Browsing by Academic Advisor Starr, Paul
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| Class Year | Author(s) | Title | Advisor |
| 2020 | Taiclet, Dayna | Consumer Values and the Changing Role of Status in the Luxury Fashion Market | Starr, Paul |
| 2013 | Pinciaro, Claire | A Content Analysis of Elite Newspaper Coverage of Marginal Religions: Mormonism and Scientology | Starr, Paul |
| 2012 | Lee, Rebecca | Contested Control: European Data Privacy Laws and the Assertion of Jurisdiction over American Businesses | Starr, Paul |
| 2009 | Shapiro, Michael Paris | Employers and National Healthcare Reform: The Political Economy of Federal Proposals to Expand Access to Health Insurance in 2009 | Starr, Paul |
| 2020 | Werthmann, Madison | "I Love My Gay Couplings!" An Analysis of Online Female Readership of Queer Boys in Young Adult Literature | Starr, Paul |
| 2016 | Kelly, Matt | If You’re Reading This, It’s Too Late:
Hospital Consolidation and Antitrust in the United States | Starr, Paul |
| 2014 | Zhao, Heling | THE INTERNET AND COMMUNICATION:
A COMPARATIVE STUDY OF THE UNITED STATES AND JAPAN | Starr, Paul |
| 2020 | Rose, Johnny | LICENSE | Starr, Paul |
| - | Reinecke, David | NETWORK STRUGGLES: RE-WIRING U.S. NETWORK INDUSTRIES FOR COMPETITION, 1970 - 2015 | Starr, Paul |
| 1999 | Steinberg, Jonathan | The New American Citizen: The Potential for the Internet to Re-Engage Americans in Civic and Political Life | Starr, Paul |
| 2008 | Evans, Sara E. | The Politics of Federal Advertising: Information, Persuasion and Propaganda | Starr, Paul |
| 2018 | Elfers, Katherine | Reforming Health Care in the United States: Value-Based Technology in an Age of Soaring Costs | Starr, Paul |
| 2013 | Sharpstone, Katharine | Saturday or Sunday? The Social Differences between the North and South as seen through College Football | Starr, Paul |
| 2013 | Bertagnoll, Brendan | Strategic Default in the Wake of the U.S. Subprime Mortgage Crisis: A Study of Borrower Norms and Incentives | Starr, Paul |
| 2018 | Fletcher, Steven | To what extent does socioeconomic status affect how Princeton students receive job and internship opportunities and how do these prospects influence eventual career plans? | Starr, Paul; Wherry, Frederick |