PAST RECIPIENTS: ALLIANCE CALL FOR DOCTORAL MOBILITY

Winners 2010

> A legal comparative study about biotechnology patents dealing with human materials, in French Law and in American Law
Audrey Aboukrat, Universite Paris I, invited at Columbia University (Law)

> Fiscal Policy in Developing Countries
Lucie Gadenne, Universite Paris I, invited at Columbia University (Economics)

> Social Inequalities linked to the effect of Environmental Quality on Health and Productivity
Emmanuelle Lavaine, Universite Paris I, invited at Columbia University (Economics)

> Homogenization and symplectic topology
Nicolas Vichery, Ecole Polytechnique, invited at Columbia University (Mathematics)

> Military Recruitment of Non-citizens in the U.S. Armed Forces
Alice Le Clezio, Sciences Po, invited at Columbia University (Political Science)

> Testable restrictions in Economies with Public Goods and Externalities
Vincenzo Platino, Universite Paris I, invited at Columbia University (Economics)

Additional Grants:
Four doctoral students have been acknowledged for the strength of their applications, although they were not awarded grants. The Alliance Program will provide the following students a letter of invitation to come as visiting scholars:

> The Congressional Black Caucus. The Black Conscience of the American Congress
Camille Julien‐Moraud, Université Paris I, invited at Columbia University (History)

> Multiple‐asset price formation and market microstructure
Arseniy Kukanov, Columbia University, invited at Ecole Polytechnique (Industrial Engineering and Operations Research)

> Trade Liberalization, Oligopolistic Market Structures and Welfare
Mathieu Parenti, Université Paris I, invited at Columbia University (Economics)

> Asymmetric information, opportunistic government and rational epidemics – a microeconomic approach to communicable human diseases
Adam Zylbersztejn, Université Paris I, invited at Columbia University (Economics)

Winners 2009

> Public policies towards socio-spatial consequences of globalization on Paris’ first suburbs: A comparative perspective with New York’s suburbs
Marie-Fleur Albecker, Universite Paris I, invited at Columbia University

> Axe of Applied Microeconomics and Econometrics
Natalia Kyui, Universite Paris I, invited at Columbia University

> Temporal Distribution of Price Changes within Firms, Industries, and Markets
Julien Martin, Universite Paris I, invited at Columbia University

> Proportionality, Conflict of Laws and the Philosophy of Regulation
Toni Marzal, Universite Paris I, invited at Columbia University

Additional Grants:

> Inventing Africa in Paris: Les Ballets Africains de Keita Fodeba, 1950-1959
Joshua Cohen , Columbia University, invited at Universite Paris I

> Colonial Interactions in Interwar Algeria: Left-Wing Society in Oran
Claire Marynower, Sciences Po, invited at Columbia University

Winners 2008

> Colonial Studies and Public Health: The History of Mental Health in French Indochina
Claire Edington, Columbia University, invited at Sciences Po

> Lifestyles of young women in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia
Amelie Le Renard, Sciences Po, invited at Columbia University

> For a History of The Global Brain Race in the 20th Century
Guillaume Tronchet, University Paris I Pantheon-Sorbonne, invited at Columbia University

Additional grants:

> A Decade of Anglo-American Rivalries: The fight for North Atlantic control and for influence over Portugal (1942-1951)
Alexandre Luis Moreli Rocha, Université Paris I Panthéon-Sorbonne, invited at Columbia University

> The Making of Contemporary Culture in the Art Museum
Anna Zamora, Columbia University, invited at Université Paris I Panthéon-Sorbonne

Winners 2007

> The new forms of work efficiency governing the immaterial world
Jean Béhue, Centre de Recherche en Gestion, Ecole Polytechnique, going to Columbia Business School

> Norms and practices of the family and politics in Senegal: the benefits of a cross-atlantic scientific approach
Marie Brossier, Université Paris I Panthéon-Sorbonne, going to Columbia University, Institute of African Studies

> Internationalization of the internal conflicts in Sudan: aiding conflict settlement?
Maria Gabrielsen, SciencesPo, going to Columbia Political Science Department

> Representation(s) of mobility and success. migrants from the Senegal River Valley traveling between their countries of origin and France
Christine Ludl, Free University of Berlin / Sciences Po, going to Columbia History Department

> The effect of education and organizational participation on the labor market returns
Pablo Swedberg-Gonzalez, Economics and Education, Teachers College, Columbia, going to Sciences Po

Winners 2006

> Innovative Strategies in the Pharmaceutical Industry Empirical Facts and Theory
Gautier Duflos, Economics, Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne, visiting Columbia Business School

> Social Identities as a Network: Formation and Salience of European Identities
Andrej Tusicisny, Political Science, Columbia University, visiting Sciences Po

> The Political Voice of Immigrants in a Comparative Perspective
Ernesto Castañeda-Tinoco, Sociology, Columbia University, visiting Université Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne

Winners 2005

> Optical Conductivity and the Correlation Strength of High Temperature Copper-Oxide Superconductors
Armin Comanac, Physics, Columbia University, visiting Ecole Polytechnique

> North American Visions of Public International Law, Theoretical Perspectives
Lucie Delabie, Law, Universite Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne, visiting Columbia Law School

> The Causes of Today's Young People's Disaffection with Science Study: A Comparative Research Between France and China
Lili Ji, Political Science, Sciences Po, visiting Columbia University

> National Catastrophes Risk Management and Financing
Marta Vicarelli, Sustainable Development, Columbia University, visiting Ecole Polytechnique