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• 11. Fellows & Grantees

  Ina Ganguli

  Science and Innovation Across Borders: Consequences of the Russian Brain Drain
  

  Year 2012 Fellowship/Grant Eurasia Program Fellowships

• 12. Fellows & Grantees

  Irina Levin

  The Long Journey Home: Citizenship, Property, and Legal Culture in the Caucasus
  

  Year 2012 Fellowship/Grant Eurasia Program Fellowships

• 13. Fellows & Grantees

  Jared McBride

  "A Sea of Blood and Tears": Ethnicity, Identity, and Survival in Nazi Occupied Volhynia, Ukraine 1941-1944
  

  Year 2013 University University of California Los Angeles Fellowship/Grant Eurasia Program Fellowships

• 14. Fellows & Grantees

  Jeffrey E Eden

  Slavery, Islam and Empire in Central Asia
  

  Year 2013 University Harvard University Fellowship/Grant Eurasia Program Fellowships

• 15. Fellows & Grantees

  Jeremy Scott Friedman

  "Reviving the Revolution: the Sino-Soviet Split, the "Third World" and the Fate of the Left"
  

  Year 2010 University Princeton University Fellowship/Grant Eurasia Program Fellowships

• 16. Fellows & Grantees

  Jonathan H Sicotte

  Oil and Stability in Revolutionary and Soviet Baku, 1917-1923
  

  Year 2013 University Georgetown University Fellowship/Grant Eurasia Program Fellowships

• 17. Fellows & Grantees

  Jordan Gans-Morse

  "Out of Chaos? Business Conflicts and the Demand for Law in Russia"
  

  Year 2010 University University of California, Berkeley Fellowship/Grant Eurasia Program Fellowships

• 18. Fellows & Grantees

  Julian Gantt

  Islamic Pious Endowments in Azerbaijan: A Case Study in the Transformation of Property Relations and Ethical Communities
  

  Year 2012 Fellowship/Grant Eurasia Program Fellowships

• 19. Fellows & Grantees

  Kathryn Graber

  "Mixed Messages: Multilingual Media and Language Shift in Southeastern Siberia"
  

  Year 2010 University University of Michigan Fellowship/Grant Eurasia Program Fellowships

• 20. Fellows & Grantees

  Kimberly Ann Powers

  The Power of State Documents: Bureaucracy and the Transformation of Family and Gender Relations in 19th Century Kazakhstan
  

  Year 2013 University University of Michigan Fellowship/Grant Eurasia Program Fellowships

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