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• 1. Fellows & Grantees

  Alina Polyakova

  Organizing Radicalism in Civil Society: Why Radical Right Parties Succeed or Fail in Post-communist New Democracies
  

  Year 2012 Fellowship/Grant Eurasia Program Fellowships

• 2. Fellows & Grantees

  Anna Lowry

  Between Developmentalism and Patrimonialism: Exploring the Causes of Nationalization in Russia
  

  Year 2012 Fellowship/Grant Eurasia Program Fellowships

• 3. Fellows & Grantees

  Anne K. O'Donnell

  A Noah's Ark: Moving to Moscow, Material Life, and Information in Revolutionary Russia, 1916-1924
  

  Year 2012 Fellowship/Grant Eurasia Program Fellowships

• 4. Fellows & Grantees

  Benjamin E Raiklin

  Towards a 'Cult' of the World War II Newsreel, Documentary, and Cameraman: The Development and Meaning(s) of Stalinist Documentary Filmmaking Practices
  

  Year 2012 Fellowship/Grant Eurasia Program Fellowships

• 5. Fellows & Grantees

  Brinton R Ahlin

  The Impact of Hospitality on Post-Soviet Economic and Political Formations in Tajikistan
  

  Year 2012 University New York University Fellowship/Grant Eurasia Program Fellowships

• 6. Fellows & Grantees

  Dale June Correa

  Testifying Beyond Experience: Regionalism, Authority, and Remembered Pasts in the Eurasian Islamic Legal Tradition
  

  Year 2013 University New York University Fellowship/Grant Eurasia Program Fellowships

• 7. Fellows & Grantees

  David Szakonyi

  Owning Up: State Intervention in the Economies of Post-Soviet Autocracies
  

  Year 2012 Fellowship/Grant Eurasia Program Fellowships

• 8. Fellows & Grantees

  Hannah Gilpin Reiss

  Social Contexts of Treatment and Care: Tuberculosis in New Tajikistan
  

  Year 2012 Fellowship/Grant Eurasia Program Fellowships

• 9. Fellows & Grantees

  Hassan Malik

  Bankers and Bolsheviks: "Emerging Market" Investors in Russia, 1880-1930
  

  Year 2012 Fellowship/Grant Eurasia Program Fellowships

• 10. Fellows & Grantees

  Igor Rubinov

  Post-Soviet migration: remaking national identities, financing national economies
  

  Year 2012 Fellowship/Grant Eurasia Program Fellowships

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