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Submissions from 2012

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An Outline of Contraceptive Use in Mali, Lillie Carlile, Macalester College

Submissions from 2011

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Il Faut Manger: A Study of Women’s Body Image and Obesity in Mali, Jennifer Denike, Duke University

Submissions from 2010

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The Rice Farmer vs. the Multinational: Mali’s Winding Path Toward Food Sovereignty, Emily Bell, Boston University

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Life on the Periphery: The Effects of Urbanization on Health in a Bidonville in Bamako, Mali, Adrienne Epstein dit Raki Bah, Macalester College

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Midwives, Rain, and Donkey Carts: Factors Affecting Women’s Decisions to Deliver at Home or at a Clinic in Rural Mali, Jessica Preslar, Emory University

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The Kora and Korafolaw: A Treatise on the Musical Instrument and Those Who Play It, William Ridenour, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

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75 Hours, 18 Babies, Dozens of Women, and Me: Exploring Gynecological and Obstetrical Care in Bamako, Minnie Yordon, Franklin & Marshall College

Submissions from 2009

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Co-Development in Mali: A Case Study of a Development Phenomenon Exploited by Immigration Policy, Diane Galatowitsch, Tulane University

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“Voter Sans Voter?”: A Study of Voter Participation in Bamako, Samantha McLean, George Washington University

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Mental Health in Mali: An Analysis of the Expression of Major Depressive Disorder Across Different Cultures, Ashley Morris, Emory University

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Putting Trees Back in the Hands of Malians: L’Association Malienne Pour La Conservation de la Faune et de L’Environnement and the Balance between Using and Protecting Local Forests, Cara Peterson, niversity of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

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Black & Red The Impacts of Development on Culture: A Case study of Dogon People of Sangha, Mali, Kathleen Remington, Middlebury College

Submissions from 2008

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Addressing the Crisis of Orphaned and Abandoned Children in Bamako, Jennifer Campbell, Sarah Lawrence College

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Reviving Ancient Traditions: A New Approach to the Emancipation of Malian Women, Claire Crowley, University of San Francisco

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Obstetric Fistula in Mali, Chandler O’Connell, Harvard University

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Urf: Islamic Biomedical Ethics in Rural Mali, Amanda Reider, Pomona College

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Factors Related to the Marital Satisfaction of Malian Women in Polygamous Marriages, Lauren E. Troy, Northwestern University