CISSR is pleased to announce the 2021-22 Lloyd & Susanne Rudolph Field Research Fellows. Read all about our cohort of graduate students and their projects at the links below.
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Erin Atwell – Anthropology
Preaching Taqwā: Textuality, Intimacy and Humanitarian Reason in Contemporary Cairo
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Lauren Beard – Sociology
The Wellness of Children, The Health of All: Tracing Logics of Global Youth Mental Health
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Anna Berg – Sociology
DIY and Dissidence: how online media have changed political mobilization in Germany, East and West
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Zoë Berman – Comparative Human Development
Intergenerational Memory Practices and Sociopolitical Transformation in Post-Genocide Rwanda
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Ipek Cinar – Political Science
Beyond ‘mere words’: Rhetorical Stratagems of Would-be Autocrats
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Alice Diaz Chauvigné – Anthropology
Webs of interactions among sentient beings in the Sierra Nevada de Santa Marta (Colombia): an ethnoarchaeological project
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Brandon Deadman – History
Conservative Revolution: The Metapolitical Roots of Europe’s Right Wing Resurgence
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Gabriel Groz – History
The Transnational Origins of Interregnum Statecraft, 1642-1660
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Elizabeth Hines – History
Remonstrants and Parliamentarians in the English Civil Wars
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Yağmur Deniz Kısa – Psychology
Spatial cognition in an Amazonian culture: How the Tsimané conceptualize space
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Ilqua Lutfi – Comparative Human Development
Intimacy and Domestic Labor Relations in Karachi
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Ashima Mittal – Anthropology
Making Air Breathable: experimental ecologies of ‘clean’ technoscientific capital in India
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Yasser Nasser – History
Creating ‘New Asia’: Sino-Indian Friendship and its Global Afterlives, 1947-1962
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Evgenia Olimpieva – Political Science
Putin’s Prosecutors: How Law Enforcement Helps Build Authoritarian States
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Kelsey Rooney – Anthropology
Every day, the Sea: the infrastructure of Senegal’s harbor spaces
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Xiaogao Zhou – Sociology
Mobilizing Medicine: Politics of Health on Gender Affirming Care in China