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2012

• Ecological History
• Gender Justice in the Era of Human Rights
• Governing Global Production
• Mediated Futures
• New Approaches to Transnationalism and Migratory Circulation

2011

• Bridging, Bonding and Bordering: Migrant Strategies and State Policies
• Global Indigenous Politics
• Migration and Gender Studies
• Provincializing Global Urbanism: Toward Multiple Urban Futures
• Science/Art Studies

2010

• After Secularization: New Approaches to Religion and Modernity
• Discrimination Studies
• Interdisciplinary Approaches to the Study of Contentious Politics
• Multiculturalism, Immigration, and Identity in Western Europe and the United States
• Spaces of Inquiry
• Virtual Worlds

2009

• Critical Agrarian Studies
• Cultures and Histories of the Human Sciences
• Empires of Vision
• Revitalizing Development Studies
• State Violence

2008

• Animal Studies
• Critical Studies of Science & Technology Policy
• Human Dimensions of Global Environmental Change
• Muslim Modernities
• Urban Visual Studies

2007

• Black Atlantic Studies
• Rethinking Europe: Religion, Ethnicity, Nation
• The Political Economy of Redistribution
• Visual Culture
• Water Sustainability: Society, Politics, Culture

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