Research projects funded in 2007

• Inés Arribas, Spanish
  "“Gitanos in Cyberspace”

• Michael Krausz, Philosophy
  "Relativism: A Compendium"

• Imke Meyer, German
  "Arthur Schnitzler’s Writings in a European Context"

• Kalala Ngalamulume, Africana Studies
  "Leisure and Empire: The French Colonial Rule and the Struggle for Cultural Hegemony in Senegal, 1850-1920"

Research projects funded in 2006

• Phil Kilbride, Anthropology
  "Life After the Streets: Life Stories and Policy Implications of Street Children in Comparative Perspective"
  Research including location and follow-up interviews with some of the street children from earlier fieldwork who have left the streets.

• Kate Thomas, English
  "Correspondences: Victorian Mail between London and Venice"
  A study of Victorian literature and culture that examines the figures of the post-letter, Post Office or postal worker and asks why they are often found hand-in-hand with narratives of social deviation.

Research projects funded in 2005

• Gary McDonogh, Growth and Structure of Cities
  "Barrios Chinos: Latin American Chinatowns in Comparative Perspective"
  

Research projects funded in 2004

• Juan Manuel Arbona, Growth and Structure of Cities
  "Social Mobilizations in the Age of Labor Informalization in Bolivia: Class and Indigenous Identity Borders"
  
  
• Carola Hein, Growth and Structure of Cities
  "The Emergence of a Polycentric Capital at the EU Periphery"
  
  
• Imke Meyer, German
  Research project on German and Austrian notions of Heimat
  
  
• Kalala Ngalamulume, Africana Studies and History
  "Leisure and Empire: The French Colonial Rule and the Struggle for Cultural Hegemony in Senegal, 1850-1920"
  
  
• Kalala Ngalamulume, Africana Studies and History, and Paula Viterbo, Mellon Postdoctoral Fellow in the History of Science
  Grant for "Medicine in Africa Workshop" held at Bryn Mawr College, April 14-15, 2005
  

• Nicholas Patruno, Italian
  Project comparing Italian immigrants to US at turn of the century and emigrants entering Italy in past 20 years
  
  
• Janet Ceglowski, Economics
  Project on Canada-U.S. border and trade

• George Pahomov, Russian
  Project exploring issues of exile, migration, the metropolis and totalitarian cinema of Moscow and Vienna

• Philip Kilbride, Anthropology
  "Global Immigration of Irish and Kenyans: A Comparative Study"