to encouraging the interdisciplinary study of society, in recognition of the fact that human interaction and organization is too multifaceted to be understood from any one disciplinary perspective. The UJSS serves as a forum for students of the College, as well as members of the Wesleyan community at large, to improve, share, and collaborate on work of historical, social, political or philosophical interest as they bridge disciplinary boundaries and examine new perspectives.
Current Issue: Volume 2, Issue 1 (2012)
Introduction
We are pleased to present the second electronic issue of the Undergraduate Journal of Social Studies, featuring academic work written during the 2011 fall term. We are proud of the volume, quality, and disciplinary breadth of submissions, and are encouraged that Wesleyan students are excited by interdisciplinary dialogue and the process of peer review. The papers we selected for publication are elegantly written and evince genuine intellectual excitement, a testament to the strength Wesleyan's social sciences program. We would like to thank all authors for their submissions, editors for their thorough and thoughtful comments, and the College of Social Studies for its continued support.Articles
Arendtian Action and the Camp: Understanding the connection between totalitarianism and politics
Corey Dethier
Contextualizing Fanon in the 1994 Rwandan Genocide
Justin Pottle
Who’s Afraid of Government Regulation?
Gabriel Rossman