2000 Fellows
  • Ari Adut
    Sociology, University of Chicago. "Scandal as Social Form: A Sociological Study of the Political, Financial and Cultural Scandals of the Third Republic."
  • Richard Akresh
    Economics, Yale University. "Children at Risk: Economic Motivations of Child Fostering in Burkina Faso."
  • Annalyda Alvarez-Calderon
    History, SUNY Stony Brook. "Peasant Political Culture, Indigenismo and State-Formation in the Southern Peruvian Andes."
  • Pratyusha Basu
    Geography, University of Iowa, Iowa City. "Linking Green and White Revolutions: Gender Analysis of Dairy Development in Western India."
  • Anna Bigelow
    Religion, University of California, Santa Barbara. "Speaking in Spaces: Narrations of Shared Sacred Space in North India."
  • Isolde Brielmaier
    Art History, Columbia University. "The Invention of Identities in the Practice of Kenyan Photography, 1880-Present."
  • Daniel Brinks
    Political Science, University of Notre Dame. "Toll Barriers and Illusory Rights: the Rule of Law in Three Latin American Democracies."
  • Joel Budd
    History, New York University. "Old Age in New England, ca. 1590 - ca. 1700."
  • Deborah Cole
    Linguistics/Anthropology, University of Arizona, Tucson. "Iconic Ideologies in Modern Indonesian Poetry."
  • Katherine Dernbach
    Anthropology, University of Iowa, Iowa City. "Spirits in Conflict: Gender, Alcohol and Spirit Possession in Chuuk, Micronesia."
  • Michelle Dion
    Political Science, University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill. "The Progress of Revolution? Mexico's Welfare Regime in Comparative and Historical Perspective."
  • Kathryn Edgerton
    History, Indiana University, Bloomington. "Of Dry Bones and Railroads: Disparate Cultural Responses to Famine in North China, 1876-79."
  • Alexander Edmonds
    Anthropology, Princeton University. "The Achievement of Beauty: Silicon, Sensuality, and Power in Brazil."
  • Alisa Eimen
    Art History, University of Minnesota, Twin Cities. "Negotiating Identity through Architecture in Late 20th-Century Tehran."
  • Sebastian Etchemendy
    Political Science, University of California, Berkeley. "Compensating the Losers: Models of Capitalist Reorganization in Liberalizing Economies."
  • Tulia Falleti
    Political Science, Northwestern University. "Not Just What, but When, How, and by Whom: Decentralization Trajectories and Balance of Power in Argentina, Mexico and Colombia, 1982-1999."
  • Heidi Feldman
    Ethnomusicology, University of California, Los Angeles. "The Selective Memory of Race and Rhythm in Afro-Peruvian Music."
  • Gillian Goslinga-Roy
    Anthropology, University of California, Santa Cruz. "Assisted Reproduction through Spirit Possession: The Gendered Politics and Embodiment of In/Fertility in Modernizing South India."
  • Scott Greer
    Political Science, Northwestern University. "Elites, States and Nationalists: The Politics of Regional Autonomy in Western Europe."
  • Maria Gutierrez
    Anthropology, CUNY Graduate Center. "Making Markets out of Thin Air: Pioneering Emissions Trading in Costa Rica."
  • Bruce Hall
    History, University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign. "Mapping the River in Black and White: Race, Servile Labor and the Struggle over Land in Northern Mali, 1894-1946."
  • Robert Hamrick
    Linguistics, University of Chicago. "Sociolinguistic Difference and 'Fractal' Socioeconomic Relations in Sta. Catarina Palopo, Guatemala."
  • Sean Hanretta
    History, University of Wisconsin, Madison. "The Yacoubiste Sufi Order until 1960."
  • Helena Hansen
    Anthropology, Yale University. "Agency and Addiction: Pentecostal Recovery Movements in Puerto Rico."
  • Michael Hathaway
    Anthropology, University of Michigan. "Tropical Nature and Local People: Contending Visions in Southwest China."
  • Khaled Helmy
    Political Science, Harvard University. "The Internal Dynamics of Moderate Islamism: Islamist Intra-Party Conflict and Ideological Contestation in Jordan and Egypt."
  • Andrew Ivaska
    History, University of Michigan. "Urban Popular Cultures, the Tanzanian State, and the Politics of 'National Culture,' 1955-1973."
  • Walima Kalusa
    History, Johns Hopkins University. "A History of Disease, Missionary Medicine, and African Medical Auxiliaries in Northwestern Zambia: The Case of Mwinilunga District, 1890-1964."
  • Thomas Kuhn
    Near and Middle East Studies, New York University. "Shaping Ottoman Rule in Yemen, 1872-1919."
  • Marixa Lasso
    History, University of Florida, Gainesville. "Black Republicanism and the Myth of Racial Democracy in Colombia, Cartagena (1808-1830)."
  • Darcy Leach
    Sociology, University of Michigan. "Revisiting the Iron Law of Oligarchy: Direct Democracy in German New Social Movement Organizations."
  • Yuen-Gen Liang
    History, Princeton University. "The Formation of an Empire: Social Networks and Colonial Spaces in the Spanish-Habsburg World, 1492-1598."
  • Hongnan Ma
    Anthropology, Cornell University. "'Stepping Down': The Reconstruction of Working Class Identity in Urban China."
  • Cynthia Miller
    Sociology, University of Michigan. "Transforming Citizenship: Constructing Civic Identity and Culture in Germany's Vocational Schools."
  • Emma Naugton
    Sociology, New York University. "Nostalgia Wars: Post-Conflict Urban Renewal in Lebanon."
  • Milen Petrov
    History, Princeton University. "The Vilayet of Danube, 1864-1868: Proactive Imperial Modernization, Popular Reaction and Nation-Building."
  • Sarah Pinto
    Anthropology, Princeton University. "Midwives at the Crossroads: Contesting Identities in Rural North India."
  • Pauline Ripat
    Classics, University of Washington, Seattle. "Prophecy and Dissension in Roman Provincial Egypt."
  • Bryan Ritchie
    Economics, Emory University. "The Political Economy of Technical Education and Training in Southeast Asia."
  • Andrew Roberts
    Political Science, Princeton University. "Social Policy Reform in Eastern Europe."
  • Doug Rogers
    Anthropology, University of Michigan. "Conversion to Old Belief: Anti-Modernity and Anti-Individualism in Postsocialist Russia."
  • Robert Rozehnal
    Religion, Duke University. "Contextualizing Sufism: Chishti-Sabiri Identity in Post-Colonial Pakistan."
  • Gregory Ruiters
    Geography, Johns Hopkins University. "Space, Power and Social Justice in Privatized Urban Water and Sanitation Services."
  • Andrew Sartori
    History, University of Chicago. "The Ambiguities of Culture - Bengal, 1880-1947."
  • Nicholas Sawicki
    Art History, University of Pennsylvania. "Centering the Periphery: Czech Art Exhibitions and the Search for a Modern Identity in Central Europe."
  • Amber Seligson
    Political Science, Cornell University. "An Examination of Voting Behavior in Argentina."
  • Beate Sissenich
    Political Science, Cornell University. "European Union Enlargement and the Politics of Institutional Diffusion: Social Policy Transformation in Poland and Hungary."
  • William Smith
    Anthropology, Stanford University. "Coffee, Politics, and Self-Determination in the Sierra Norte de Puebla, Mexico."
  • Peter Stamatov
    Sociology, University of California, Los Angeles. "'The Bulgarian Atrocities': A Humanitarian Social Movement in 19th-Century Great Britain."
  • Tonya Taylor
    Anthropology, University of Pennsylvania. "The Transformative Power of Performance: Traditional Healing and the Ritualized Management of HIV/AIDS Illness in Rural Zimbabwe."
  • Kristen Velyvis
    Sociology, University of Wisconsin, Madison. "The Social Context of Sexual Networking among Migrant Women in Senegal: Implications for the Spread of HIV."
  • Sarah Womack
    History, University of Michigan. "Colonialism and the Collaborationist Agenda: Pham Quynh, France, and the Invention of a Neo-Tradition Vietnam."
  • Emily Yeh
    Political Ecology, University of California, Berkeley. "Tibet's Economic Reform."
 
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