1999–2000 IGCC Dissertation Fellows

Suraya Afiff
UC Berkeley, Environmental Science, Policy and Management
Rural Producers and Environmental Discourse in a Transitional State: The Puzzle of Oil Palm Plantations in Aceh, Indonesia

Donna Alvah
UC Davis, History
Unofficial Ambassadors: American Military Families Overseas and Cold War International Relations, 1945–1961

Matthew Baum*
UC San Diego, Political Science
Managing Foreign Crisis in the Communications Age: How the Media and Public Opinion Constrain the Decision to Use Force

Zachary Elkins
UC Berkeley, Political Science
Institutional Innovation and the Diffusion of Democracy

Isabelle T. Fauconnier
UC Berkeley, City and Regional Planning
Services for the Poor: State and Market, Equity and Efficiency

Maureen Feeley*
UC San Diego, Political Science
Institutionalizing Human Rights in Kenya: The Role of Non-Government Organizations and Transnational Advocacy Networkss

Cathleen Fogel
UC Santa Cruz, Environmental Studies
International Cooperative Arrangements to Conserve Forests: An Assestment of Civil Society Participation and the Role of Science in the Forest Stewardship Council

Eben Friedman
UC San Diego, Political Science
Internationalization of Ethnic Conflict and Political Integration of Stateless Minorities in the Pre-and Post-Communist Eastern Europe

Michael Hall
UC Santa Barbara, Political Science
The Political and Institutional Sources of Exchange Rate Regime Choice

Tryntje Helfferich
UC Santa Barbara, History
Amalia Elisabeth of Hesse-Cassel (1602–1651): Complexity and Power in The Thirty Years War

Jill Holslin
UC San Diego, Literature
Clash of Civilizations or Free Flow of International Trade?: The Levant Company and Literacy of Production in Early Modern Turkey

Mark Kayser
UC Los Angeles, Political Science
The Temptation of Timing: Political Cycles, Economic Interdependence, and the Endogenous Calling of Elections

Kenneth A. Osgood
UC Santa Barbara, History
Psychological Warefare and U.S.-Soviet Arms Control Negotiations, 1953–1960

Rebecca Overmyer-Velazquez
UC Santa Barbara, Sociology
The Local, the Global, and the Nation-State: Indigenous Peoples and the Political Mobilization for Autonomy

Elliott A. Posner
UC Berkeley, Political Science
Why is Western Europe Distinct? The Creation of New European Financial Institutions in the Age of EU Politics

Brian Rathbun
UC Berkeley, Political Science
Beyond the Water's Edge: Partisian Politics and Foreign Policy in the European Union

Kathryn Statler*
UC Santa Barbara, History
No Exit: Franco-American Conflict Over Indochina, 1950-1956

IGCC/Sea Grant Dissertation Fellow

Christopher Costello
UC Berkeley, Agriculture and Resource Economics
Incorporating Information in Renewable Resource Management

IGCC-UCDC Foreign Policy Studies Dissertation Fellow

Lise Morje Howard*
UC Berkeley, Political Science
Organizational Learning and Forgetting: The United Nations and Civil War Termination

*Renewal