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Jill Winder Newsletters

Fellowship Years: 2004-2006 Fellowship Topic: German Art Fellowship Area: Germany Lost on Rosenthalerstraße: An Introduction to Berlin Through its Architecture “Wir sind das Volk”: Monday Demonstrations 1989 and Today What’s in a Name? The Friedrich Christian Flick Collection and the Story of One German Family Not Yet Europe, Part One Not Yet Europe, Part II Art and Terror […]

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Cristina Duschek Newsletters

Fellowship Years: 2004-2006 Fellowship Topic: Romania’s Struggle to Recover Fellowship Area: Romania Back to Romania: Finding my Ithaca Welcome to Bucharest: The Wild East Romanian Women in Transition Heroes of Romanian Sports in Transition “Sports For All in Romania: Mens Insana in Paix Insana” The Worst of Times, the Best of Times for Romanian Media: Part I The […]

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Andrew J. Tabler Newsletters

Fellowship Years: 2005 – 2006 Fellowship Area(s): Lebanon, Syria, Egypt The Gathering Storm Rally ’round the Flag When the Press Gathers in Damascus The Tsunami The Ties That Unwind Op Ed: How to Deal with Syria: Find out who’s in Charge Lebanon’s Twilight Zone Hizbollah: Besides God’s Party, Whose? Blowing off Steam Democracy to the Rescue Making […]

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Matthew Wheeler Newsletters

Fellowship Years: 2002-2004 Fellowship Topic: Relations among and between nations along the Mekong River Fellowship Area: Thailand Thailand and Terrorism After Bali On the Border with Colonel Kurtz Thoughts from Bangkok on the Anti-Thai Riot in Phnom Penh Viva Mong La! Shan State of Mind: Kengtung From Marketplace to Battlefield: Counting the Costs of Thailand’s Drug War Mr. […]

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Alexander J. Brenner Newsletters

Fellowship Years: 2003 – 2005 Fellowship Area(s): China Who’s Worrying about SARS, and Why The Feel-Good Gap The Ikea-Man Cometh: Globalization and the Creation of a Chinese Middle Class Take A Number: Peasants, Urbanites and the Greatest Migration Migrants and the Dangers of Namelessness, Part 1 Migrants and the Dangers of Namelessness, Part 2 The Expert and the […]

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James Workman Newsletters

Fellowship Years: 2001-2003 Fellowship Topic: Southern Africa Water Issues Fellowship Area: Nambia, Mozambique, Zimbabwe, Botwana, South Africa, Egypt, Lesotho Water Meter Wars: Privatization, Protests and Renegade Plumbers Knifing Opportunists: The Struggle to Fill the Vacuum Africa’s First Regulated River Smuggling for the San: Water as a Weapon in the Central Kalahari Rules of the Game: Rifles, Rhino and […]

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Martha Farmelo Newsletters

Fellowship Years: 2001-2003 Fellowship Topic: Gender dynamics and equality Fellowship Area: Argentina Spaceship to Argentina: Observations Upon Landing Spaceship to Argentina: Observations Upon Landing II The End of Machismo? Women in the Argentine Senate Boost Their Number Six-fold–And No One Blinks an Eye A Seizure or a Birth? Pots Clang, a President Falls and 30 Die as Argentines […]

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Peter Keller Newsletters

Fellowship Years: 2000-2002 Fellowship Topic: National and Private Parks in Chile and Argentina Fellowship Area: Argentina, Chile The Race for Machu Picchu Initial Impressions of Chile The Futaleufú River – Part 1: To be or not to be damned? Chile’s Temperate Rainforest: A Critical Review of a Proposal To Turn Native Forests into Wood Chips Puyehue National Park […]

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Curt Gabrielson Newsletters

Fellowship Years: 2001 – 2002 Fellowship Area(s): East Timor, Indonesia, USA The Youngest Nation Building From the Ground Up: Education in New East Timor An Island Full of Languages First Impressions of the UN in East Timor Cloudy Waters: A Political Primer of East Timor U.S. Responsibility in the West Timor Refugee Crisis A Long and Rocky […]

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