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  • 11. Fellows & Grantees

    Adrian L. Yen

    Psycho-pharmaceuticals and Traditional Medicine in Acholiland: Emerging Forms of Therapeutic Citizenship In Postwar Northern Uganda
    Today in the Acholi region of post-conflict northern Uganda, international peacebuilding initiatives intersect with national health reforms to make generic psychotropic drugs, like benzodiazepine—an anti-anxiety drug, an important part of the care that government hospitals and…

    Year 2012 University University of California, Davis Fellowship/Grant International Dissertation Research Fellowship (IDRF)

  • 12. Fellows & Grantees

    Adriana Chira

    Circulating Freedoms: Citizenship Rights and Political Activism around the Gulf of Mexico, 1868-1898
    During the Cuban War of Independence (1868-1898) and U.S. Reconstruction, U.S. and Cuban Afro-descendants transformed regional commercial networks and port cities on the coast of the Gulf of Mexico, which had traditionally sustained Caribbean plantation economies, into an infrast…

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

  • 13. Fellows & Grantees

    Adriana Valencia

    Migration and the City: Early-seventeenth century urban history in Granada, Valencia, Rabat, and Tetouan

    Year 2005 University University of California, Berkeley Fellowship/Grant International Dissertation Research Fellowship (IDRF)

  • 14. Fellows & Grantees

    Ahilan Arasaratnam Kadirgamar

    Reconstruction and Dispossession: Landed Relations in Post-war Sri Lanka
    In May 2009, a three decade long civil war came to an end in Sri Lanka. Its war-torn areas are now under reconstruction; a process led by state infrastructure development. While the livelihoods of rural people of Jaffna, the war-torn, predominantly Tamil district in northern Sri…

    Year 2012 University City University of New York Graduate Center Fellowship/Grant International Dissertation Research Fellowship (IDRF)

  • 15. Fellows & Grantees

    Ahmad Amara

    Echoes of Legal Pasts: Landed Property Relations in the Negev, 1858-1948
    My dissertation research aims to explore the interplay of geography and law in a relational way in the Negev, now part of Israel, under two different regimes: the late Ottoman, since the enactment of the Ottoman Land Code (1858-1917), and the British Mandatory (1917-1948). Lookin…

    Year 2013 University New York University Fellowship/Grant International Dissertation Research Fellowship (IDRF)

  • 16. Fellows & Grantees

    Ahmed Ali Sharif-abdinasir

    Authoritative Scriptural Interpreters: An Anthropology of Islam
    Shortly after the collapse of the central government in Somalia in 1990, there began to sprout up clan-based Islamic or Shari'a courts in southern Somalia. The courts began a process of centralization which culminated in the formation of the Islamic Courts Union (ICU) in 2004. By…

    Year 2013 University City University of New York Graduate Center Fellowship/Grant International Dissertation Research Fellowship (IDRF)

  • 17. Fellows & Grantees

    Ahmed El Shamsy

    The Role of Legal Maxims in the Development of Islamic Law

    Year 2006 University Harvard University Fellowship/Grant International Dissertation Research Fellowship (IDRF)

  • 18. Fellows & Grantees

    Aidan A. H. Forth

    The Origins of the Camp: Violence and Humanity in the British Empire, 1830-1902
    Usually associated with the totalitarian regimes of the mid twentieth century, concentration camps first appeared during the Anglo-Boer War (1899-1902). My project traces the development of the concentration camp in British imperial practice. By exploring the affinities between…

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

  • 19. Fellows & Grantees

    Aileen Robinson

    Technological Wonder: The Theatrical Fashioning of Modern Scientific Knowledge, 1838-1905
    What was the impact of social and cultural modes of transmission upon the creation of modern scientific knowledge? My dissertation investigates the influence of nineteenth-century public performance on the communication and utilization of scientific and technological knowledge.

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

  • 20. Fellows & Grantees

    Aisha K. Finch

    Junctures of Insurgency: Cuban Slaves and the Conspiracy of La Escalera, 1843-1844

    Year 2003 University New York University Fellowship/Grant International Dissertation Research Fellowship (IDRF)