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VISITING
SCHOLARS AND FELLOWS
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The
New School Social Science Training Fellows (NSST)
NSST is a Fellowship program that complements the work of the region-based
Democracy & Diversity (Cape Town and Krakow) Institutes,
by providing an annual follow-up component and extension to selected
Institute alumni annually. During their stay, fellows will have a chance
to deepen their research work that began at the Institutes in a more
closely supervised program at the New School University's Graduate Faculty.
For more about the Democracy & Diversity Institutes and the
NSST fellowship program in New York visit our programs/fellowships
page.
Fall
2003 program fellows
Richard
Asante (Ghana)
is a holder of M.Phil degree in Political Science from the University
of Ghana
TCDS Project: The Politics of Managing Ethnic Cleavages,Inequalities,
Nation-Building and Democratisation in Ghana
Yuri Contreras
(Chile) is
a Ph.D candidate. New SchoolUniversity,
TCDS Project: Chilean Christian Democracy: Religion, Social
Change, and Democracy
Aleida Ferreyra-Barreiro (Mexico)
is a Ph.D candidate, New School University,
TCDS Project: Civil
Society in Times of Public Insecurity and Bad Policing: The Case of
Mexico.
Slobodan Karamanic (Serbia) is
a Ph.D candidate, Institum Studiorum Humanitatis, Ljubljana (Slovenia)
TCDS Project: Anti-essentialist Theory of Nationalism: Analyzing
Historical and Contemporary Articulations of the Politics of National
Identity
Likani
Lebani (Zimbabwe) is a holder of Masters in Development Studies
(MDevStud) from the University of Kwazulu-Natal, South Africa
TCDS Project: Questioning Conventional Beliefs – The Role of
Civil Society in the Zimbabwe Crisis
Libby Newman (USA) is a Ph.D candidate,
New School University.
TCDS Project Civic Education in Pluralist Societies, Poverty
and inequality, development management and informal economy
Ostap
Odushkin (Ukraine) is
a Ph. D candidate at the Graduate School for Social Research, Warsaw,
Poland
TCDS Project: In Search for Institutional Determinants of Liberal
Democracy: Political Cleavages and Their Impact on Stability of Democracy
in Post-Communist Countries: Comparative Analysis of Poland and Ukraine
Ana-Maria Pascal (Romania) is a Ph.D
candidate in Philosophy at the Petre Andrei University of Iasi, Faculties
of Political Sciences and Economy
TCDS Project: The Notion of Public Sphere in Post-Totalitarian
Times: A Normative Account.
Karolina Szmagalska (Poland) is
a Ph.D candidate, New School University.
TCDS Project: The Making of New Boundaries of Europe
Michael Weinman (USA) is a Ph.D candidate,
New School University.
TCDS Project: State Speech vs. Hate Speech: What to Do
About "Words That Wound"?
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