We are pleased to announce the 2024 Gittell Dissertation Fellows:
Ryan Brunette (Political Science), After the Miracle: Constructing Political Regimes and Corruption in Post-Apartheid South Africa
Thayer Hastings (Anthropology), Inhabiting the “Center of Life” in Jerusalem and the Demographic Governance of non-Citizenship
Zahra Khalid (Earth and Environmental Sciences), The “military real-estate state:” insecurity, middle-class aspirations, and speculative real-estate development in Pakistan
The CUNY Gittell Collective Public Scholar Book-Writing Workshop supports CUNY faculty in developing and publishing great first books by providing structured feedback infrastructure: negotiated deadlines, peer camaraderie and accountability, and feedback from field/subfield experts and esteemed interlocutors.
The 2024 Awardees are:
We are very pleased to announced the Gittell Dissertation Fellows for the 2023-2024 academic year:
Misty Crooks (Anthropology), Democracy Redefined: Electoral Governance, Political Demobilization, and the Hope of Reform Activism,
Silvina Calderaro (Urban Education), Regenerative Processes in Education and Climate Action: Learning More-than-human conviviality, and
Marianne Madoré (Sociology), The Empire City’s university: A study of CUNY colleges’ imbrication in US imperialism in the early 21st century
Congratulations!
The CUNY Gittell Collective Public Scholar Book-Writing Workshop supports CUNY faculty in developing and publishing great first books by providing structured feedback infrastructure: negotiated deadlines, peer camaraderie and accountability, and feedback from field/subfield experts and esteemed interlocutors.
The 2023 Awardees are:
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