IDRF Fellows Conducting Research in Africa
Published on: Jun 16, 2006

The International Dissertation Field Research (IDRF) Fellowship program supports several people in a range of disciplines doing research in Africa.

2005 IDRF Fellows

  • Bianca Dahl

    Left Behind? The Socialization of Orphaned Children in Contemporary Botswana
  • Ana Schaller de la Cova

    Senegalese 'Making Do': Islamic Knowledge, National Schooling, and Opportunity in Dakar
  • Ibra Sene

    Crime, Punishment, and Colonization: A History of the Prison of Saint-Louis and the Development of the Penitentiary System in Senegal, ca. 1860-ca. 1940
  • Henry Trotter

    Port Culture: A Modern History of South African Sailors, Stevedores & Sugar-Girls
  • Lindsay Weiss

    Toward an Archaeology of Apartheid: The Origins of Segregation in South Africa's First Industrial Mining Community

2004 IDRF Fellows

  • Sean Anderson

    In-Visible Colonies: Modern Architecture and Its Representation in Colonial Eritrea, 1897-1941
  • Robert Blunt

    "The Kikuyu are Oathing Again": Neotraditionalism, Criminality, and the State in Kenya
  • Kerry Bystrom

    Family Narratives and National Reconstruction in Argentine and South African Memory-Texts, 1995-2003
  • Raina Croff

    Village des Bambaras: An Archaeology of Domestic Slavery, Goree Island, Senegal, A.D. 16-19th Centuries
  • Henry Dougan

    Securing Property Rights in Land: Politics on the Land Frontier in Post-colonial Africa
  • Andrew Eisenberg

    Taarab Music and the Politics of Ethnic Identity in Mombasa, Kenya
  • Dana Holland

    Socializing Knowledge: The Production and Consumption of Social Science in Malawi
  • Kathleen Keller

    Suspicious Persons, Colonial Culture and Urban Identities in French West Africa, 1920-1958
  • Ruth Kerkham

    Escorting the Object: Performance and its Encore in Zambian Art
  • Christopher Ksoll

    Family Networds, Inheritance and Orphans in Tanzania
  • Ngonidzashe Munemo

    Incumbent Insecurity and the Politics of Entitlement Protection in Botswana, Kenya, Tanzania and Zimbabwe
  • Amanda Poole

    Inventing Locality: Returnees and Reconstruction of the Eritrean Social Landscape
  • Brett Pyper

    Music and the Non-Racial Imagination: Defining Jazz and Race in Post-Apartheid South Africa
  • Jennifer Riggan

    Identity, Knowledge, Work: the Role of Teachers in Constructing the Eritrean Nation
  • Maud Seghers

    Re(con)figuring the State in Ghana and Senegal


2003 IDRF Fellows

  • Jeremy Berndt

    Division, Change, and Islam in Rural Mali: A Social-Intellectual History of Gimbala, 1862-1930
  • Clara Henderson

    The Spiritual, Sensual, and Corporeal Dimensions of Presbyterian Women's Dance in Southern Malawi
  • Joseph Hill

    Divine Knowledge and an Islamic Moral Order: The Disciples of Baay Niass in Senegal
  • Matthew Hopper

    The African Presence in Arabia: The Economic and Cultural Legacy of the African Diaspora in Eastern Arabia, 1820-1948
  • Jennifer Jackson

    Getting an Edge in Wordwise: The Productive and Social Role of Oratorical Performance in Malagasy Democratic Process
  • Ruti Talmor

    Primitive Art and Modern Selves: the Greater Accra Regional Centre for National Culture
  • Jonathan van Antwerpen

    Reconciliation and Healing Truth: Truth Commissions, Moral Globalization and the Third Sector (South Africa)
  • Leo Zulu

    Re-Scaling Conservation: The Political Econology of Community-Based Forest Management in Southern Malawi
 
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