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  • 921. Fellows & Grantees

    Stacey A. Van Vleet

    The Efficacy of Tibetan Buddhist Medical Institutions Across the Qing Empire
    My dissertation will examine changes in the organization, constitution of medical knowledge, and practices of Tibetan medical institutions during three distinct points in their development: an original model in Lhasa (the Iron Mountain Medical Monastery, founded 1696), the subseq…

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

  • 922. Fellows & Grantees

    Stacey Leigh Vanderhurst

    Victimizing Migrants?: Human Trafficking and Migration Management in Nigeria
    Over the past six years, the Nigerian government has implemented a number of policies and programs targeting the trafficking of thousands of Nigerian women to Europe for sex work every year. Yet, a significant portion of these women do not identify as victims and are “rescued 

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

  • 923. Fellows & Grantees

    Stefan Sperling

    "Science and Conscience: Stem Cells, Bioethics, and German Citizenship"

    Year 2001 University Princeton University Fellowship/Grant International Dissertation Research Fellowship (IDRF)

  • 924. Fellows & Grantees

    Stefanie Graeter

    Materiality, Medium, Message: Representational Politics of Lead Science in Central Peru
    Over the past decade lead contamination science emerged into Peruvian political discourse in the context of national anti-mining protests. The scientific documentation of the metal lead in human tissue, particularly that of children, provides continued evidence of Peru's national…

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

  • 925. Fellows & Grantees

    Stephanie Anne Savell

    Humanitarian Militarism in Everyday Lives: The Brazilian Human Security Paradigm
    This proposal outlines an ethnographic study of security, in particular the Brazilian ‘human security’ paradigm, which combines humanitarian discourses with armed interventions. Launching a vigorous bid to become the world’s ‘human security superpower,’ Brazilian troops…

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

  • 926. Fellows & Grantees

    Stephanie Glickman

    For Profit and Power: The Dutch East India Company (VOC) and the Art of Trade, c. 1600-50
    My dissertation will offer the first comprehensive study of paintings, prints, and other cultural artefacts that were commissioned and collected in the early seventeenth century by Holland's most prominent tradesmen: officers of the Dutch East India Company (VOC). Across genres a…

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

  • 927. Fellows & Grantees

    Stephanie Karin Rupp

    I, You, We, They: Forests of Identity in Southeastern Cameroon

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

  • 928. Fellows & Grantees

    Stephanie Maher

    Barça ou Barzakh: The Social “Elsewhere” of Failed Clandestine Migration Out of West Africa
    Over the past decade, tens of thousands of predominantly male “boat migrants” departed from Senegalese shores for Europe. As labor markets opened in Tripoli and Algiers, thousands more transited by land across North Africa. Today, however, the combined effects of surveillance…

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

  • 929. Fellows & Grantees

    Stephanie Mc Callum

    The Veins of the Nation: Progress and Decay in Argentina's Railroad System
    Argentina has the largest railroad system in Latin America, currently encompassing 34,000 kilometers of tracks (nearly nine times the length of the country). The history of trains in Argentina is intimately tied to state-making efforts to pacify and "whiten" the nation, and to di…

    Year 2013 University University of California, Santa Cruz Fellowship/Grant International Dissertation Research Fellowship (IDRF)

  • 930. Fellows & Grantees

    Stephanie N. Hassell

    African Slaves and the African Diaspora in Portuguese Asia, c. 1539-1750
    Enslaved Africans toiled across early modern Portugal’s Asian imperial domains within the Estado da India, which stretched from southeastern Africa to China. While we know that these African slaves were integral to the functioning and survival of the Portuguese Empire in Asia,…

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