• DRAFTING THE GREAT ARMY: Optimal conscription in Napoleonic France 

  Piano, Ennio E.; Rouanet, Louis (SSRN Working Paper, 2020-02)

  The ability to mobilize large armies for the purposes of national defense and territorial expansion is a key feature of the modern state. Post-revolutionary France was among the first European powers to adopt large-scale ...
• A DIVERGENCE TIME ANALYSIS OF BUTTERFLIES IN THE PARADIGM OF THE PLEISTOCENE REFUGIA HYPOTHESIS 

  Tate, Alexander Delacy

  Several hypotheses have been proposed to explain the diversity and distribution of organisms. A leading hypothesis for biodiversity in the Neotropics, the Pleistocene Refugia Hypothesis (PRH), suggests that a series of ...
• Mechanism of Nucleoside Hydrolase Isolated from Alaska Pea Seeds 

  Moore, Roderick William

  Nucleosidases or nucleoside hydrolases are a class of enzymes that hydrolyze nucleosides into a pentose sugar and a nitrogenous base. These enzymes are widely distributed, and are found in parasitic protozoans, plants, ...
• ASSOCIATION BETWEEN METABOLIC SYNDROME AND DEPRESSION IN ADULTS WITH OSTEOARTHRITIS 

  Thareja, Garvita

  Approximately 7.1% of individuals are affected by depression in North America annually. Depression is a severe form of mental illness characterized by upset mood, loss of self-esteem, sadness, lack of interest in performing ...
• Caregivers or Drug Pushers?: An Examination of Medical Practitioner Stigma and Empathic Communication towards Opioid Abuse 

  England, Tatum (University Honors College, Middle Tennessee State University, 2019-12-04)

  The opioid crisis has reached a boiling point in Tennessee. As a result, a comprehensive plan, entitled TN Together, was launched by the State of Tennessee to address the growing epidemic. However, an area remarkably ...

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