Project: Sharpening the Honey Adze: Using the Rock Art of Iringa and Mbeya to Understand the Role of Honey in Catalyzing Cross-Community Connection

 

Project: Do Words Matter in International Relations? Diplomatic Rhetoric and Credible Signaling

 

Project: Giving the Street the Last Word

 

Project: The Participatory Foundations of Democracy in New England: Institutional Innovation, Political Legitimation, and Popular Domination during the Colonial Era

 

Project: Toxified Dreams: Environmental Contamination, the Body, and Visions of Survivable Futures in the Mexicali/Calexico Region of the US-Mexico Border​

 

Project: Understanding Informal Labor in the Global South

 

Project: Communities of Difference: Neighborhood life in contested Jerusalem

 

Project: Women in War and Peace: Transnational Activism and the Politics of Gender in a Post-Cold War World

 

Project: Sculpting the Image of Man and Woman: Art, Bodies, and the Formation of the Aesthetic State in Wilhelmine Germany and Meiji Japan, 1890-1914

 

Project: Liberalism sans Pluralism: Middle Class Politics and the Creation of a New India

 

Project: Democratic Discord: Why and How Leaders and Bureaucrats Fight over Foreign Policy

 

Project: Pig People: an interspecies story of chimerical emergence

 

Project: An International Perspective on Brazilian Economic Policy from the "Miracle" to the Debt Crisis

 

Project: Democracy in Movement: Party Decay and the Reconfiguration of Electoral Competition under Conflict

 

Project: Roman Market Integration, 4th-Early 7th c. CE

 

Project: The Many Foundations: Reform, Revolution and the Transformation of Law and Politics in Mexico, 1900–1940