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VISITING
SCHOLARS AND FELLOWS
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Fellows
for 2003
Working
Papers are in PDF format.
Richard
Asante, (Ghana) University of Ghana
The Politics of
Managing Ethnic Cleavages, Inequalities, Nation-Building and Democratisation
in Ghana
Yuri Contreras,
(Chile)
NSSR
Chilean Christian Democracy: Religion, Social Change, and Democracy
Aleida Ferreyra-Barreiro, (Mexico) NSSR
Civil
Society in Times of Public Insecurity and Bad Policing: The Case of
Mexico
Slobodan Karamanic, (Serbia) Institum Studiorum Humanitatis
Anti-essentialist Theory of Nationalism: Analyzing Historical and
Contemporary Articulations of the Politics of National Identity
Likani
Lebani, (Zimbabwe) University of Kwazulu-Natal, South Africa
Questioning Conventional Beliefs – The
Role of Civil Society in the Zimbabwe Crisis
Libby Newman, (USA) NSSR
Civic Education in Pluralist Societies, Poverty and inequality, development
management and informal economy
Ostap
Odushkin, (Ukraine) Graduate
School for Social Research, Warsaw, Poland
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) Petre Andrei University of Iasi
The Notion of Public Sphere in Post-Totalitarian
Times: A Normative Account.
Karolina Szmagalska, (Poland) NSSR
The Making of New Boundaries of Europe
Michael Weinman, (USA)
NSSR
State Speech vs. Hate Speech: What to
Do About "Words That Wound"?
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more about the Democracy & Diversity Institutes and the NSST
fellowship program in New York visit our programs/fellowships
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