International Dissertation Research Fellowship (IDRF) > Competitions
2000 IDRF Program
Recipients
- Ari Adut
- University of Chicago, Sociology
"Scandal as Social Form: A Sociological Study of the Political, Financial and Cultural Scandals of the Third Republic"
- Richard Seth Akresh
- Yale University, Economics
Children at Risk: Economic Motivations of Child Fostering in Burkina Faso
- Annalyda Alvarez-Calderon
- State University of New York at Stony Brook, History
"Peasant Political Culture, Indigenismo and State-Formation in the Southern Peruvian Andes"
- Pratyusha Basu
- University of Iowa, Geography
"Linking Green and White Revolutions: Gender Analysis of Dairy Development in Western India"
- Anna Barry Bigelow
- University of California, Santa Barbara, Relgious Studies
Sharing Saints, Shrines, and Stories: Practicing Pluralism in India
- Isolde Brielmaier
- Columbia University, Art History
"Picture Taking and the Production of Urban Identities on the Kenyan Coast, 1940-1980"
- Daniel Marcelo Brinks
- University of Notre Dame, Government and International Studies
"Toll Barriers and Illusory Rights: the Rule of Law in Three Latin American Democracies"
- Joel Budd
- New York University, History
"Old Age in England, ca. 1590 - ca. 1700"
- Deborah Cole
- University of Arizona, Linguistics & Anthropology
Iconic Ideologies in Modern Indonesian Poetry
- Katherine Dernbach
- University of Iowa, Anthropology
"Spirits in Conflict: Gender, Alcohol and Spirit Possession in Chuuk, Micronesia"
- Michelle Lynn Dion
- University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, Political Science
"The Progress of Revolution? Mexico's Welfare Regime in Comparative & Historical Perspective"
- Kathryn Edgerton
- Indiana University, History
"Of Dry Bones and Railroads: Disparate Cultural Responses to Famine in North China, 1876-79"
- Alexander Edmonds
- Princeton University, Anthropology
"New Markets, New Bodies: An Ethnography of Brazil’s Beauty Industry"
- Alisa Eimen
- University of Minnesota, Twin Cities, Art History
Negotiating Identity through Architecture in late 20th-Century Tehran
- Sebastian Etchemendy
- University of California, Berkeley, Political Science
"Models of Economic Liberalization: Compensating the Losers in Argentina, Spain and Chile"
- Tulia Falleti
- Northwestern University, Political Science
Governing Governors: Coalitions and Sequences of Decentralization in Argentina, Colombia, and Mexico
- Heidi Feldman
- University of California, Los Angeles, Liberal Arts
"The Selective Memory of Race and Rhythm in Afro-Peruvian Music"
- Gillian M. Goslinga
- University of California, Santa Cruz, History of Consciousness
"Assisted Reproduction through Spirit Possession: The Gendered Politics and Embodiment of in/fertility in Modernizing South India"
- Scott Greer
- Northwestern University, Political Science
"Elites, States and Nationalists: The Politics of Regional Autonomy in Western Europe"
- Maria Gutierrez
- City University of New York (CUNY), Anthropology
"Making Markets out of Thin Air: Pioneering Emissions Trading in Costa Rica"
- Bruce Stewart Hall
- University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, History
"Mapping the River in Black and White: Race, Servile Labor and the Struggle over Land in Northern Mali, 1894-1946"
- Robert Pendleton Hamrick
- University of Chicago, Linguistics
"Sociolinguistic Difference and 'Fractal' Socioeconomic Relations in Sta. Catarina Palopo, Guatemala"
- Sean Hanretta
- University of Wisconsin, Madison, History
"The Yacoubiste Sufi Order Until 1960"
- Helena Hansen
- Yale University, Anthropology
"Agency and Addiction: Pentecostal Recovery Movements in Puerto Rico"
- Michael John Hathaway
- University of Michigan, Anthropology
"Tropical Nature and Local People: Contending Visions in Southwest China"
- Khaled Helmy
- Harvard University, Government
"The Internal Dynamics of Moderate Islamism: Islamist Intra-Party Conflict and Ideological Contestation in Jordan & Egypt"
- Andrew Ivaska
- University of Michigan, History
"Negotiating 'Culture' in a Cosmopolitanism Capital: Urban Style, and the Tanzanian State in Colonial and Postcolonial Dar es Salaam"
- Walima Kalusa
- Johns Hopkins University, History
"Disease and the Remaking of Missionary Medicine in Colonial North-Western Zambia: A Case Study of Mwinilunga District, 1902-64"
- Thomas Kuehn
- New York University, History
"Shaping Ottoman Rule in Yemen, 1872-1919"
- Marixa Lasso
- University of Florida, History
"Black Republicanism and the Myth of Racial Democracy in Colombia, Cartagena 1808-1830"
- Darcy K Leach
- University of Michigan, Sociology
"Revisiting the Iron Law of Oligarchy: Direct Democracy in German New Social Movement Organizations"
- Yuen-Gen Liang
- Princeton University, History
"Family and Power in Early Modern Europe: The Fernandez de Cordoba Lineage, Service, and the Construction of the Spanish Empire"
- Hongnan Ma
- Cornell University, Anthropology
"'Stepping Down': The Reconstruction of Working Class Identities in Urban China"
- Cynthia Miller
- Cynthia Miller-Idriss
- University of Michigan, Sociology
"Learning to Belong: Citizenship, Schooling and National Identity in Contemporary Germany"
- Emma Naughton
- New York University, Sociology
"Nostalgia Wars: Post-Conflict Urban Renewal in Lebanon"
- Milen Petrov
- Princeton University, Near Eastern Studies
"The Vilayet of Danube, 1864-1868: Proactive Imperial Modernization, Popular Reaction and Nation-Building"
- Sarah K. Pinto
- Princeton University, Anthropology
"Casting Desire: Reproduction, Loss, and Subjectivity in Rural North India"
- Pauline Laura Ripat
- University of Washington, Classics
"Prophecy and policy in Roman Egypt"
- Bryan Keith Ritchie
- Emory University, Political Science
"The Political Economy of Technical Intellectual Capital Formation in Southeast Asia"
- Andrew Roberts
- Princeton University, Politics
"The Politics of Social Policy Reform in Eastern Europe"
- Douglas Rogers
- University of Michigan, Anthropology
Conversion to Old Belief: Anti-modernity and Anti-individualism in Postsocialist Russia
- Robert Rozehnal
- Duke University, Religion
"Islamic Sufism Unbound: Tracing Contemporary Chishti Sabiri Identity"
- Gregory David Ruiters
- Johns Hopkins University, Geography
"Commodified Water, Race and Social Justice in South Africa: A Study of Three Privatisation Experiences in Post-Apartheid South African Municipalities, 1990--2000"
- Andrew Sartori
- University of Chicago, History
"'Culture' in Bengal, 1870s to 1920s: The Historical Genesis of an Ambivalent Concept"
- Nicholas Sawicki
- University of Pennsylvania, Art History
"Centering the Periphery: Czech Art Exhibitions and the Search for a Modern Identity in Central Europe, 1900-1914"
- Amber Levanon Seligson
- Cornell University, Government
"When Democracies Elect Dictators: Motivations for and Impact of the Election of Former Authoritarians in Argentina and Bolivia"
- Beate Sissenich
- Cornell University, Government
"State-Building by a Non-State: European Union Enlargement and the Transfer of EU Social Policy to Poland and Hungary"
- William Douglas Smith
- Stanford University, Anthropology
Baroque Modernity: State, Economy, and Socio-Ecology in Totonacapan, 1900-2000
- Peter Stamatov
- University of California, Los Angeles, Sociology
"The Religious Origins of Long-Distance Humanitarianism: England in Comparative Perspective, 1780-1880"
- Tonya Taylor
- University of Pennsylvania, Anthropology & Archaeology
"Healing the Trauma of Everyday Life: Un'anga (Traditional Medicine) and Mukondombera (HIV/AIDS) in Chipinge, Zimbabwe"
- Kristen Velyvis
- University of Wisconsin, Madison, Sociology
"The Social Context of Sexual Networking among Migrant Women in Senegal: Implications for the Spread of HIV"
- Sarah Womack
- University of Michigan, History
"Colonialism and the collaborationist agenda: Pham Quynh, print culture, and the politics of persuasion in colonial Vietnam."
- Emily Yeh
- University of California, Berkeley, Energy and Resources Group
"Tibet's Economic Reform: Greenhouse Agriculture and a Hegemony of Tibetan Indolence"


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