Bonnie Scarth spent the 2015-16 academic year working in the Anthropology Department at Cornell University, pursuing a comparative research project on the subjective meanings, lived experiences, and potential transformations of trauma among women diagnosed with post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) in the U.S. and New Zealand. With a background in family violence and sexual assault prevention, […]
Fellows: Ben Bush, Charlotte Crowe, Christina Nichol, Dimana Trankova, Inez Baranay, Joseph Horton, Martin Kostov, Svetlozar Stoyanov, Toshka Ivanova, Violeta Radkova
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Mathilde Bach received a recognition for her translation of William Giraldi’s Hold the Dark (Aucun homme ni dieu, editions Autrement).
Professor Michael Ignatieff of Central European University gave the sixth annual Fulbright Distinguished Lecture on June 10, 2016. His lecture, titled “The European Refugee Crisis: What is to be Done,” highlights a gap in understanding of the refugee crisis by international relations scholars and practical political discourse, and the vulnerability of asylum rights due to