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Eurasia Program Fellowship

2010 Eurasia Dissertation Support Fellowship

Recipients

Pey-Yi Chu
Princeton University, History
“Encounters with Permafrost: Science and Development in Soviet Eastern Siberia"
Michael Patrick Dennis
University of Texas at Austin, Government
"Attitudes in Transition: Displacement and the Roots of Political Violence in Chechen Refugee Communities"
Nicole M Eaton
University of California, Berkeley, History
"Konigsberg-Kalliningrad: Revolution on the German-Soviet Frontier, 1938-1950"
Jeremy Scott Friedman
Intern, Political Section, U.S. Embassy in Ukraine, Princeton University, History
"Reviving the Revolution: the Sino-Soviet Split, the "Third World" and the Fate of the Left"
Jordan Gans-Morse
University of California, Berkeley, Political Science
"Out of Chaos? Business Conflicts and the Demand for Law in Russia"
Kathryn Graber
University of Michigan, Department of Anthropology
"Mixed Messages: Multilingual Media and Language Shift in Southeastern Siberia"
Yedida Sharon Kanfer
Yale University, History
"The Industrial Towers of Babel: Religious diversity in Lodz, 1880-1914"
Zhanara Nauruzbayeva
Stanford University, Anthropology
"Refurbishing Soviet Status: Visual Artists and Marketization in Kazakhstan"
Maya K. Peterson
Harvard University, History Department
"Technologies of Rule: Empire, Water and the Modernization of Central Asia"
Tsveta Petrova
Cornell University, Government
"From Recipients to Donors: New Europe Promotes Democracy in the Neighborhood"
Rachel Wellhausen
Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Department of Political Science
"When Governments Break Contracts"