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IGCC-UCDC Fellowship in Foreign Policy Studies

Since the 1998–1999 academic year, IGCC has awarded a special dissertation fellowship in foreign policy studies. The fellow, who must be in residence in Washington, D.C., for at least one quarter of the fellowship year, has special access to the IGCC Washington office and its resources. Office space is provided, as is help making contacts appropriate to the fellow's research project. In return, the IGCC-UCDC fellow works with the Washington office while in residence to support IGCC activities there. Past IGCC-UCDC fellows are listed below. The application cycle for IGCC dissertation fellowships begins in the fall of each academic year.
2007–2008 Fellow: LINDSAY OLDENSKI, UC San Diego Outsourcing Jobs: A Theoretical and Empirical Model of International Trade and Investment in the Service Sector 2006–2007 Fellow: BENJAMIN HICKLER, UC San Francisco Regional Biosecurity in Southeast Asia and the Western Pacific 2001–2002 Fellow: LINA NEWTON, UC Irvine The Success of Laws That Fail: U.S. Immigration Policy and the Social Construction of Mexican Migration 2001–2002 Fellow: MICHAEL STRUETT, UC Irvine The Politics of Constructing an International Criminal Court 2000–2001 Fellow: JENNIFER D. KIBBE, UCLA Why Do U.S. Presidents Choose to Overthrow Other Governments? Toward a Theory of Covert Action Decision Making 1999–2000 Fellow: LISE M. HOWARD, UC Berkeley Organizational Learning and Forgetting: The United Nations and Civil War Termination 1998–1999 Fellow: MARC R. ROSENBLUM, UC San Diego Abroad and at Home: Foreign and Domestic Sources of U.S. Migration Policy

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