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Research Matters

Some examples of work conducted by SSRC Fellows.

Research Snapshots

• Alaniz, Ryan - 'Thank God for Mitch': Development Lessons from Post-Mitch Honduras for Post-Earthquake Haiti
• Bennett, Brett - A Contested Past and Present: Australian Trees in South Africa
• Brigden, Noelle - Brothers in the Road: Migration and the Globalization of Love
• Dua, Jatin - Piracy and the Narrative of Recognition: The View from Somaliland
• Nolan, Ginger - A Field for the Savage Mind
• Osman, Wazhmah - An Afghan-American Perspective from the Ground Up
• Schlotterbeck, Marian E. - Chile’s Reconstruction: ‘Not The Reality They Show On TV’

Book Exchange

• Carey, Mark - In the Shadow of Melting Glaciers: Climate Change and Andean Society
• Iskander, Natasha - Creative State: Forty Years of Migration and Development Policy in Morocco and Mexico
• Ricci, Ronit - Islam Translated

Real Time: Middle East and North Africa

• Cheta, Omar - I Do Not Fear from this Uprising but I Fear for It
• Elshahed, Mohamed - Breaking the Fear Barrier of Mubarak’s Regime
• Iyer, Samantha - More Than A Political Revolution

Other

• 2010 IDRF Photo Competition Winners
• 2011 Abe Journalist Fellow Emily Taguchi reports on changes in the Japanese energy industry for Public Radio International's The World

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