Current Fellows
2009-10
Visiting Research Fellows
Jennifer L. Derr, American University in Cairo
Cultivating the State: Cash Crop Agriculture, Irrigation, and the Geography of Authority in Colonial Southern Egypt, 1868-1931
Grace Elizabeth Hale, University of Virginia
Shooting in Harlan: Documentary Work and New Left Politics
Julio E. Moreno, University of San Francisco
What Global Capitalism Leaves to the Nation: Coca-Cola in Latin America and Corporate Strategies for Localizing the Global and Globalizing the Local
Brent S. Sirota, North Carolina State University
The 'Long Church' Movement: Anglican Humanitarianism, 1690-1730
Sarah Van Beurden, Ohio State University
The Object of Diaspora: African Art and Postwar Cultural Politics in the U.S.A.
Internal Research Fellows
Erika M. Bsumek
Drowning Gods and Developing Prayer Sites: The Building of Glen Canyon Dam and the Fate of the Rainbow Bridge National Monument
Alison K. Frazier
The Death of Pietro Paolo Boscoli
Tiffany M. Gill
Selling Africa to African Americans: The Birth of Roots Tourism in the Age of Decolonization
Antony G. Hopkins
Rethinking the American Empire
Joan Neuberger
Prospero's Books: From Machiavelli to Disney in Eisenstein's Theory of History
Visiting Research Associates
Jason Oliver Chang, PhD candidate, University of California, Berkeley
Outsider Crossings: History, Geography and Culture of Transnational Chinese in the California Borderlands, 1900-1952
A. Azfar Moin, PhD candidate, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor
Messianism and Kingship: Islam and the Political imagination of early Modern India and Iran
Lina Del Castillo, Big XII Faculty Fellow, Iowa State University
The Science of Nation Building: A History of Geographic Sciences in Colombia, 1821-1921
Alejandro Delgado, PhD candidate, Yale University
Making "Wetback Nationals": Evolving Regimes of Migration Restriction and the Forced Removal of Ethnic Mexicans, 1942-1986
Christopher Ernst, PhD candidate, University of Toronto
Performing Modernity: Public Entertainment in Late Victorian Toronto
Andrew Sluyter, Louisiana State University
Cattle Herders of the Atlantic World: The Roles of Blacks in Interconnecting Peoples and Places,
1500-1900
