Fellowships > International Dissertation Research Fellowship (IDRF)

2012 IDRF Selection Committee

Members

Past Members

Asma Afsaruddin (January 1^st 2012 – December 31^st 2012)

History, Indiana University Bloomington

Katherine Bowie (January 1^st 2012 – December 31^st 2012)

Anthropology, University of Wisconsin, Madison

Ethel Brooks (January 1^st 2012 – December 31^st 2012)

Sociology, Rutgers University

Susan L. Burns (January 1^st 2012 – December 31^st 2012)

History, University of Chicago

Brenda Chalfin (January 1^st 2012 – December 31^st 2012)

Anthropology, University of Florida

Gaurav Desai (January 1^st 2012 – December 31^st 2012)

Literature, Tulane University

Nadia Abu El-Haj (January 1^st 2012 – December 31^st 2012)

Anthropology, Columbia University

Robin A Greeley (January 1^st 2012 – December 31^st 2012)

Art History, University of Connecticut

Anna Grzymala-Busse (January 1^st 2012 – December 31^st 2012)

Poilitical Science, University of Michigan

Peter Guardino (January 1^st 2012 – December 31^st 2012)

History, Indiana University Bloomington

Brian Hatcher (January 1^st 2012 – December 31^st 2012)

Religion, Tufts University

David Kyle (January 1^st 2012 – December 31^st 2012)

Sociology, University of California, Davis

Katrin Schultheiss (January 1^st 2012 – December 31^st 2012)

History, George Washington University

Robert Travers (January 1^st 2012 – December 31^st 2012)

History, Cornell University

Daniel Ziblatt (January 1^st 2012 – December 31^st 2012)

Political Science, Harvard University

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