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  • 181. Fellows & Grantees

    Ceyda Karamursel

    Victims, Tricksters, and Homemakers: The Worlds of Slave Women in the Ottoman Empire, 1789-1922
    This project will examine the practice and distinctive features of slavery in the Ottoman Empire throughout the long nineteenth century. It will begin by asking why Ottoman slavery involved mostly women and in what ways female slaves' reception and assimilation into Ottoman soci…

    Year 2011 University University of Pennsylvania Fellowship/Grant International Dissertation Research Fellowship (IDRF)

  • 182. Fellows & Grantees

    Chad Elias

    Conflicting Visions: Contemporary Art in Post-Civil War Lebanon
    In the years following the civil war (1975-90), Lebanon has been split between two opposing attitudes to the past: on the one hand, the desire to obliterate the memory of an ugly and unresolved conflict and, on the other, the effort to commemorate it. While the latter is increasi…

    Year 2007 University Northwestern University Fellowship/Grant International Dissertation Research Fellowship (IDRF)

  • 183. Fellows & Grantees

    Charles C. Krusekopf

    Land Tenure Institutions and Agricultural Productivity in Post-Reform China

    Year 1997 University University of Washington Fellowship/Grant International Dissertation Research Fellowship (IDRF)

  • 184. Fellows & Grantees

    Charles Patrick Keith

    Catholic Vietnam: Church, Colonialism and Revolution, 1908-1945

    Year 2005 University Yale University Fellowship/Grant International Dissertation Research Fellowship (IDRF)

  • 185. Fellows & Grantees

    Charlotte Marie Walker

    Negotiating the State: Entrepreneurship, Bureaucracy, and Corruption in Late Colonial and Independent Cameroon, 1940-1970.
    My dissertation examines the growth of the Cameroonian colonial state and the highly complex forms of bureaucratic navigation that emerged in tandem with it through the interactions of local African entrepreneurs with state bureaucracy. This study will investigate the burgeoning…

    Year 2007 University Yale University Fellowship/Grant International Dissertation Research Fellowship (IDRF)

  • 186. Fellows & Grantees

    Chika Watanabe

    Cultivating Transformation in Burma/Myanmar: Ideals, Knowledge, and Capacity Building Trainings by a Japanese NGO
    My project asks: How do international humanitarian and development interventions today increasingly work upon the individual as a site of global governance and transformation? Humanitarian nongovernmental organizations (NGOs) today emphasize the importance of “capacity buildin…

    Year 2009 University Cornell University Fellowship/Grant International Dissertation Research Fellowship (IDRF)

  • 187. Fellows & Grantees

    Christa van Wijnbergen

    The Political Dynamics of Labor Market Reform: Efforts at Change in Germany and the Netherlands, 1982-1995

    Year 1998 University Northwestern University Fellowship/Grant International Dissertation Research Fellowship (IDRF)

  • 188. Fellows & Grantees

    Christina Frances Mobley

    The Kongolese Atlantic: Central Africans in the Haitian Revolution
    My dissertation, “The Kongolese Atlantic: Central Africans in the Haitian Revolution (1791-1804),” examines how enslaved Africans drew on their experiences in Africa to resist chattel slavery in the New World through the most successful slave revolt in history, the Haitian Re…

    Year 2012 University Duke University Fellowship/Grant International Dissertation Research Fellowship (IDRF)

  • 189. Fellows & Grantees

    Christina S. Yi

    Coercive Collaborations: The Production and Reception of Japanese-Language Literature by Korean Writers, 1930s-1980s
    In my dissertation project, I examine the rise of Japanese-language literature by Korean colonial subjects during the 1930s and 1940s and its subsequent impact on discourse regarding "national" and "ethnic minority" literature in postwar Japan and Korea. I reevaluate key texts fr…

    Year 2010 University Columbia University Fellowship/Grant International Dissertation Research Fellowship (IDRF)

  • 190. Fellows & Grantees

    Christine J. Mathias

    Violent Encounters: The Long Conquest of the Argentine Chaco, 1870-1935
    In order to convert a frontier into an economically productive, taxpaying territory and its indigenous occupants into laborers, nineteenth-century states had to maintain a “monopoly of violence.” I will illuminate both material and discursive dimensions of this hegemonic proc…

    Year 2011 University Yale University Fellowship/Grant International Dissertation Research Fellowship (IDRF)