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2006-2007
Elizabeth Amann, Department of
Spanish and Portuguese, Columbia University, USA, The Politics
of Pants: Dandyism in the Age of Revolution
Jordana Dym, Department of History,
Skidmore College, USA, They Also Mapped: Travelers' Cartography,
1600-1950
Bruce King, Center for Hellenic
Studies Vassar College, USA, Contexts of Empedoklean Wandering
Laura Mason, University of Georgia,
Department of History, USA, The Affair of the Equals: Politics,
Justice and the End of the French Revolution
Maureen McLane, Committee on Degrees
in History & Literature, Harvard University, USA & Laura
Slatkin, Gallatin School, New York University, USA
Joint Project: British Romantic Homer and Beyond
Kenneth Mouré, Department
of History, University of California at Santa Barbara, USA, Extreme
Capitalism: Economic Controls and Black Markets in France, 1939-1950
Graham Parkes, Department of Philosophy,
University of Hawaii, USA, Walter Benjamin's "Arcades Project":
Interactive Elaborations. A multi-year collaborative website
Todd Shepard, Department of History,
Temple University, USA, The Affirmative Action Republic: "Exceptional
Promotion" in France (1956-1962) and the Race Question in the Cold
War World
Katherine Stern Brennan, Department
of History, Loyola College in Maryland, USA, A Kingdom of
Letters: Provincial Academies under Louis XIV
Christine van Ruymbeke, Faculty
of Oriental Studies, University of Cambridge, UK, The Persian
Animal Fables Tradition: Sitting Uncomfortably between Universal
Political Science and Particular Islamic Moral
Joint
Project IPAS - Institute for Scholars: Opening Markets
in Emerging Countries and its Impact on National Firms: A Comparative
Study between China and India
Jean-François Huchet,
Université Rennes 2 & EHESS-Paris, France
Ajitava Raychaudhuri, Department of Economics, Jadavpur University,
India
Joël Ruet, London
School of Economics, UK
Debashis Chakraborty,
Indian Institute of Foreign Trade, New Delhi, India
Wang Wei, Institute
of World Economics and Politics, Chinese Social Science Academy,
China
Kong Xinxin, National
Research Center for Science and Technology for Development, China
Joint Project IPAS - Institute
for Scholars: Comparing
Scales of Citizenship Between Social and Legal Representations
Catherine
Neveu, LAIOS, FMSH, France
John
Clarke,
Faculty of Social Sciences, The Open University, UK
Kathleen
Coll, Feminist Studies,
Stanford University, USA
Evelina
Dagnino, Dept.of Political
Science, University of Campinas, Brazil
2005-2006
Charles K. Armstrong, Weatherhead
East Asian Institute, Columbia University, USA : Collaboration
and the Politics of Memory in Europe and East Asia
Sara Beam, Department of History,
University of Victoria, Canada: The Body of the Criminal, 1500-1750
Meredith L. Clausen, Departments
of Architecture and Art History, University of Washington, Seattle,
USA : The Tour Montparnasse, Presidential Politics and the Urban
Fabric of Paris
Martha Howell, Department of
History, Columbia University, USA: Market Culture in the Cities
of the Late Medieval North
Sheryl Kroen, Department of History,
University of Florida, Gainesville, USA:
Capitalism and Democracy: the Lessons of the Marshall Plan
Peter Lunenfeld, Media Deign
Program Art Center College of Desing, Pasadena, USA: The Cultural
Uses of Computing
Ben O'Shaughnessy, Department of
Chemical Engineering, Columbia University, USA: Membrane Dynamics
and Cell Wound Repair
Noel Whiteside, Department of Sociology, University of Warwick,
UK: Comparative Constructions of Public Service in Historical
Perspective
Barbara Woike, Department of
Psychology, Barnard College, Columbia University, USA: The Influence
ef Personality Motivation on Autobiographical Memory
Barbara Wright, Department of
French, Trinity College, Dublin, Ireland
New Edition of Narcisse Berchère's Le Désert
de Suez
Joint Project:
Diderot, Russia and the Emerging Notion of Civilization: The
Historical Experience, the Process of Development and the Art of
Governing - FMSH -IIPAS
Christoph Frank, Forschungszentrum
Europäische Aufklärung, Potsdam, Germany
Gianluigi Goggi, Dipartimento
di Lingue e Letterature Romanze, Universita di Pisa, Italy
Sergueï Karp, Institut
d'Histoire universelle, Académie des Sciences de Russie,
Moscou
Sergeï Mezine, Chaire
d'Histoire de la Russie, Faculté d'Histoire de l'Université
de Saratov, Russia
Guest Fellow: Georges
Dulac, Institut de recherche sur la Renaissance, l'Age
classique et les Lumières, Université Paul-Valéry
- Montpellier 3, France
Joint Project Homo Legens. Styles
and practices of Reading: the relationship of the Oral and Written
Traditions (comparative analysis of the medieval literature) -
FMSH- International Programme for Advanced Studies (IPAS)
Svetlana Loutchistskaya,
Centre d'anthropologie historique de l'Occident medieval, Institut
d'Histoire générale, Moscou, Russia
Arzu Öztürkmen, Department
of History, Bogazici University, Istambul, Turkey
Tivadar Palagyi, Département
d'études françaises, ELTE Université de Budapest,
Hungary
Guest Fellows:
Sophia Menache, Department of History,
University of Haifa, Israel
Marie-Christine Varol, Département
Espagnol, Faculté des lettres et langues de Poitiers, France
2004-2005
Andrew Arato,
New School for Social Research, New York, USA, and Jean
L. Cohen, Department of Political Science, Columbia University,
New York, USA: The Return of the Repressed: Sovereignty in Domestic
and Transnational Politics
Fredric L. Cheyette, History
Department, Amherst College, Amherst, USA: The Rural World and
the Rural Economy of Europe in the Middle Ages
Donna Dickenson, Centre for
the Study of Global Ethics, University of Birmingham, UK: Biotechnology
and Property in the Body: Approaches from Feminist Philosophy and
Civil Law
Marilyn Hacker, The City College
of New York & CUNY Graduate Center, USA: Literary Translation:
Contemporary French Poets
John D. Lyons, Department
of French Language and Literature, University of Virginia, Charlottesville,
USA: Tragedy and Chance
Alyce Mahon, Department of
History of Art, University of Cambridge, UK :Jean-Jacques
Lebel and the Workshop of Free Expression in Paris, 1964-66
Anne E. Mc.Call,
Department of French and Italian, Tulane University, New Orleans,
USA: Trial by Letters
Darrin M. McMahon, Department
of History, Florida State University, Tallahassee, USA: Happiness:
A History
Samuel Moyn, Department of History,
Columbia University, New York, USA: The Era of Individualism:
Revival of a French Concept
Gerald L. Neuman, Columbia
University School of Law, New York, USA: National Constitutionalism
and International Cooperation: Adaptation and Projection
Brian W. Ogilvie, Department
of History, University of Massachusetts, Amherst, USA: Ezechiel
Spanheim and the Learned Culture of Seventeenth-century Europe
Robert L. Vilain, Department of German, Royal Holloway, University
of London, UK: The Mutual Influence of French and German Literature,
1870-1936
Joint Project:
Translation and Exclusion. Europe: a community of
translation Institute for Scholars and the FMSH - IPAS
Jelica Sumic, Faculté des Lettres, Université
de Ljubljana, Ljubljana, Slovenia
Ernesto Laclau, Department of
Government, University of Essex, Colchester, UK
Rado Riha, Centre des Recherches
Scientifiques, Académie slovène des sciences et des
arts, Ljubljana, Slovenia
Olivier Marchart, Institut für
Medienwissenschaften, University of Basel, Switzerland
Guest Fellow: Jean-Pierre Marcos,
Département de Philosophie, Université de Paris 8,
France
Joint Project: Forms
of Knowledge of the Past. Institute for Scholars and the FMSH
- International Programme for Advanced Studies (IPAS)
Alexei M. Rutkevich, Institute
of Philosophy, Russian Academy of Sciences, Moscow, Russia
Irina M. Savelieva, Institute
for Theoretical and Historical Studies in the Humanities, State
University - Higher School of Economics, Moscow, Russia
Klaus von Beyme, Institut für
Politische Wissenschaft, Ruprecht-Karls-Universität Heidelberg,
Germany
Guest Fellow : Jutta Scherrer,
Centre d'études du monde russe, soviétique et post-soviétique,
Ecole des hautes études en Sciences sociales, Paris, France
2003-2004
Nebahat Avcioglu, School of Art History
and Archaeology, University of Manchester: Architecture, Modernism
and the Discourses of Ottoman Nationalism
Vicki Caron, Department of History, Cornell
University: Catholic-Jewish Relations in France since 1870
Matthew L. Jones, Department of History,
Columbia University: Formal Reasoning and its Discontents: Mathematics,
Aesthetics and the Dangers of Rigor in the Enlightenment
Gregory Mann,
Department of History, Columbia University: Violence, Immigration
and Memory in an African Post-Colony
Jennifer D. Milam,
Department of Art History and Theory, University of Sidney: A Playful
Aesthetic: Reinterpreting Rococo Visual Culture
Joint Project: Trust and Democracy
in Transition, Institute for Scholars and the FMSH - Intenational
Program for Advanced Studies (IPAS)
Michèle Grossen,
Institut de Psychologie, Faculté des SSP, Lausanne
Per Linell, Department of Communication
Studies, Linkoping University
Ivana Markova, Department of Psychology, University of Stirling
in partnership with
Li Liu, The London School of Economics
and Political Science
Joint Project:
The Foundations of Mathematics in the XIXth Century: Between
History, Philosophy, Epistemology and Cognition, Institute for
Scholars and the FMSH - International Program for Advanced Studies
(IPAS)
José
M. Ferrerios Dominguez,
Facultad de Filosofia, Universidad de Sevilla
Javier Legris, Faculty of Economic
Sciences, University of Buenos Aires
Klaus Thomas Volkert, Department of
Mathematics, Johan Wolfgang Goethe-Universität
in partnership with
Dominique Flament, CNRS, Director of
the F2DS research
team, and Philippe Nabonnand, Université
de Nancy 2, scientific coordinators of the project
2002-2003
Carolyn Burke,
University of California, Santa Cruz: A Translation of the Selected
Poems and Essays of Lionel Ray
Abigail C. Cohn, Department
of Linguistics, Cornell University : Word-Internal Prosodic Structure:
A Cross-Linguistic Study
Françoise Collin, Centre parisien
d'études critiques: La question du genre dans la philosophie
française contemporaine: Deleuze, Foucault, Lyotard, Derrida,
Lacan, Althusser, Badiou, Bourdieu
Adriana
Méndez Rodenas, Department of Spanish and Portuguese,
University of Iowa: Engendering the Nation: Women's Travels as
Historical Discourse and Flora Tristan's Pilgrimage to Peru
Friederike Moltmann, Department
of Philosophy, University of Stirling :Reference to Abstract
and Derived Objects in Natural Language
Ourida Mostefai, Department of Romance
Languages and Literatures, Boston College: Colonialism, National
Identity and the French Enlightenment: Citizenship and 'Foreignness'
in 18th-Century France
Jeremy Jennings,
Department of Political Science and International Studies,University
of Birmingham: A History of Political Thought in France; Republicanism
and Multiculturalism in Contemporary France
Sudhir Alladi Venkatesh, Department
of Sociology, Columbia University: A Comparative Study of Public
Housing in France and the United States
Joint Project: Les Vocabulaires
Sociologiques Face à l'Unification de l'Europe: Construction,
Transformation, Mondialisation, Institute for Scholars and the
FMSH Intenational Program for Advanced Studies (IPAS)
Reinhard Blomert,
Department of Sociology, University of Graz
Natalia Chmatko, Russian-French
Center of Sociology and Philosophy, Russian Academy of Sciences
Vittorio Cotesta, Dipartemento di Sociologia e Scienza Politica,
Universià di Salerno
Jan Spurk, Université Evry-Val
d'Essonne and Laboratoire de Sociologie du Changement des Institutions
(IRESCO)
2001-2002
Mark
M. Anderson, Department of Germanic Languages, Columbia University:
Uncanny Nation: German Jews in Paris and the Origins of European
Modernity
Sandra L. Bermann, Department of Comparative
Literature, Princeton University: René Char and the Poetics
of Memory
Phyllis Birnbaum, Writer: Glory in a Line: A Biography
of Fujita Tsuguji
Gregory Stephen Brown, Department of History, University
of Nevada, Las Vegas: A Field of Honor: Writers, Court Culture
and Public Theater in the French Intellectual Field from Racine
to the Revolution
George P. Fletcher, Columbia University School of Law: Vers
un droit pénal commun en matière de crimes internationaux
Colin Jones, Department of History, University of Warwick:
Madame de Pompadour, Images of a Mistress; Teeth and Smiles in
18th-Century Paris; The History of Paris
Herman Lebovics, State University of
New York, Stony Brook: The Once Colonial in the Once Center:
The Creation of the Musée du Quai Branly
Cathy Lisa Schneider, School of International
Service, American University: From Protest Policing to Drug War
Policing: Violence and Identity in Buenos Aires, New York and Paris
Steven Ungar, Department of Cinema and Comparative Literature,
University of Iowa: Urban Subjects: City Scenes and Everyday
Life in Twentieth-Century France
Joint project: Separation and Dialogue - Issues in the
Politics of Peace, Institute for Scholars and FMSH-IPAS
Stefano Bianchini, Department of Political
Science, University of Bologna
Sanjay Chaturvedi, Department of Political
Science, Panjab University
Ranabir Samaddar, Peace Studies Program,
South Asia Forum for Human Rights
Joint project: Mathematical Proof,
Axiomatico-Deductive Demonstration and the Historical Shaping of
Discourses about Them, Institute for Scholars and FMSH-IPAS
Geoffrey E. R. Lloyd, Needham Research
Institute, Cambridge
Ian Mueller, Department of Philosophy,
University of Chicago
Reviel Netz, Department of Classics,
Stanford University
Dhruv Raina, School of Social Sciences,
Jawaharlal Nehru University
2001
Sudhir Chandra, Centre for Studies
in Social Sciences, Calcutta: Religion, Culture and the Nation:
Upper Caste Converts to Christianity
Jean Cohen, Department of Political Science, Columbia University
Rethinking Popular Sovereignty and Representation
Lynn Cooper, Department of Psychology,
Columbia University: The Cognitive Neuroscience of Object Recognition
Victoria de Grazia, Department of History, Columbia University
American Market Culture in Twentieth Century Europe
Martha Howell, Department of
History, Columbia University: Market Culture in Late Medieval
Cities of Northern Europe
Dietmar Loch, University of Bielefeld; Fellow, FMSH: Société fermée versus
société ouverte. La droite radicale et la dénationalisation:
France, Allemagne, Autriche
Harrison White, Department of Sociology, Columbia University:
Social Networks in Business Settings among Markets and Firms
Joint project:
Variations autour d'un droit commun
Abdulla Cissé, Université
Gaston Berger, Saint-Louis du Sénégal
Lu Jianping, University of the People,
Beijing
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