College of Coastal Georgia: Recent submissions
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Coastal Science Symposium 2018 Proceedings
(2018-11-09) -
Proceedings of the Third Annual Coastal Ecology Symposium
(2017-12-05) -
History of the College
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The Taliban’s Online Emirate
(2017-09-07) -
Legislative history tour of a unique Georgia Capitol Office
(2017-02-14)InsiderAdvantage/James Magazine CEO Phil Kent interviews just-retired 16-year Georgia lawmaker Joe Wilkinson and gets a unique office tour featuring a rich tapestry of Georgia legislative/political history and memorabilia. -
Proceedings of the Second Annual Coastal Ecology Symposium
(2016-12-05) -
Elusive Recovery: South Georgia Coast Counties since the Great Recession
(2016-04-15)This April 2016 study complements the February 2016 study and compares real personal income per capita in the six South Georgia Coast counties – Brantley, Camden, Charlton, Glynn, McIntosh, and Wayne – to that of the ... -
Does Immigration Harm Native-Born Workers? A Citizen’s Guide
(2016-04-17)The Reg Murphy Center usually confines its research to economic conditions and events on the Southeast Georgia Coast. But in recent months, local residents have persistently peppered us with questions about immigration. ... -
Divergent Trends in State-level SNAP Participation: Evidence with Aggregate-level Data
(2016-04-02)This report uses state-level data to analyze trends and determinants of SNAP participation rates from 1989 to 2012. Comparing differences in state-to-national average SNAP participation rates over the business cycle, 20 ... -
The Kent Mound : a study of the Irene phase on the lower Georgia coast
(1978)This thesis represents a culmination of two seasons of excavation at the Kent Mound site on St. Simons Island, Georgia. -
Elusive Recovery: The Brunswick MSA since the Great Recession
(2016-02-23)While most MSAs in the U.S. have recovered from the Great Recession, some – including the MSA of Brunswick, Georgia – have continued to struggle. This paper empirically examines Brunswick’s struggle, comparing its economic ... -
The Crow's Nest
(College of Coastal Georgia, 2014-09)The Crow's Nest is the official student newspaper of the College of Coastal Georgia, owned and operated by CCGA students using facilities provided by the College. -
Archaeological Investigations at the Cook-Thompson Site
(South Georgia Archaeological Research Team, 2016-02-03)In 1975, prehistoric ceramics dating to the Late Archaic, Woodland and Mississippian Periods were found in a garden at 807 Albany Street in urban Brunswick, Georgia. The city of Brunswick lies on the southern end of an old ... -
Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) in Brantley, Glynn and McIntosh Counties: Analyzing the 2007 Recession using Aggregate-level Data
(2015-10-14)Using publicly available aggregate-level data from 1997 to 2010, this report examines SNAP expenditures and participation rates for the US, the state of Georgia and the three counties within the Brunswick, Georgia Metropolitan ... -
Urban and rural militia organizations in Syria's less governed spaces
(The Centre for the Study of Terrorism and Political Violence, 2015-09-21)This paper contends decline of Bashar al-Assad’s governing authority and the concomitant accretion of increasingly complex militia organizations suggests a future of petty militia fiefdoms affecting an Islamic veneer ruling ... -
Seawells 2013, Volume 47
(College of Coastal Georgia, 2013)STAFF: Jessica Frazier (Editor-in-Chief), Tyler Coen (First Copy Program Coordinator, Brianna Ridings (Cover Photographer), Sharon L. Bartkovich (Faculty Adviser) -- CONTENTS: Poetry, Photography, Prose, Art -
Hizbollah organization
(Taylor and Francis Online, 2008-01-09)There is a dearth of information in the open literature with a direct focus on the Hizbollah organization. Symptomatic of the shortcomings of the existing literature is the tendency to analyze Islamist movements in general ...