This year was a particularly successful harvest for our cultural anthropology Ph.D candidates!
- Mario Capelloni Dissertation Fellowship ($25,000)
Zeynep Ozbarlas for “New Age Spirituality in Post-Secular Turkey: Navigating Secular Sensibilities and Neoliberal Ideology”
- Carell Dissertation Fellowship ($25,000)
Stephanie Cruz De Echeverria Loebell for “Staying – National Ideology and the Experience of Non-migrants in a Historic Region of Migration in Mexico”
- The Center for Place, Culture and Politics Dissertation Fellowship ($10,000)
Juliana Valente for “Writing Oneself into the Brazilian Nation: The Use of IDs by Criminalized Youth”
- The Center for Place, Culture and Politics Dissertation Fellowship ($10,000) with Dissertation Year Fellowship ($15,000)
Nikhil Ramachandran for “Alter-Politics of Urban Commoning within Racial Capitalism: An Ethnography”
- The Committee for Globalization and Social Change Dissertation Fellowship ($10,000) with Dissertation Year Fellowship ($15,000)
Burcu Ozdemir Demir for “Wounded Ecologies: Political Life of Water in Upper Tigris Basin”
- Dissertation Year Fellowship ($25,000)
Onaiza Arshad for “Mediating National Pasts: Image and Built-Form in Andaroon-Shehr, Lahore”
Karen Hui for “Anxious Futures: Middle Class Parenting in Contemporary China”
Deborah Philip for “Home in the Colony and Postcolony: The Burghers, Sri Lanka and the Longing for Place”
Julian Ross for “Germany’s New Jewish Question: Illiberalism, Secularism, and Religious Difference in Jewish Welfare”
Shibanee Sivanayagam for “Palmyrah Politics: Articulations of Ethnicity, Caste, and Class in Northern Sri Lanka”
Paulo Suárez for “City of Tenants: Finance Capital, Rental Housing, and the Political Subject in Los Angeles”
- Marilyn J. Gittell Dissertation Fellowship ($25,000)
Emine Busra Unluonen for “Living Irreverently: Aesthetics and Politics of Populism in Turkiye”
