Past Resident Scholars - A- Z

Edith Ackerman

Invited Participant, 2008, Massachusetts Institute of Technology; University of Siena
Kluge Center Project: "The Anthropology of Digital Natives"
Webcast: "The Anthropology of Digital Natives"
Press Release: Kluge Center Opens Lecture Series on "Digital Natives"

Christine Adams

Mellon Fellow, 1999, Saint Mary's College
Kluge Center Project: "The Society for Maternal Charity in 19th Century France"
Appointment: Library Announces Third Mellon Foreign Area Fellowship Awards

Matthew Stephen Adams

British Research Council Fellow, 2008, University of Manchester
Kluge Center Project: "Kropotkin beyond Kropotkin: The Anarchisms of Herbert Read and Murray Bookchin."

Jeremy Adamson

Invited Participant, 2012, Library of Congress
Kluge Center Project: "Jurji Zaidan: His Contributions to Modern Arab Thought and Literature"
Webcast: Jurji Zaidan: His Contributions to Modern Arab Thought & Literature

Emma Adlard

British Research Council Fellow, 2011, Kings College London
Kluge Center Project: "Elizabeth Coolidge's patronage of early twentieth century French musical culture."

Yury Afanasiev

Distinguished Visiting Scholar, 2003, Russian State University
Kluge Center Project: "Old and New Drives in Russian Foreign Policy"

Ayke Agus

Invited Participant, 2014, Independent Scholar and Musician
Kluge Center Project: "Jascha Heifetz the Iconic Violinist"
Webcast: "Jascha Heifetz, Iconic Violinist"

Karim Ahmed

Invited Participant, 2003, National Council for Science and the Environment
Kluge Center Project: "Islam, Science and Cultural Values"
Webcast: "Islam, Science and Cultural Values"
Press Release: "Islam, Science and Cultural Values"

Leila Ahmed

Invited Participant, 2004, Harvard University
Kluge Center Project: "Women in Islam and America: Reflection on Where We Are Today"
Press Release: "Women in Islam and America: Reflection on Where We Are Today"

Vincent Ahonkhai

Invited Participant, 2005, President of the Nigerian Peoples' Forum
Kluge Center Project: "Examples of Reconciliation: Africa's Contributions to the Global Community"
Press Release: "Examples of Reconciliation: Africa's Contributions to the Global Community"

Mustafa Aksakal

Mellon Fellow, 2004, American University
Kluge Center Project: "Defining Ottoman public opinion on the eve of World War I."
Kluge Fellow, 2009, American University
Kluge Center Project: "Imperialism on the periphery: The Ottomans in the age of European empire, 1856-1914."

Muhammed Bin Naji Al-Qinai

Scholar in Residence, 2002, Kuwait Institute for Judicial and Legal Studies
Kluge Center Project: "Arab law colloquium."

Catherine L. Albanese

Invited Participant, 2006, University of California at Santa Barbara
Kluge Center Project: "Writing the Story of America's Religious Origins"
Webcast: "Writing the Story of America's Religious Origins"
Press Release: Library of Congress to Host Forum on Religion

Patricia Albjerg Graham

Invited Participant, 2004, Harvard University
Kluge Center Project: "Stories of our Nations, Footprints of our Souls: History Textbooks in Middle Schools and High Schools"
Webcast: "Stories of our Nations, Footprints of our Souls: History Textbooks in Middle Schools and High Schools"

Madeleine Albright

Invited Participant, 2014, Former U.S. Secretary of State
Kluge Center Project: "Vaclav Havel's Legacy Today"
Webcast: Vaclav Havel's Legacy Today
Press Release: Vaclav Havel's Legacy Today
Invited Participant, 2015, Former U.S. Secretary of State
Kluge Center Project: "Finding Shared Values for U.S. Foreign Policy"
Webcast: "Finding Shared Values for U.S. Foreign Policy," Inaugural Daniel K. Inouye Distinguished Lecture (Jul. 8, 2015)
Web site: Daniel K. Inouye Distinguished Lecture Series
Press Release: "Finding Shared Values for U.S. Foreign Policy," Inaugural Daniel K. Inouye Distinguished Lecture

Robert Albro

Mellon Fellow, 2003, American University
Kluge Center Project: "Popular contortions: the politics of misrecognition and modern Bolivian publics."
Book: "Roosters at Midnight: Indigenous Signs and Stigma in Local Bolivian Politics" (Santa Fe: School of Advanced Research Press, 2010)

Sylvia Albro

Kluge Staff Fellow, 2001, Library of Congress, Conservation Division
Kluge Center Project: "History of Hand Paper-making in Fabriano, Italy from the 13th century to the Present"
Web site: Topics in Preservation: History and Use of Fabriano Handmade Paper
Article: First Kluge Staff Fellow: Albro Named to Library Research Post
Press Release: Italian Art of Papermaking Is Subject of New Library Publication

Lys Alcayna-Stevens

British Research Council Fellow, 2014, University of Cambridge
Kluge Center Project: "Ethnographic Accounts of Central African Forest Peoples, and Contemporary Political Ecology in Equateur Province, DR Congo."

Leonard Aldea

British Research Council Fellow, 2010, University of Durham
Kluge Center Project: "Moscow to New York via Paris: The return of eastern orthodoxy in the West in the 20th century."

Jeffrey Alexander

Distinguished Visiting Scholar, 2008, Yale University
Kluge Center Project: "Performative aspects of U.S. presidential campaigns."
Webcast: "Obama's Victory and the Democratic Struggle for Power"
Book: "The Dark Side of Modernity"
Book: "Trauma: A Social Theory"
Book: "The Performance of Politics: Obama's Victory and the Democratic Struggle for Power"
Appointment: Jeffrey C. Alexander Named Distinguished Visiting Scholar

Lamar Alexander

Invited Participant, 2004, Senator (R-Tennessee)
Kluge Center Project: "Stories of our Nations, Footprints of our Souls: History Textbooks in Middle Schools and High Schools"
Webcast: "Stories of our Nations, Footprints of our Souls: History Textbooks in Middle Schools and High Schools"

Mikhail Alexseev

Kluge Fellow, 2003, San Diego State University
Kluge Center Project: "The origins of hostility: migration, insecurity, and ethnic prejudice at the Russia-China border."
Book: Immigration Phobia and the Security Dilemma: Russia, Europe, and the United States (New York: Cambridge UP, 2006)
Invited Participant, 2015, San Diego State University
Kluge Center Project: "ScholarFest - War/Peace: Perspectives on the Concept of World Order from Former Kissinger Chairs"
Webcast: #ScholarFest - "War/Peace: Perspectives on the Concept of World Order"

Edward Allen

British Research Council Fellow, 2011, University of Cambridge
Kluge Center Project: "The poetics of twentieth-century sound technologies."

Roger Allen

Invited Participant, 2012, University of Pennsylvania
Kluge Center Project: "Jurji Zaidan: His Contributions to Modern Arab Thought and Literature"
Webcast: "Jurji Zaidan: His Contributions to Modern Arab Thought & Literature"

Alden Almquist

Kluge Staff Fellow, 2002, Library of Congress, Copyright Office
Kluge Center Project: "Indigenous knowledge and practices as resources in the preservation of wildlife and biodiversity in Africa."
Webcast: "Preserving Africa's Threatened Wildlife: Forest Peoples and Indigenous Knowledge" (Dec. 13, 2004)
Invited Participant, 2015, Library of Congress, Copyright Office
Kluge Center Project: "ScholarFest - Life/Present: Personal & Cultural Identity in a Multicultural World"
Webcast: #ScholarFest - "Life/Present: Personal & Cultural Identity in a Multicultural World"

Nukila Amal

Invited Participant, 2006, Independent Scholar
Kluge Center Project: "University of Iowa's International Writing Program"
Press Release: Writers From Iowa's International Writing Program Will Read Their Works Nov. 16

Patrick Andelic

British Research Council Fellow, 2011, University of Oxford (St. Anne's College)
Kluge Center Project: "Beyond the new deal order: Debating the democratic future in an 'age of conservatism' 1972-80."

Mark D. Anderson

Kluge Fellow, 2007, University of Georgia
Kluge Center Project: "The fruits of disaster: cultural responses to catastrophe in Latin America."
Webcast: "The Natural Nation: Tropical Imaginings and Ecologies of Abjection in Brazilian Literature, 1889-1930"
Webcast: "The Natural Nation: Tropical Imaginings and Ecologies of Abjection in Brazilian Literature"
Book: "Disaster Writing: The Cultural Politics of Catastrophe in Latin America"
Invited Participant, 2015, University of Georgia
Kluge Center Project: "Scholarfest - Life/Future: Definitions of Life in the 21st Century & Beyond"
Webcast: #Scholarfest - "Life/Future: Definitions of Life in the 21st Century & Beyond"

Ilaria Andreoli

Kluge Fellow, 2011, Institut National d'Histoire de l'Art
Kluge Center Project: "Pictures without Borders: Transnationalism in Illustrated Books of the 15th and 16th Centuries."
Webcast: "Illustrated Books of the 15th & 16th Centuries" (May 30, 2013)

Munawwar Anees

Invited Participant, 2003, Templeton Foundation
Kluge Center Project: "Islam, Science and Cultural Values"
Webcast: "Islam, Science and Cultural Values"
Press Release: "Islam, Science and Cultural Values"

Joan Anim-Addo

Invited Participant, 2012, Centre for Caribbean Studies, University of London
Kluge Center Project: "Reconstellating, Creolization, Multiculturalism and Interculturality: Mirrors, Positions, Looking Glass(es)"
Webcast: "Other Cultures Within: Beyond the Naming of Things"
Press Release: "Other Cultures Within: Beyond the Naming of Things"

Maroun Aouad

Distinguished Visiting Scholar, 2008, Director of Research, Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique
Kluge Center Project: "Philosophy of public discourse in Medieval Islam and its modern political debates."
Webcast: "Arab Medieval Philosophers' Doctrines on War"
Article: "Philosophes chrétiens de langue arabe aux XVIIe - XVIIIe siecles en Syrie et au Liban" Parole de l'Orient 34 (2009): 443-468
Press Release: Distinguished Scholar To Discuss Doctrines on War of Arab Medieval Philosophers

Marie Arana

Distinguished Visiting Scholar, 2009, Independent Scholar
Kluge Center Project: "The life of Simon Bolivar."
Webcast: Celebration of the 400th Anniversary of The Royal Commentaries of the Inca
Webcast: "Bolivar: American Liberator" (Jun. 6, 2013)
Lecture: Celebration of 400th Anniversary of "Royal Commentaries" by El Inca Garcilaso de la Vega
Article: "Enshrined And Oft-Invoked, Simon Bolivar Lives On" (NPR Interview)
Book: Bolivar: American Liberator (New York: Simon & Schuster, 2013)
Appointment: Author Marie Arana Named Distinguished Visiting Scholar
Blogpost: An Interview with Marie Arana
Invited Participant, 2015, Independent Scholar
Kluge Center Project: "ScholarFest - Life/Past: How We Write About Those Who Came Before Us"
Webcast: ScholarFest - Life/Past: How We Write About Those Who Came Before Us
Kluge Chair in Countries and Cultures of the South, 2015, Independent Scholar
Kluge Center Project: "Silver, Sword, and Stone."
Kluge Chair in Countries and Cultures of the South, 2015, Independent Scholar
Kluge Center Project: "The Three Obsessions of Latin America"
Press Release: Marie Arana Named Kluge Chair in Countries and Cultures of the South

R. Victoria Arana

Invited Participant, 2012, Howard University
Kluge Center Project: "Other Cultures Within: Beyond the Naming of Things"
Webcast: "Other Cultures Within: Beyond the Naming of Things"
Press Release: "Other Cultures Within: Beyond the Naming of Things"

Hernan Arauz

Kislak Fellow in American Studies, 2010, The American University
Kluge Center Project: "To create a description and interpretive catalog of early maps of Panama and Darien."
Webcast: "Early Cartography of Panama & Darien"

Mohammed Arkoun

Invited Participant, 2001, The Sorbonne
Kluge Center Project: "Intellectual Debates in Islam in the New Global Era"
Article: Culture, Technology, Rationality, Faith: Intellectual Debates in Islam in the New Global Era
Conference: "Intellectual Debates in Islam in the New Global Era"
Distinguished Visiting Scholar, 2005, University of Paris, La Sorbonne
Kluge Center Project: "Islamic Studies"
Webcast: "What Went Wrong... and Why"

Tom Arnold-Forster

British Research Council Fellow, 2015, University of Cambridge
Kluge Center Project: "Public Opinion in American Political Thought."

Genaro Arriagada

Distinguished Visiting Scholar, 2009, Universidad de las Americas
Kluge Center Project: "Energy Policy Issues in the Western Hemisphere"
Press Release: Former Chilean Ambassador Genaro Arriagada Named Distinguished Visiting Scholar

Wendy Asquith

British Research Council Fellow, 2011, University of Liverpool
Kluge Center Project: "Haiti in art: Creating and curating in the Black Atlantic."

Edward L. Ayers

Harissios Papamarkou Chair in Education, 2002, University of Virginia
Kluge Center Project: "Using the Library's American Memory Website"
Appointment: Kluge Center Welcomes Arriving Scholars Starting in July and August, 2002
Invited Participant, 2005, University of Virginia
Kluge Center Project: "Managing Knowledge and Creativity in a Digital Context"
Webcast: The Future of Scholarly Publishing
Press Release: The Future of Scholarly Publishing
Invited Participant, 2015, University of Richmond
Kluge Center Project: "The Shape of the Civil War"
Press Release: Ed Ayers to Discuss "The Shape of the Civil War," June 24

Intisar Azzam

Invited Participant, 2008, Lebanese American University in Beirut
Kluge Center Project: "Druze Heritage Symposium"
Press Release: Druze Heritage Symposium

Olivia Badoi

Swann Fellowship, 2017, Fordham University
Kluge Center Project: "Picturing Modernity: Modernism and Graphic Narrative."

Jehan Bagli

Invited Participant, 2003, President of the North American Zoroastrian Mobeds (Clergy) Council
Kluge Center Project: "Zarathustra's Times and His Monotheistic, Universal Faith"
Press Release: "Zarathustra's Contributions to Humanity"

Jacopo Baieri

Visiting Fellow, 2017, Università degli Studi Roma Tre
Kluge Center Project: "Indigenous Property Rights and Protection of Indigenous Heritage, Genetic Resources and Folklore."

Jefferson Bailey

Invited Participant, 2016, Internet Archive
Kluge Center Project: "Saving the Web: The Ethics and Challenges of Preserving What's on the Internet"
Blogpost: "How Do We Save the Web? Its Creators and Pioneers Offer Their Ideas"

K.S. Shankar Bajpai

Distinguished Visiting Scholar, 2009, Delhi Policy Group, Inc.
Kluge Center Project: "The origin and evolution of Indo-American relations."
Appointment: K. Shankar Bajpai Named Distinguished Visiting Scholar

Osman Bakar

Invited Participant, 2003, Georgetown University
Kluge Center Project: "Islam, Science and Cultural Values"
Webcast: "Islam, Science and Cultural Values"
Press Release: "Islam, Science and Cultural Values"

James A. Baker, III

Invited Participant, 2007, Former U.S. Secretary of State
Kluge Center Project: "Kissinger Lecture"
Webcast: Kissinger Lecture
Press Release: Kissinger Lecture

John Balaban

Invited Participant, 2004, North Carolina University
Kluge Center Project: "Spring Essence: The Poetry of Ho Xuan Huong"
Press Release: "Spring Essence: The Poetry of Ho Xuan Huong"

Renzo Baldasso

Kluge Fellow, 2009, Newberry Library
Kluge Center Project: "Erhard Ratdolt and the visual dimension of early printed books."
Article: "Portrait of Luca Pacioli and Disciple: A New, Mathematical Look" Art Bulletin 92.1-2 (2010): 83-102

Jeffrey Bale

Mellon Fellow, 1997, Lewis and Clark College
Kluge Center Project: "Codename 'Gladio': clandestine anti-communist stay-behind networks and paramilitary violence in Cold War Europe, 1950-1990."

Paul Barclay

Scholar in Residence, 2003, independent scholar.

Eniko Molnar Basa

Kluge Staff Fellow, 2003, Library of Congress, Serial Records Division
Kluge Center Project: "Useful and Didactic Nature of Contemporary Hungarian Literature and its Direction in the 21st century"

Richard Bater

British Research Council Fellow, 2013, King's College London
Kluge Center Project: "Hydropolitik, or the Love of Abstraction: Water in the history of Kazakhstan."
Other: Paperweight Radio: The Ecological (S1 Ep6, 10th October 2013)
Blogpost: PhD Researcher Profile: Richard Bater (King's College London)

Emily Baughan

British Research Council Fellow, 2011, University of Bristol
Kluge Center Project: "Save the children:The Construction of international humanitarian responsibility in Britain, 1918-1939."
Appointment: Tenth International Seminar on Decolonization Participants

Toni Baum

British Research Council Fellow, 2010, The School of Oriental and African Studies, University of London
Kluge Center Project: "Performing and transforming identities in Israel-Palestine."

Jennifer Baum Sevec

Kluge Staff Fellow, 2015, Library of Congress, Acquisitions and Bibliographic Access Directorate
Kluge Center Project: "Studying the Interdisciplinary Nature of Digital Technologies in Modern Culture."
Lecture: "'It from Bit': Cross-Cultural and Interdisciplinary Links in Modern Computing" (Apr. 21, 2016)
Blogpost: New Scholars at the Kluge Center - November 2015

Christopher Bayly

Kluge Chair in Countries and Cultures of the South, 2005, Cambridge University
Kluge Center Project: "Emergence and transformation of liberal ideas among the intelligentsia of India."
Appointment: Christopher Bayly Appointed to Kluge Center Chair of Countries and Cultures of the South

Simon Behrman

British Research Council Fellow, 2011, Birkbeck College, University of London
Kluge Center Project: "Between law and politics: Sanctuary movements."

Fereshteh Bekhrad

Invited Participant, 2004, Independent Scholar
Kluge Center Project: "Tehran Conference"
Press Release: Kluge Center to Present Conference on Tehran

Richard Bell

Kluge Fellow, 2010, University of Maryland, College Park
Kluge Center Project: "Tear down the world: Suicide and power in the newly United States."
Webcast: Liberty or Death: Slaves' Suicides & the Fight to Destroy American Slavery

Alice Bellini

British Research Council Fellow, 2006, Cambridge University
Kluge Center Project: "Aspects of meta-theatre in 18th century Italian opera."

Todd Belt

Digital Studies Fellow, 2016, University of Hawaii at Hilo
Kluge Center Project: "Citizen Learning and Digital Media in Presidential Campaigns."

Sergei Belyakov

Fulbright Fellow, 2006, independent scholar
Kluge Center Project: "Developing a humanities website portal for the National Library of Russia and the St. Petersburg State University."

Zaineb Ben Lagha

Invited Participant, 2012, Universite Sorbonne Nouvelle
Kluge Center Project: "Jurji Zaidan: His Contributions to Modern Arab Thought and Literature"
Webcast: Jurji Zaidan: His Contributions to Modern Arab Thought & Literature

Ruth Ben-Ghiat

Mellon Fellow, 1999, New York University
Kluge Center Project: "Italian film between fascism and democracy."
Appointment: Library Announces Third Mellon Foreign Area Fellowship Awards

Fabrizio Benedetti

Invited Participant, 2012, University of Turin Medical School
Kluge Center Project: "The Profound Impact of Stress"
Webcast: The Profound Impact of Stress: Human Biology and Social Implications for the Individual and Society
Press Release: The Profound Impact of Stress: Human Biology and Social Implications for the Individual and Society

Carol Benedict

International Studies Fellow, 2004, Georgetown University
Kluge Center Project: "Golden-silk smoke: a social and cultural history of tobacco consumption in China, 1550-2000."

Rebecca Benefiel

Kluge Fellow, 2011, Washington and Lee University
Kluge Center Project: "The Presence of writing in elite residences: Graffiti and space in ancient Pompeii."
Lecture: Making Sense of Ancient Graffiti

Steven Benner

Invited Participant, 2015, Distinguished Fellow, The Foundation For Applied Molecular Evolution
Kluge Center Project: "Astrobiology and the Religious Imagination: Reexamining Notions of Creation, Humanity, Selfhood, and the Cosmos"
Webcast: "Astrobiology and the Religious Imagination: Reexamining Notions of Creation, Humanity, Selfhood, and the Cosmos"
Press Release: "Astrobiology and the Religious Imagination: Reexamining Notions of Creation, Humanity, Selfhood, and the Cosmos"

Seth Berkley

Invited Participant, 2007, International AIDS Vaccine Initiative (IAVI)
Kluge Center Project: "Combating HIV and Hepatitis B"
Webcast: Eradicating HIV and Hepatitis B
Press Release: Eradicating HIV and Hepatitis B

Stevin Berlin Johnson

Invited Participant, 2008, New York University
Kluge Center Project: "Everything Bad Is Good for You"
Webcast: Everything Bad is Good for You
Press Release: Everything Bad is Good for You

Stephanie Berns

British Research Council Fellow, 2012, University of Kent
Kluge Center Project: "Sacred Engagements-Exploring the Interrelationship between Religion, Objects and Visitors in Museums."

John Bew

Henry Alfred Kissinger Chair in Foreign Policy and International Relations, 2013, King's College London
Kluge Center Project: "Anglo-American Realpolitik in Theory and Practice: A Historian's Guide to the Twenty-First Century."
Web site: King's College London Faculty Page
Web site: "The Return of Realpolitik": A Three-Part Series
Article: Library of Congress Scholar Dissects Return of 'Realpolitik' (The Washington Diplomat, May 2014)
Other: Press Release: Three-Part Lecture Series at the Kluge Center Looks at Foreign Policy Through the Lens of Realpolitik
Book: "Castlereagh: A Life"
Book: "Castlereagh: Enlightenment, War and Tyranny"
Book: "Talking to Terrorists: Making Peace in Northern Ireland and the Basque Country"
Book: "The Glory of Being Britons: Civic Unionism in Nineteenth-century Belfast"
Book: "Realpolitik: A History"
Appointment: John Bew Named Kissinger Chair at John W. Kluge Center

Christopher Bishop

Kluge Fellow, 2012, Australian National University
Kluge Center Project: "Medievalism and the Modern Comic Book."
Lecture: "No Evil Shall Escape My Sight: Fredric Wertham & the Anti-Comics Crusade"

Art Blake

Coca Cola Fellow, 2004, Ryerson University
Kluge Center Project: "Sound and the City: Post-1945 New York and Toronto."

Tara Blake-Wilson

British Research Council Fellow, 2009, Goldsmiths, University of London
Kluge Center Project: "Recording Bali in 1938."

Timothy M. Block

Invited Participant, 2007, Hepatitis B Foundation (HBF) and Drexel College of Medicine
Kluge Center Project: "Combating HIV and Hepatitis B"
Webcast: Eradicating HIV and Hepatitis B
Press Release: Eradicating HIV and Hepatitis B

Jason Blokhuis

Kluge Fellow, 2012, University of Waterloo - Ontario
Kluge Center Project: "Public Educational Authority and Children's Rights from a Parens Patriae Perspective."
Lecture: "A Teacher's Guide to Education Law" (Dec. 11, 2013)
Lecture: "Student Rights and the School Environment from a Jurisprudential Perspective" (Jun. 27, 2013)
Book: Imber, Van Geel, Blokhuis, Feldman. Education Law, 5th ed. (New York: Taylor and Francis, 2014)

Harold Bloom

Invited Participant, 2003, Yale University
Kluge Center Project: ""Shakespeare and Genius""
Article: "Shakespeare and Genius"

John Bloxham

British Research Council Fellow, 2012, University of Nottingham
Kluge Center Project: "The Use and Reception of Greek Thought in US Conservative Literature- 1930-1965."

Kristin Bluemel

Invited Participant, 2013, Monmouth University
Kluge Center Project: "A Happy Heritage: Children's Books, Women's Work, and the 1930s Wood Engraving Revival"

Philip Bobbitt

Invited Participant, 2003, University of Texas
Kluge Center Project: ""The Shield of Achilles: War, Law and the Course of History""
Webcast: "The Shield of Achilles: War, Law and the Course of History"

Johanna Bockman

Kluge Fellow, 2008, George Mason University
Kluge Center Project: "The socialist origins of neoliberalism."
Webcast: Yugoslav Socialism in Latin America
Book: Markets in the Name of Socialism: The Left-Wing Origins of Neoliberalism (Redwood City: Stanford UP, 2011
Invited Participant, 2015, George Mason University
Kluge Center Project: "ScholarFest - War/Peace: Perspectives on the Concept of World Order from Former Kissinger Chairs"
Webcast: ScholarFest - War/Peace: Perspectives on the Concept of World Order from Former Kissinger Chairs

Alvis T. Bohlen

Invited Participant, 2003, Former U.S. ambassador to Bulgaria
Kluge Center Project: ""The Death of Stalin (March 5, 1953): A Missed Opportunity to Overcome the Cold War?""
Article: "The Death of Stalin (March 5, 1953): A Missed Opportunity to Overcome the Cold War?"
Press Release: "The Death of Stalin (March 5, 1953): A Missed Opportunity to Overcome the Cold War?"

Rachel Bohlmann

J. Franklin Jameson Fellow in American History, 2008, Newberry Library
Kluge Center Project: "The Woman's Christian Temperance Union in Chicago"

Lucy Bond

British Research Council Fellow, 2009, Goldsmiths College, University of London
Kluge Center Project: "The stagnation of commemoration: A meta-critical analysis of American memorial culture after 9/11."

William A. Booth

British Research Council Fellow, 2009, Institute for the Study of the Americas, University of London
Kluge Center Project: "Mexican communism 1945-53: Rare texts, film and microfilm."

David Bordwell

Kluge Chair in Modern Culture, 2017, Independent Scholar
Kluge Center Project: "The Art of Cinema 1908 - 1920."

Elizabeth Borgwardt

Invited Participant, 2013, Washington University in St. Louis
Kluge Center Project: "Present at the Creation? Human Rights, NGOs, and the Trusteeship Debate at the 1945 UN San Francisco Conference"
Webcast: Present at the Creation? Human Rights, NGOs & the Trusteeship Debate at the 1945 UN San Francisco Conference

Timothy Bork

Invited Participant, 2005, Founder, National Summit of Africa
Kluge Center Project: "Examples of Reconciliation: Africa's Contributions to the Global Community"
Press Release: "Examples of Reconciliation: Africa's Contributions to the Global Community"

Kirk Borne

Invited Participant, 2014, George Mason University
Kluge Center Project: "Roundtable Discussion on Big Data and the Library of Congress"

Katy Borner

Invited Participant, 2016, Indiana University
Kluge Center Project: "Saving the Web: The Ethics and Challenges of Preserving What's on the Internet"
Blogpost: "How Do We Save the Web? Its Creators and Pioneers Offer Their Ideas"

Elena Bossi

Invited Participant, 2007, University of Iowa
Kluge Center Project: "University of Iowa's International Writing Program"
Webcast: University of Iowa's International Writing Program
Press Release: University of Iowa's International Writing Program

Petros Bouras-Vallianatos

British Research Council Fellow, 2012, King's College London
Kluge Center Project: "Byzantine Pharmacology in the 13th and 14th Centuries: An Assesment of Its Role as an Intermediary between Oriental and Western Pharmacological Traditions."

Fatim Boutros

Bavarian Fellow, 2011, FAU Erlangen-Nuremberg
Kluge Center Project: "Representation of Presence in Jazz Culture."

Robert Bowie

Invited Participant, 2003, Former Director of Policy Planning at the State Department
Kluge Center Project: "The Death of Stalin (March 5, 1953): A Missed Opportunity to Overcome the Cold War?"
Article: "The Death of Stalin (March 5, 1953): A Missed Opportunity to Overcome the Cold War?"
Press Release: "The Death of Stalin (March 5, 1953): A Missed Opportunity to Overcome the Cold War?"

Francesca Bratton

British Research Council Fellow, 2013, Durham University
Kluge Center Project: "Hart Crane's Publications in Avant-Garde American Modernist Little Magazines."
Blogpost: Francesca Bratton on Hart Crane

Gregg Brazinsky

Kluge Fellow, 2003, George Washington University
Kluge Center Project: "Cultural interactions between the US and East Asia during the 20th century and American intellectual and cultural relations with South Korea during the 50s and 60s."

Timothy Breen

Kluge Chair in American Law and Governance, 2017, Northwestern University
Kluge Center Project: "Enforcing the American Revolution: Law and Disorder During the War for Independence."

Mark Breeze

British Research Council Fellow, 2014, University of Cambridge
Kluge Center Project: "Analysing Conceptions of Space, Time, Motion, Narrative and Modes of Vision in Key Moving Image Work in The Paper Print Collection."

Miguel Bretos

Kislak Fellow in American Studies, 2010, Independent Scholar
Kluge Center Project: "Cuba and Florida: Exploration on a historical connection, 1539-1991."
Webcast: Cuba & Florida: Exploration on a Historical Connection, 1539-1991
Webcast: Cuba & Florida: Exploration on a Historical Connection, 1539-1991
Book: Matanzas: The Cuba Nobody Knows (Gainesville: University Press of Florida, 2010)

Amy Bride

British Research Council Fellow, 2016, The University of Manchester
Kluge Center Project: "Gothic readings of financialized records of the slave trade."

Rebecca Brienen

Kluge Fellow, 2010, University of Miami
Kluge Center Project: "The Dutch Republic circa 1700: Artists, travelers, and collectors in the circle of Nicolaes Witsen (1641-1717)."
Webcast: Cornelis de Bruyn & His Contemporaries: Internationalism and Late Seventeenth Century Dutch Art.

Asa Briggs

Kluge Chair in Countries and Cultures of the North, 2005, independent scholar
Kluge Center Project: "A comparative history of American and British broadcasting."

José Brito

Invited Participant, 2004, Ambassador of the Republic of Cape Verde and writer
Kluge Center Project: "Contemporary Lusophone African Literatures and Cultures: A Colloquium on Cape Verde and Mozambique"
Webcast: "Contemporary Lusophone African Literatures and Cultures: A Colloquium on Cape Verde and Mozambique"
Press Release: "Contemporary Lusophone African Literatures and Cultures: A Colloquium on Cape Verde and Mozambique"

Sean Brocklebank

British Research Council Fellow, 2008, University of Edinburgh
Kluge Center Project: "Architecture as a public good: status competition in urban environments."

Adriana M. Brodsky

Kluge Fellow, 2011, St. Mary's College of Maryland
Kluge Center Project: "Becoming Argentine Jews: Sephardim and the construction of ethnic and national identities, 1880-1960."
Webcast: "Becoming Jewish-Argentines: Sephardim, Marriage Choice, and the Construction of a Jewish Argentine Identity (1920-1960)"

Daniel Brook

Black Mountain Institute-Kluge Fellow, 2010, University of Nevada, Las Vegas
Kluge Center Project: "Windows on the West: The architecture of modernization in St. Petersburg, Shanghai, Mumbai, and Dubai."
Webcast: Building Model Modernities in Shanghai & Mumbai.
Other: Book Review
Book: History of Future Cities (New York: W.W. Norton, 2013)

Alice Brooke

British Research Council Fellow, 2010, Merton College, University of Oxford
Kluge Center Project: "The religious drama of Sor Juana Ines de la Cruz."

James Brookes

British Research Council Fellow, 2016, University of Nottingham
Kluge Center Project: "Picturing the Civil War: Visual Culture of the Rank-and-File."

Bonny Brooks

British Research Council Fellow, 2014, Newcastle University
Kluge Center Project: "Beyond the Hermit Kingdom: Tracing Fugitive Subjectivities from North Korea Through Fiction."

Nathan Brooks

Mellon Fellow, 1999, New Mexico State University
Kluge Center Project: "Social contexts of Dmitri Mendeleev's involvement in controversies that stirred Russian society during the 19th century."
Appointment: Library Announces Third Mellon Foreign Area Fellowship Awards

Peter Brooks

Distinguished Visiting Scholar, 2016, Princeton University
Kluge Center Project: "Flaubert in the Ruins of Paris"
Lecture: "The Ruins of Paris, 1871"
Press Release: Peter Brooks Appointed Distinguished Visiting Scholar
Press Release: Peter Brooks to Discuss 1871 "Bloody Week" of Paris, June 2

Michael C. Brose

Kluge Fellow, 2006, University of Wyoming
Kluge Center Project: "Social and political roles of Central Asian elites in China after the fall of the Mongol Yuan dynasty."

Carmen Brosig

Bavarian Fellow, 2016, Friedrich-Alexander Universitat Erlangen-Nurmberg
Kluge Center Project: "Presence, Protest and Solidarity: Ethnic Minorities' Movements against the War in Vietnam."

Carolyn Brown

Invited Participant, 2001, The Library of Congress
Kluge Center Project: "Intellectual Debates in Islam in the New Global Era"
Webcast: Intellectual Debates in Islam in the New Global Era
Invited Participant, 2015, Independent Scholar
Kluge Center Project: "Scholarfest: Reflections: Looking Back, Looking Forward"
Webcast: Scholarfest: Reflections: Looking Back, Looking Forward

Christopher Brown

British Research Council Fellow, 2009, University of Oxford
Kluge Center Project: "The Republican party and isolationism between 1945 and 1960."

Elspeth Brown

Kluge Fellow, 2003, University of Toronto
Kluge Center Project: "Model Americans: a history of commercial modeling in the United States, 1884-1969."

Judith Margaret Brown

Scholar in Residence, 2003, independent scholar.

Madisson Brown

British Research Council Fellow, 2010, Birkbeck College, University of London
Kluge Center Project: "Gendering the women's movement: Prostitution and women's higher education in Britain and America 1830-1900."

Peter Brown

(4th Kluge Prize, 2008) Distinguished Visiting Scholar, 2008, Princeton University
Kluge Center Project: "A Parting of the ways: Wealth, working and poverty in early Christian monasticism."

Anna Browne Ribeiro

Kluge Fellow, 2014, The Ohio State University
Kluge Center Project: "Rethinking Empty Places: An Archaeology of Amazonian Dwelling."
Lecture: "Imagining the Amazon: European Colonialism and the Making of Modern-Day Amazonia" (Jan. 14, 2016)

Juliet Bruce

David B. Larson Fellow in Health and Spirituality, 2004, Executive Director, Institute for Transformation through the Arts
Kluge Center Project: "The theory and practice of creative self-expression for healing, especially for those affected by violence, underachievement, and marginalization."

William Brumfield

Distinguished Visiting Scholar, 2005, Tulane University
Kluge Center Project: "Photography of Russian architecture."
Web site: "Russia Behind the Scenes"
Book: Suzdal: Architectural Heritage in Photographs, Discovering Russia Series (Moscow: Tri Kvadrata, 2009)

Zbigniew Brzezinski

Invited Participant, 2004, National Security Adviser during the Carter administration;
Kluge Center Project: "Statecraft and America's Position in the World"
Webcast: "Statecraft and America's Position in the World"
Press Release: "Statecraft and America's Position in the World"

Geert Buelens

Kluge Fellow, 2007, Utrecht University
Kluge Center Project: "National and/or European identity in the avant-garde and traditional poetry of the First World War."
Webcast: Remember Belgium: Poetry as propaganda during the First World War.
Blogpost: EU Month of Culture Spotlight: The Netherlands & Belgium

Ken Bugul

Invited Participant, 2006, Independent Scholar
Kluge Center Project: "University of Iowa's International Writing Program"
Press Release: University of Iowa's International Writing Program

Sam Burgess

British Research Council Fellow, 2013, University of Oxford
Kluge Center Project: "Faith and Politics in the West: A Burkean Analysis of Lockean Liberalism."

Adam Burns

British Research Council Fellow, 2008, University of Edinburgh
Kluge Center Project: "Race, Immigration and US Imperialism: William Howard Taft and East Asian Policy, 1900-1921."
Article: "Without Due Process: Albert E. Pillsbury and the Hoar Anti-Lynching Bill" American Nineteenth Century History 11.2 (2010): 233-52

Clarissa Burt

Rockefeller Fellow in Islamic Studies, 2003, American University in Cairo
Kluge Center Project: "Felicity's parting: imitation, trope and gender in classical Arabic poetry."

Dennis Burton

Invited Participant, 2007, Scripps Research Institute
Kluge Center Project: "Combating HIV and Hepatitis B"
Webcast: Eradicating HIV and Hepatitis B
Press Release: Eradicating HIV and Hepatitis B

Maximilian Buschmann

Bavarian Fellow, 2014, Ludwig-Maximilians-Universitat Munchen
Kluge Center Project: "The Global History of Modern Hunger Strikes"
Visiting Fellow, 2017, Ludwig Maximillian University - Munich
Kluge Center Project: "The World at War: Cartoon and Conflict, 1914-1918."

Charles Butterworth

Invited Participant, 2001, University of Maryland
Kluge Center Project: "Intellectual Debates in Islam in the New Global Era"
Webcast: Intellectual Debates in Islam in the New Global Era

Pierre Buyoya

Invited Participant, 2005, Brown University; former president of Burundi
Kluge Center Project: "Examples of Reconciliation: Africa's Contributions to the Global Community"
Press Release: "Examples of Reconciliation: Africa's Contributions to the Global Community"

Mark Byers

British Research Council Fellow, 2013, University of Oxford
Kluge Center Project: "Charles Olson and Late Modernist Print Culture 1940-1955."

Joshua Caffery

Alan Lomax Fellowship in American Folklife, 2013, Independent Scholar
Kluge Center Project: "Ride les Blues: The Lomaxes and the Traditional Music of Coastal Louisiana."
Lecture: "Joe Féraille: Louisiana's Ogun and the Casey Jones of the North Caribbean" (Apr. 23, 2014)
Article: Caffery's work eases access to a historic collection of photos
Book: "Traditional Music in Coastal Louisiana: The 1934 Lomax Recordings"
Blogpost: The Lomaxes' 1934 French Louisiana Recordings Go Online
Blogpost: Rediscovering Lomax: Joshua Clegg Caffery and "I Wanna Sing Right"

Ilona Cairns

British Research Council Fellow, 2012, University of Aberdeen
Kluge Center Project: "From Theory to Practice: An International Viewpoint on the Incorporation of Critical Perspectives on Legal Reform into the Codification Process."
Article: "Gender Mainstreaming & 'Equality Proofing' in British Law-Making: A Comment on the Impact of the Equality Act 2010," in Aberdeen Student Law Review 4 (2013): 92-104

Felipe Calderón

Invited Participant, 2012, President of Mexico
Kluge Center Project: "Kissinger Lecture"
Webcast: Kissinger Lecture

Anita Callaway

Kluge Fellow, 2003, Australian National University
Kluge Center Project: "The making of American visual culture: the enduring legacy of ephemeral art."

David Calleo

Invited Participant, 2003, Johns Hopkins University
Kluge Center Project: "Global Geopolitical Trends: Is the Iraq War a Major Turning Point?"
Panel Discussion: "Global Geopolitical Trends: Is the Iraq War a Major Turning Point?"
Press Release: "Global Geopolitical Trends: Is the Iraq War a Major Turning Point?"

Sarah Cameron

Kluge Fellow, 2015, University of Maryland
Kluge Center Project: "The Hungry Steppe: Famine, Violence and the Making of Soviet Kazakhstan."
Blogpost: "The Kazakh Famine of the 1930s"

Ozgur Can Kahale

British Research Council Fellow, 2006, Lancaster University
Kluge Center Project: "Investment and human rights: the doctrine of state responsibility, extra-territorial protection of human rights and financial institutions."

Brian Cantwell Smith

Invited Participant, 2005, University of Toronto
Kluge Center Project: "And Is All This Stuff Really Digital After All?"
Webcast: "And Is All This Stuff Really Digital After All?"
Press Release: "And Is All This Stuff Really Digital After All?"

Gian-Mario Cao

Kluge Fellow, 2004, Herzog August Bibliothek
Kluge Center Project: "Diogenes Laertius: Medieval and Renaissance 'Fortuna' and bibliography."

Zuoya Cao

Mellon Fellow, 1999, Lincoln University
Kluge Center Project: "Out of the crucible: literary works about the lives of Zhiqing."
Appointment: Library Announces Third Mellon Foreign Area Fellowship Awards

Ernesto Capello

Visiting Fellow, 2012, Macalester College
Kluge Center Project: "The Economic, Scientific, and Artistic Impact of the 1901-1906 French Geodesic Mission to Ecuador."
Lecture: "Imagining the Equator: Commemorative Geodesic Science in the Andes, 18th-20th centuries" (Nov. 7, 2013)
Lecture: "Latin America Encounters Nelson Rockefeller" (Sept. 30, 2013)
Web site: Scholar Profile: Ernesto Capello
Web site: Macalester College Faculty Page
Book: "City at the Center of the World: Space, History, and Modernity in Quito"

Linnda R. Caporael

Invited Participant, 2015, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
Kluge Center Project: "Rethinking Life on Earth and Beyond: Astrobiology and the Role of Paradigm Shifts in Science and Human Self-Understanding"
Press Release: "Rethinking Life on Earth and Beyond: Astrobiology and the Role of Paradigm Shifts in Science and Human Self-Understanding"

Christopher Capozzola

J. Franklin Jameson Fellow in American History, 2004, Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Kluge Center Project: "Uncle Sam Wants You: Citizenship and Obligation in World War I America"
Webcast: Christopher Capozzola and Jennifer Keene on World War I (C-SPAN)

Eleanor Capper

Kluge Fellow, 2010, University of Liverpool
Kluge Center Project: "Government activism and consumer politics in the U.S., 1933-2008."
Article: "Caroline Ware, Consumer Activism and American Democracy during the New Deal, 1933-45" Cultural and Social History 9.1 (2012): 85-101)

Toni Carbo

Madison Council Fellow in Library and Information Science, 2002, University of Pittsburgh
Kluge Center Project: "Information ethics and policy related to electronic government in the United States and the European Union."
Webcast: Information Ethics: Challenges for Library and Information Science Professionals.

Fernando Henrique Cardoso

Distinguished Visiting Scholar, 2004, former President of Brazil
Kluge Center Project: "Socio-political aspects of contemporary Brazil."
Webcast: The Need for Global Democratic Governance: The Perspective from Latin America (Kissinger Lecture).
Invited Participant, 2015, Independent Scholar
Kluge Center Project: "Scholarfest: Evening Gala"
Webcast: Scholarfest: Evening Gala

Ruth Cardoso

Distinguished Visiting Scholar, 2004, former first lady of Brazil
Kluge Center Project: "Socio-political aspects of contemporary Brazil."

John Carlson

Kislak Fellow in American Studies, 2005, Director of the Center for Archaeoastronomy
Kluge Center Project: "Mayan flasks and miniature vessels: a comprehensive study with catalog/database."
Article: "Anticipating the Maya Apocalypse: What Might the Ancient Day-Keepers Have Envisioned for December 21, 2012?" Archaeoastronomy 24 (2011)
Article: "The Grolier Codex - An Authentic 13h-Century Maya Divinatory Venus Almanac: New Revelations on the Oldest Surviving Book on Paper from the Ancient Americas"
Appointment: Press Release

Louis Caron

Invited Participant, 2004, Independent Scholar
Kluge Center Project: "Les Heritiers de Champlain/Champlain's Descendants"
Press Release: "Les Heritiers de Champlain/Champlain's Descendants"

Peter J Carroll

International Studies Fellow, 2003, Northwestern University
Kluge Center Project: "Changing significance of suicide as a social phenomenon in China during the first half of the 20th century."

Bruce Carruthers

Cary and Ann Maguire Chair in Ethics and American History, 2016, Northwestern University
Kluge Center Project: "An Economy of Promises: Trust and Credit in America."
Press Release: Bruce Carruthers Named Maguire Chair in Ethics and American History

Karen L. Carter

Kluge Fellow, 2007, University of North Florida
Kluge Center Project: "Art in the streets; late 19th century French posters."
Webcast: Poster Mania in Turn-of-the-Century Paris

Robert L Carter

Distinguished Visiting Scholar, 2002, United States District Court for the Southern District of New York
Kluge Center Project: "Memoirs."
Webcast: A Matter of Law: A Memoir of Struggle in the Cause of Equal Rights.
Lecture: Brown v. Board of Education
Lecture: A Matter of Law: A Memoir of Struggle in the Cause of Equal Rights

Jose V. Casanova

Kluge Chair in Countries and Cultures of the North, 2017, Georgetown University
Kluge Center Project: "The Jesuits through the Prism of Globalization, Globalization through a Jesuit Prism."

Gerhard Casper

Kluge Chair in American Law and Governance, 2006, Stanford University
Kluge Center Project: "Max Weber and definitions of democracy."
Webcast: Caesarism in Democratic Politics: Reflections on Max Weber.
Appointment: Press Release

Manuel Castells

Kluge Chair in Technology and Society, 2012, University Professor and the Wallis Annenberg Chair in Communication Technology and Society at the University of Southern California, Los Angeles
Kluge Center Project: "Communication Technology."
Webcast: Manuel Castells at the 2015 National Book Festival
Lecture: "Networks of Outrage and Hope: Social Movements in the Internet Age"
Blogpost: Scholar Manuel Castells on Social Movements

Luis Castellvi Laukamp

British Research Council Fellow, 2015, University of Cambridge
Kluge Center Project: "Baroque Landscapes in the Old World and the New: Gongora, Camargo, Sor Juana."

Daniel Cattell

British Research Council Fellow, 2009, University of Exeter
Kluge Center Project: "The contexts of controversial religious literature in late Elizabethan and early Jacobean England."

C. Andrew Causey

Mellon Fellow, 1998, Columbia College Chicago
Kluge Center Project: "Historical documents related to the Toba Bataks of North Sumatra, Indonesia."

Christopher Cavin

British Research Council Fellow, 2016, University of Strathclyde
Kluge Center Project: "The Charles Henry Brent Papers and the Rise of International Drug Control Policy."

Vinton Cerf

Invited Participant, 2016, Google
Kluge Center Project: "Saving the Web: The Ethics and Challenges of Preserving What's on the Internet"
Blogpost: How Do We Save the Web? Its Creators and Pioneers Offer Their Ideas

Ivan Chaar-Lopez

Digital Studies Fellow, 2015, University of Michigan
Kluge Center Project: "Technologies of Vision, Machines of Control: Drones on the U.S.-Mexico Border."
Panel Discussion: "Migration, Asylum and the Role of the State: Defining Boundaries, Redefining Borders" (Nov. 12, 2015)
Blogpost: New Scholars at the Kluge Center - September / October 2015

Sarah Chadfield

British Research Council Fellow, 2014, Royal Holloway, University of London
Kluge Center Project: "Muriel Rukeyser and the 'real.'"
Blogpost: "Muriel Rukeyser and the Spanish Civil War"

Jonathan Chandler

British Research Council Fellow, 2011, University College London
Kluge Center Project: "The Continental Army and American identities, 1775-1783."

Leah Chang

Invited Participant, 2013, The George Washington University
Kluge Center Project: "The Desire for Sappho: Or, the Typographical Invention of Louise Labé"

Michael Chang

International Studies Fellow, 2003, George Mason University
Kluge Center Project: "Local perspectives on the Southern tours: state-society relations in 18th century China."

Raquel Chang-Rodriguez

Invited Participant, 2009, City University of New York
Kluge Center Project: "400th Anniversary of The Royal Commentaries of the Inca"
Webcast: Celebration of the 400th Anniversary of The Royal Commentaries of the Inca
Press Release: Celebration of the 400th Anniversary of The Royal Commentaries of the Inca

Subarno Chattarji

Kluge Fellow, 2006, University of Delhi
Kluge Center Project: "Will there be peace again? Vietnamese-American writings in the U.S."
Webcast: Will There Be Peace Again? Some Aspects of Vietnamese Representations of the Vietnam War and its Aftermath
Article: "'The New Americans': The Creation of a Typology of Vietnamese-American Identity in Children's Literature" Journal of American Studies 44.2 (May 2010): 409-428

Christopher Chekuri

Kluge Fellow, 2010, San Francisco State University
Kluge Center Project: "Hindu and Turk: Sovereignty and religion in pre-colonial India."
Lecture: "Seeing You Is Equivalent to Being the King: Loyalty, Ethics & Piety in 16th Century India"

Xiaomei Chen

Mellon Fellow, 1998, Ohio State University, Columbus
Kluge Center Project: "Acting the right part: cultural performance in contemporary China."

James F. Childress

Cary and Ann Maguire Chair in Ethics and American History, 2009, University of Virginia
Kluge Center Project: "'Public bioethics' and 'The possibilities and limitations of a reconstructed just-war theory."
Webcast: Respecting Conscience, Protecting Patients.
Lecture: "Respecting Conscience, Protecting Patients: Unresolved Tensions in American Health Care."
Appointment: James F. Childress Appointed to Maguire Chair in American History and Ethics at John W. Kluge Center
Invited Participant, 2015, University of Virginia
Kluge Center Project: "ScholarFest - Right/Wrong: Perspectives on Notions & Morality"
Webcast: ScholarFest - Right/Wrong: Perspectives on Notions & Morality

Jorge Chinea

Mellon Fellow, 1999, Wayne State University
Kluge Center Project: "The quest for freedom: manumission prospects for maritime Maroons in the Hispanic Caribbean."
Appointment: Library Announces Third Mellon Foreign Area Fellowship Awards

Imogen Choi

British Research Council Fellow, 2013, University of Cambridge
Kluge Center Project: "War and Peace in Early Modern America: Spanish Colonial Epic, Literary Culture and Political Ethics in the Hispanic Viceroyalities."

Derek Chollet

Invited Participant, 2008, Center for a New American Security
Kluge Center Project: "America Between the Wars"
Webcast: America Between the Wars
Press Release: America Between the Wars

Eva Chou

International Studies Fellow, 2002, City University of New York, Baruch College
Kluge Center Project: "Lu Xun cuts his queue: writing, politics, and identity in early 20th century China."

Ilias Chrissochoidis

Kluge Fellow, 2010, Stanford University
Kluge Center Project: "From the London stage to Westminster Abbey: Cultural mobility of Handel's Oratorios in Britain, 1732-1784."

Danille Christensen

Kluge Fellow, 2015, The Ohio State University
Kluge Center Project: "Freedom from Want: Home Canning in the American Imagination (1875-2014)."
Lecture: "Home Canning: Cultural Narratives, Technological Change, and the Status of Traditional Knowledge" (Jul. 19, 2016)

David Christian

Distinguished Visiting Scholar, 2009, San Diego State University
Kluge Center Project: "Inner Eurasia and collective learning."
Webcast: The Anthropocene: Are We There Yet?
Article: "The Anthropocene: Are We There Yet?"
Appointment: Historian David Christian Named Distinguished Visiting Scholar

George Chrousos

Kluge Chair in Technology and Society, 2011, National Institutes of Health, and Athens University Medical School
Kluge Center Project: "The profound impact of stress on contemporary humanity."
Webcast: Inside Compassion: Edge States, Contemplative Interventions, Neuroscience
Webcast: Dignity of the Human Person
Lecture: The Profound Impact of Stress
Appointment: George Chrousos Named to Kluge Chair in Technology and Society
Invited Participant, 2015, National Institutes of Health, and Athens University Medical School
Kluge Center Project: "Scholarfest - Life/Future: Definitions of Life in the 21st Century & Beyond"
Webcast: Scholarfest - Life/Future: Definitions of Life in the 21st Century & Beyond

Archbishop Chrysostomos of Etna

David B. Larson Fellow in Health and Spirituality, 2005, Center for Traditional Orthodox Studies
Kluge Center Project: "A therapeutic approach to mental illness that incorporates Eastern Orthodox Hesychastic spiritual exercises into traditional psychoanalytical methodologies."
Book: God Made Man and Man Made God: Collected Essays on the Unique View of Man, the Cosmos, Grace, and Deification That Distinguishes Eastern Orthodoxy from Western Christianity (Belmont, MA: Institute for Byzantine and Modern Greek Studies, 2010)
Book: Transdisciplinary Studies and the Orthodox Intellectual (in Romanian) (Bucharest, Romania: Curtea Veche, 2009)
Blogpost: The Intersection of Health and Spirituality

Amanda Ciafone

Kluge Fellow, 2012, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
Kluge Center Project: "Counter-Cola: A Multinational History of the Global Corporation."
Lecture: "'I'd Like to Buy the World a Coke': Coca-Cola Advertising and Cultural Revolutions of the 1960s" (Jan. 16, 2014)
Web site: University of Illinois Faculty Page
Web site: Scholar Profile: Amanda Ciafone

Wesley Clark

Invited Participant, 2005, US Military
Kluge Center Project: "The Refugee Crises of the 1990s"
Webcast: The Refugee Crises of the 1990s
Press Release: The Refugee Crises of the 1990s

Gemma Clarke

British Research Council Fellow, 2007, Cambridge University
Kluge Center Project: "Drug assisted sexual assault in England, Wales and the U.S."

John L. Clarke

British Research Council Fellow, 2009, Kingston University
Kluge Center Project: "A comparative study of US and UK approaches to sustainable architecture to encourage proenvironmental learning and behaviour."

Linda Clarke

Invited Participant, 2008, Concordia University
Kluge Center Project: "Druze Heritage Symposium"
Press Release: Druze Heritage Symposium

Daniel J. Clauw

Invited Participant, 2012, University of Michigan
Kluge Center Project: "The Profound Impact of Stress"
Webcast: The Profound Impact of Stress: Human Biology and Social Implications for the Individual and Society
Press Release: The Profound Impact of Stress: Human Biology and Social Implications for the Individual and Society

Mark Clayden

British Research Council Fellow, 2010, University of Oxford
Kluge Center Project: "Music, timbre, color in Fin-de-Siecle Vienna, and the music of Alexander Zemlinsky."

Ruth Clements

Kluge Fellow, 2004, Orion Center for the Study of the Dead Sea Scrolls, Hebrew University of Jerusalem
Kluge Center Project: "Biblical interpretation and Christian-Jewish controversy: interaction, influence, and rhetoric in the 2nd-3rd centuries C.E."

Jennifer Allan Coates

British Research Council Fellow, 2011, School of Oriental and African Studies, University of London
Kluge Center Project: "An Exploration of the presentation of the female body in vernacular visual media at times of crises in the history of modern Japan."

Michael D. Coe

Invited Participant, 2009, Professor Emeritus at Yale University,
Kluge Center Project: "The Kislak Oyohualli Pendant--Eroticism and War Among the Toltecs"
Press Release: "The Kislak Oyohualli Pendant--Eroticism and War Among the Toltecs"

Frans and Marilyn Coetzee

Mellon Fellow, 1997, independent scholar
Kluge Center Project: "Defining the nation: citizenship, nationalism and war in Germany and Britain, 1914-19."

Harvey Cohen

Kluge Fellow, 2005, University of Maryland
Kluge Center Project: "Duke Ellington's America."
Book: "Duke Ellington's America" (Chicago: University of Chicago Press, 2010)

Judith Cohen

Alan Lomax Fellowship in American Folklife, 2010, York University
Kluge Center Project: "Alan Lomax in Spain."

Anne E.B. Coldiron

Kluge Fellow, 2002, Louisiana State University
Kluge Center Project: "Between Caxton and Tottel: Verse Translation from French 1476-1557 and Earlier English Renaissance Poetry"
Web site: Florida State University Faculty Page
Book: "English Printing, Verse Translation, & the Battle of the Sexes, 1476-1557"

Rosamund Cole

British Research Council Fellow, 2014, Royal Northern College of Music
Kluge Center Project: "Study of Lilli Lehmann Diaries."

Paul F. Coleman

Invited Participant, 2007, Abbott Laboratories
Kluge Center Project: "Combating HIV and Hepatitis B"
Webcast: Eradicating HIV and Hepatitis B
Press Release: Eradicating HIV and Hepatitis B

Kimberly Coles

Kluge Fellow, 2005, California State University, Bakersfield
Kluge Center Project: "Making sects: women as reformers, writers, and subjects in reformation England."

Anna Collar

British Research Council Fellow, 2006, University of Exeter
Kluge Center Project: "Networks of innovation and the spread of religious influence in the Roman Empire."

Bronwen Colquhoun

British Research Council Fellow, 2011, Newcastle University
Kluge Center Project: "How does 'Flickr the Commons' support community engagement and what are the implications for the appreciation and understanding of the photographic?"

Nathaniel Comfort

NASA/LC Chair in Astrobiology, 2015, Johns Hopkins University
Kluge Center Project: "The Origins of Life in the Genome Age"
Web site: Astrobiology at the Kluge Center
Web site: "The Emergence of Life: On the Earth, in the Lab, and Elsewhere" (Sept. 15, 2016)
Panel Discussion: "The Origins of the RNA World" (Mar. 17, 2016)
Blogpost: Theories on the Origins of the Life: An Interview with Astrobiology Chair Nathaniel Comfort
Press Release: Comfort Named to Astrobiology Chair
Press Release: Comfort Begins as Third Astrobiology Chair
Press Release: Four Pioneering Scientists to Discuss "The Origins of the RNA World," March 17

Ann Compton

Invited Participant, 2015, Former news reporter and White House correspondent for ABC News Radio
Kluge Center Project: "Finding Shared Values for U.S. Foreign Policy"

Laura Considine

British Research Council Fellow, 2011, Aberystwyth University
Kluge Center Project: "An Examination of US-Soviet Union/Russia Nuclear Arms Control."

Molly Conti

Invited Participant, 2007, Hepatitis B Foundation (HBF)
Kluge Center Project: "Combating HIV and Hepatitis B"
Webcast: Eradicating HIV and Hepatitis B
Press Release: Eradicating HIV and Hepatitis B

Theodore Cook

Mellon Fellow, 1998, William Paterson University
Kluge Center Project: "The Japanese soldier's experience of War, 1937-1945: violence, citizenship, and the individual in modern Japan's lost war."

Tim Cook

Invited Participant, 2007, Isis Innovation Ltd., Oxford
Kluge Center Project: "Commercializing University Research--Threats and Opportunities--The Oxford University Model"
Webcast: "Commercializing University Research--Threats and Opportunities--The Oxford University Model"
Press Release: "Commercializing University Research--Threats and Opportunities--The Oxford University Model"

Sara-Louise Cooper

British Research Council Fellow, 2012, University of Oxford
Kluge Center Project: "The Development of Nabokov's Autobiography."

Tim Cooper

British Research Council Fellow, 2013, University of Edinburgh
Kluge Center Project: "Race and Anglo-American Relations: The Role of Racial Attitudes in Interaction Between Britain and the US over East Asia, 1895-1914."

Michael Cooperson

Invited Participant, 2012, University of California, Los Angeles
Kluge Center Project: "Jurji Zaidan: His Contributions to Modern Arab Thought and Literature"
Webcast: Jurji Zaidan: His Contributions to Modern Arab Thought & Literature

Chiara Cordelli

British Research Council Fellow, 2008, University College of London
Kluge Center Project: "The Public/Private distinction: What are the boundaries of the private vs. public sphere in relation to human rights provisions?"

Tom Cordiner

British Research Council Fellow, 2010, University of Cambridge
Kluge Center Project: "Zionism and British political culture since 1945."

Benjamin Coulson

British Research Council Fellow, 2014, Newcastle University
Kluge Center Project: "China in the US Imagination."

Rafael Courtoisie Beyhaut

Invited Participant, 2006, Independent Scholar
Kluge Center Project: "University of Iowa's International Writing Program"
Press Release: University of Iowa's International Writing Program

Benjamin Cowan

Kluge Fellow, 2016, George Mason University
Kluge Center Project: "Mundane Magic: Brazil, Christian Fundamentalism, and Transnational Anti-Modernism, 1930-1985"

Oliver Cox

British Research Council Fellow, 2011, University of Oxford
Kluge Center Project: "Anglo-American Anglo-Saxonism: Alfred the Great and late eighteenth-century politics in the Atlantic world."

Paul Crego

Kluge Staff Fellow, 2007, Library of Congress, Regional and Cooperative Cataloging Division
Kluge Center Project: "History of Abkhazia and the Abkhazians."
Webcast: "Abkhazia and the New Cold War" (Sept. 25, 2008)
Invited Participant, 2015, Library of Congress, Regional and Cooperative Cataloging Division
Kluge Center Project: "ScholarFest - Life/Present: Personal & Cultural Identity in a Multicultural World"
Webcast: ScholarFest - Life/Present: Personal & Cultural Identity in a Multicultural World

Robert Crews

International Studies Fellow, 2003, American University
Kluge Center Project: "A faith for the Tsar: Islam, community, and the state in Imperial Russia."

Richard Cronin

Invited Participant, 2004, Congressional Research Service
Kluge Center Project: "Stories of our Nations, Footprints of our Souls: History Textbooks in Middle Schools and High Schools"
Webcast: Stories of our Nations, Footprints of our Souls: History Textbooks in Middle Schools and High Schools

Kevin Crosby

British Research Council Fellow, 2011, University of Leicester
Kluge Center Project: "Truth-generation and the jury in nineteenth-century America."

Kathleen M. Crowther-Heyck

Kluge Fellow, 2006, University of Oklahoma
Kluge Center Project: "Creating Adam and Eve: body, soul and gender in 16th century Germany."

Amy Crumpton

Kluge Fellow, 2003, American Association for the Advancement of Science
Kluge Center Project: "Barry Commoner and Margaret Mead (1958-1968): relations between science, democratic organization, and social change."

Rory Crutchfield

British Research Council Fellow, 2009, University of Glasgow
Kluge Center Project: "Memorializing American culture through the collection of folk music."

Farr A Curlin

David B. Larson Fellow in Health and Spirituality, 2011, University of Chicago
Kluge Center Project: "Medicine and Religion."
Lecture: "Of All the Physicians is there a Physician? Irony in the Practice of Medicine"
Blogpost: The Intersection of Health and Spirituality

Ahmad Dalal

Invited Participant, 2003, Georgetown University
Kluge Center Project: "Islam, Science and Cultural Values"
Webcast: "Islam, Science and Cultural Values"
Press Release: "Islam, Science and Cultural Values"

Anne E. A. David

Kluge Fellow, 2006, Anne Arundel Community College
Kluge Center Project: "A new conspectus of old Tamil verb forms."

Lawrence Davies

British Research Council Fellow, 2015, King's College London
Kluge Center Project: "The Role of Blues Music in American Jazz and Folk Revivalism, c. 1930-60."

Jennifer R Davis

Kluge Fellow, 2011, The Catholic University of America
Kluge Center Project: "Charlemagne's practice of empire."

James Day

British Research Council Fellow, 2011, Courtauld Institute of Art
Kluge Center Project: "Studies in Art History Writing and Revision of Whistlers' Art History."

Kirsty Day

British Research Council Fellow, 2013, University of Leeds
Kluge Center Project: "The Identities of Franciscan Dynastic Nunneries in the Polish Dukedoms c. 1245-1322."

Derrick de Kerckhove

Harissios Papamarkou Chair in Education, 2003, Director, McLuhan Program in Culture & Technology at the University of Toronto
Kluge Center Project: "Education and the digital future."
Lecture: Managing Knowledge and Creativity in a Digital Context.
Lecture: I Sing the Body Electric
Harissios Papamarkou Chair in Education, 2007, Director, McLuhan Program in Culture and Technology at the University of Toronto
Kluge Center Project: "Education and the digital future."
Moderation of the Digital Native Series: Edith Ackerman, "The Anthropology of Digital Natives"
Moderation of the Digital Native Series: Stephen Berlin Johnson, "Everything Bad Is Good for You"
Moderation of the Digital Native Series: "The Anthropology of YouTube" with Michael Wesch, Kansas State University on YouTube as: "An Anthropological Introduction to YouTube"
Moderation of the Digital Native Series: "Open Source Reality" with Douglas Rushkoff, New York University
Invited Participant, 2015, University of Toronto
Kluge Center Project: "Scholarfest - Life/Future: Definitions of Life in the 21st Century & Beyond"
Webcast: Scholarfest - Life/Future: Definitions of Life in the 21st Century & Beyond

Mary Jane Deeb

Invited Participant, 2001, The Library of Congress
Kluge Center Project: "Intellectual Debates in Islam in the New Global Era"
Webcast: www.loc.gov/locvideo/mslm/mslmintl/deeb.ram
Invited Participant, 2012, Library of Congress
Kluge Center Project: "Jurji Zaidan: His Contributions to Modern Arab Thought and Literature"
Webcast: Jurji Zaidan: His Contributions to Modern Arab Thought & Literature

Claudia Deetjen

Bavarian Fellow, 2009, University of Bayreuth
Kluge Center Project: "Towards an 'Integrated' Ethics of Nature: Reading Contemporary Indigenous Literatures of North America as Ethical Criticism."

Mario Del Pero

Kluge Fellow, 2007, Universita di Bologna (UNIBO)
Kluge Center Project: "Detente, Europe, and bipolarism: U.S. and EEC responses to the 'Southern European Malaise' of the 1970s."
Webcast: Which Chile, Allende? Henry Kissinger and International Repercussions of the Portuguese Revolution
Invited Participant, 2015, Universita di Bologna (UNIBO)
Kluge Center Project: "ScholarFest - War/Peace: Perspectives on the Concept of World Order from Former Kissinger Chairs"
Webcast: ScholarFest - War/Peace: Perspectives on the Concept of World Order from Former Kissinger Chairs

David W. Del Testa

Kluge Fellow, 2006, Bucknell University
Kluge Center Project: "Paint the trains red: labor, nationalism, and the railroads in French colonial Indochina, 1898-1954."

Francis Mading Deng

Distinguished Visiting Scholar, 2005, Paul H. Nitze School of Advanced International Studies of Johns Hopkins University
Kluge Center Project: "Somalia: north and south."
Webcast: Sudan: A Nation in Turbulent Search for Itself.
Webcast: African Dilemmas of Self-Determination: Lessons from the Sudan.
Lecture: Sudan: A Nation in Turbulent Search for Itself.
Lecture: African dilemmas of self-determination: Lessons from Sudan.
Appointment: Press Release

Dereje Desta

Invited Participant, 2012, Publisher/Editor, Zethiopia
Kluge Center Project: "Black Broadway and Little Ethiopia"
Webcast: "Other Cultures Within: Beyond the Naming of Things"
Press Release: "Other Cultures Within: Beyond the Naming of Things"

Andrew Devereux

Kluge Fellow, 2015, Loyola Marymount University
Kluge Center Project: "The Other Side of Empire: The Mediterranean and the Origins of a Spanish Imperial Ideology, 1479-1535."
Lecture: "The Kingdom of Jerusalem and War Against the Infidel: Sixteenth-Century Doctrines of Just War and the Origins of the Spanish Empire" (Jun. 23, 2016)

Steven Dick

NASA/LC Chair in Astrobiology, 2013, Independent Scholar
Kluge Center Project: "Societal Impact of the Discovery of Life in the Universe: Critical Issues, Optimal Approaches, and the Role of History."
Webcast: House Science Committee Hearing on Astrobiology (Expert Witness)
Webcast: "Searching for Life in the Universe: What Does it Mean for Humanity?" (Jan. 28, 2014)
Webcast: "Discovering Life in the Universe" - American History TV (C-SPAN3)
Web site: Baruch S. Blumberg NASA/Library of Congress Chair in Astrobiology chairholders
Web site: Scholar Profile: Steven Dick
Article: Astrobiology Chair Steven Dick Testifies Before House Science Committee
Other: Steven Dick, Chair in Astrobiology at John W. Kluge Center, Arrives Nov. 1
Book: "Plurality of Worlds: The Origins of the Extraterrestrial Life Debate from Democritus to Kant"
Book: "The Biological Universe: The Twentieth-century Extraterrestrial Life Debate and the Limits of Science"
Book: "Life on Other Worlds: The 20th-century Extraterrestrial Life Debate"
Book: "The Living Universe: NASA and the Development of Astrobiology"
Book: "America in Space: NASA's First Fifty Years"
Appointment: Steven Dick Named Chair in Astrobiology at Kluge Center
Panel Discussion: Symposium: "The Longevity of Human Civilization: Will We Survive Our World-Changing Technologies?" (Sept. 12, 2013)
Blogpost: Written at the Kluge Center: "The Impact of Discovering Life Beyond Earth"
Blogpost: History, Discovery and Analogy: Steven Dick Talks with C-SPAN's American History TV About Discovering Life in the Universe
Blogpost: How the Discovery of Life Will Transform Our Thinking
Invited Participant, 2015, Independent Scholar
Kluge Center Project: "Scholarfest - Life/Future: Definitions of Life in the 21st Century & Beyond"
Webcast: Scholarfest - Life/Future: Definitions of Life in the 21st Century & Beyond

Bruce J. Dickson

Invited Participant, 2003, George Washington University
Kluge Center Project: "China in Transition: Will Economic Reform Lead to Democracy in China?"
Webcast: "China in Transition: Will Economic Reform Lead to Democracy in China?"
Press Release: "China in Transition: Will Economic Reform Lead to Democracy in China?"

Margaret Dikovitskaya

Kluge Fellow, 2003, Columbia University
Kluge Center Project: "Russian imperial colonial attitudes: an analysis of photographs from the Prokudin-Gorskii collection."

Ilya Dines

Kluge Fellow, 2014, Ben-Gurion University
Kluge Center Project: "A Handlist of the Uncatalogued Medieval and Renaissance Manuscripts Preserved in the Library of Congress."
Lecture: "Medieval Manuscripts in the Library of Congress" (Mar. 31, 2016)

Marcy Dinius

Kluge Fellow, 2008, University of Delaware
Kluge Center Project: "The role of the daguerreotype in the literature, rhetoric, and visual culture of American abolition, 1833-1860."
Lecture: Frederick Douglass's 'Lecture on Pictures' and Daguerreian Portraiture"
Article: "'Look!! Look!!! at This!!!!': The Radical Typography of David Walker's Appeal" PMLA 126.1 (2011): 55-72
Article: "Best in Show: American Daguerreotypes at the Great Exhibition" Common-place 9.4 (2009)
Book: The Camera and the Press: American Visual and Print Culture in the Age of the Daguerreotype (Philadelphia: University of Pennsylvania Press, 2012)

Thomas Dodman

Kluge Fellow, 2014, Boston College
Kluge Center Project: "Nostalgia: The History of a Deadly Emotion."
Lecture: "Before Trauma: Nostalgia, or the Melancholy of War" (Jul. 30, 2015)
Article: "1814 and the Melancholy of War," The Journal of Military History, 80:1 (January 2016)
Blogpost: Scholarly Explorations of War

Beatriz Domingues

International Studies Fellow, 2001, Federal University of Juiz de Fora, MG, Brazil
Kluge Center Project: "Materializing public memory: national identity and cultural institutions in modern Peru."

Monica Dominguez Torres

Kluge Fellow, 2008, University of Delaware
Kluge Center Project: "Armorials of the Anahuac: the production, regulation and consumption of indigenous heraldy in 16th century Mexico."
Webcast: Early Colonial Mexico
Book: Military Ethos and Visual Culture in Post-Conquest Mexico (Surrey: Ashgate, 2014)

Sirio Canos Donnay

British Research Council Fellow, 2013, University College London
Kluge Center Project: "A Comparative Study of the Relationship Between Power, Landscape, and Settlement Patterns in West African Precolonial States."

W. Ford Doolittle

Invited Participant, 2016, Dalhousie University
Kluge Center Project: "The Origins of the RNA World"
Panel Discussion: "The Origins of the RNA World" (Mar. 17, 2016)
Press Release: Four Pioneering Scientists to Discuss "The Origins of the RNA World"

Georgette Dorn

Invited Participant, 2009, Library of Congress, Hispanic Division
Kluge Center Project: "400th Anniversary of The Royal Commentaries of the Inca"
Webcast: Celebration of the 400th Anniversary of The Royal Commentaries of the Inca
Press Release: Celebration of the 400th Anniversary of The Royal Commentaries of the Inca

Lorah D. Dorn

Invited Participant, 2012, Director of Research in the Division of Adolescent Medicine at Cincinnati Children's Hospital Medical Center
Kluge Center Project: "The Profound Impact of Stress"
Webcast: The Profound Impact of Stress: Human Biology and Social Implications for the Individual and Society
Press Release: The Profound Impact of Stress: Human Biology and Social Implications for the Individual and Society

Emma Doubt

British Research Council Fellow, 2014, University of Sussex
Kluge Center Project: "Photographic Sovereignty in the Work of Jennie Ross Cobb and Francis Benjamin Johnston: A Comparative Case Study."

Aleksandra Duda

British Research Council Fellow, 2006, University of Birmingham
Kluge Center Project: "Youth activism as the driving force behind the development of democratic opposition campaigns and peaceful revolutions."

Marianna Dudley

British Research Council Fellow, 2009, University of Bristol
Kluge Center Project: "Greening the Ministry of Defence: An environmental history of the Defence Estates since 1945."

Mary Dudziak

Kluge Chair in American Law and Governance, 2014, Emory University
Kluge Center Project: "Going to War: An American History."
Lecture: "A Bullet in the Chamber: The Politics of Catastrophe & the Declaration of World War I" (C-SPAN, Dec. 10, 2015)
Article: "How War Lost Its Politics"
Blogpost: "The Politics of Catastrophe: A History of American War Politics"
Press Release: Mary Dudziak Named Kluge Chair in American Law and Governance

Finis Dunaway

Kluge Fellow, 2003, Cornell University
Kluge Center Project: "Thirteen ways of looking at a river: the Mississippi in the American imagination."

Anne-Laure Dupont

Invited Participant, 2012, Universite Paris-Sorbonne
Kluge Center Project: "Jurji Zaidan: His Contributions to Modern Arab Thought and Literature"
Webcast: Jurji Zaidan: His Contributions to Modern Arab Thought & Literature

Raymond Dwek

Kluge Chair in Technology and Society, 2007, Director of the Glycobiology Institute at Oxford University.
Kluge Center Project: "The environment, specifically the desertification or absence of water and the 'real Green Line,' the rehabilitated land in the Negev, the desert region of Israel. Public health, specifically the acceleration of the development of an AIDS vaccine. University/industry relationships: does commercialization of research results threaten a university's principal mission?"
Webcast: Eradicating HIV and Hepatitis B.
Webcast: Commercializing University Research.
Article: The Other Green Line and the Sweetest Tomato in the World.
Article: George Washington and the First Mass Military Inoculation.
Appointment: Press Release

Matthew Dziennik

British Research Council Fellow, 2008, University of Edinburgh
Kluge Center Project: "The Highland military in the British Atlantic world, 1754-1783."
Article: "'The Greatest Number Walked Out': Imperial Conflict and the Contractual Basis of Military Society in the Early Highland Regiments" in Men at Arms: New Histories of Soldiering in Britain and Ireland, 1750-1850 (London: Palgrave, 2012)

Carolyn Eastman

J. Franklin Jameson Fellow in American History, 2004, University of Texas, Austin
Kluge Center Project: "A Nation of Speechifiers: Oratory, Print and the Making of a Gendered American Public, 1780-1830"

Timothy Eastman

Invited Participant, 2011, Plasmas International
Kluge Center Project: "Whitehead in the Tradition of Process Thought"
Webcast: Letter of Alfred North Whitehead
Press Release: Letter of Alfred North Whitehead

Myles Eastwood

British Research Council Fellow, 2012, University of Cambridge
Kluge Center Project: "The American Invasion, or: How Early Twentieth Century Blues 78s Influenced the LPs of the 1960s British Blues Revival."

Sophie Eastwood

British Research Council Fellow, 2009, University of Cambridge
Kluge Center Project: "Lifestyle, geography, and juvenile crime."

Max Edelson

Kislak Fellow in American Studies, 2007, University of Illinois
Kluge Center Project: "The Transformation of geographic consciousness in colonial British America."
Webcast: Mapping the New Empire: Britain's General Survey of North America, 1763-1782.
Article: "Clearing Swamps, Harvesting Forests: Trees and the Making of a Plantation Landscape in the Colonial South Carolina Lowcountry" in Environmental History and American South: A Reader (Athens: University of Georgia Press, 2009)

Amy Edwards

British Research Council Fellow, 2014, University of Birmingham
Kluge Center Project: "Thatcherism and 'Financial Consumerism': Private Ownership, Consumerism and Citizenship in Britain c. 1975-1990."

Susan Eisenhower

Invited Participant, 2003, Grandaughter of former President Eisenhower
Kluge Center Project: "The Death of Stalin (March 5, 1953): A Missed Opportunity to Overcome the Cold War?"
Article: "The Death of Stalin (March 5, 1953): A Missed Opportunity to Overcome the Cold War?"
Press Release: "The Death of Stalin (March 5, 1953): A Missed Opportunity to Overcome the Cold War?"

Marwa El Shakry

Invited Participant, 2012, Columbia University
Kluge Center Project: "Jurji Zaidan: His Contributions to Modern Arab Thought and Literature"
Webcast: Jurji Zaidan: His Contributions to Modern Arab Thought & Literature

Ahmed El-Khamlichi

Scholar in Residence, 2002, Director, Royal Law Institute, Rabat, Morocco
Kluge Center Project: "Arab law colloquium."

Awad El-Mor

Scholar in Residence, 2002, Chief Justice of the Egyptian Supreme Constitutional Court (1991-1999)
Kluge Center Project: "Arab law colloquium."

Carl Elliott

Invited Participant, 2006, University of Minnesota
Kluge Center Project: "Demons of the Mind: 21st Century Science vs. Depression"
Press Release: Demons of the Mind: 21st Century Science vs. Depression

David Ellis

British Research Council Fellow, 2012, University of York
Kluge Center Project: "Mapping a Transatlantic Network: the Theory and Practice of Community Action in Great Britain and the United States, 1960-1980."

Daniel Else

Kluge Staff Fellow, 2017, Library of Congress, Congressional Research Service
Kluge Center Project: "A Study of the Origins of the U.S. Military Industrial Complex."

Jean Bethke Elshtain

Cary and Ann Maguire Chair in Ethics and American History, 2003, University of Chicago
Kluge Center Project: "Harry Potter, St. Augustine and the confrontation with evil."
Webcast: "Harry Potter, St. Augustine and the Confrontation with Evil"
Web site: Jean Bethke Elshtain bio (Library of Congress bicentennial)
Press Release: Maguire Chair Jean Bethke Elshtain To Speak on Harry Potter, St. Augustine and the Confrontation with Evil

Peter Eltsov

Kluge Fellow, 2008, Freie Universitat, Berlin
Kluge Center Project: "Rejecting the state: a study of the Harappan society from the point of view of archaeological data and ancient Indian sociopolitical theory."
Webcast: The Great Tradition of Ancient South Asia: From Sanskrit Literature to the Archaeology of the Harappan/Indus Civilization
Article: "What Crimea's History Can Teach Us About Crimea's Future" (Foreign Policy, 2014)

Alex Elwick

British Research Council Fellow, 2011, Newcastle University
Kluge Center Project: "Non-formal learning in museums and galleries."

James Emmott

British Research Council Fellow, 2010, Birkbeck College, University of London
Kluge Center Project: "Alexander Graham Bell and vocal physiology."
Visiting Fellow, 2015, Queen Mary University of London
Kluge Center Project: "Victorian Studies"

Elizabeth Enriquez

Fulbright Fellow, 2001, University of the Philippines
Kluge Center Project: "History of Philippine radio, 1922-1946."

Margaret Ensminger

Invited Participant, 2012, Johns Hopkins University Bloomberg School of Public Health
Kluge Center Project: "The Profound Impact of Stress"
Webcast: The Profound Impact of Stress: Human Biology and Social Implications for the Individual and Society,
Press Release: The Profound Impact of Stress: Human Biology and Social Implications for the Individual and Society,

Michael Epperson

Invited Participant, 2011, California State University in Sacramento
Kluge Center Project: "Interpretations of Contemporary Physics"
Webcast: Letter of Alfred North Whitehead
Press Release: Letter of Alfred North Whitehead

John Esposito

Invited Participant, 2003, Georgetown University
Kluge Center Project: "Islam, Science and Cultural Values"
Webcast: "Islam, Science and Cultural Values"
Press Release: "Islam, Science and Cultural Values"

Ashur Etwebi

Invited Participant, 2006, Independent Scholar
Kluge Center Project: "University of Iowa's International Writing Program"
Press Release: University of Iowa's International Writing Program

Alexander Evans

Henry Alfred Kissinger Chair in Foreign Policy and International Relations, 2011, Independent scholar
Kluge Center Project: "Pakistan's Strategic Culture and U.S. Foreign Policy Goals."
Other: Contemporary Diplomacy Panel at Kluge Center, Dec. 1
Other: Alexander Evans to Discuss U.S.-Pakistan Relations, Nov. 17
Appointment: Alexander Evans Named Henry Alfred Kissinger Scholar
Invited Participant, 2015, King's College, London
Kluge Center Project: "ScholarFest - War/Peace: Perspectives on the Concept of World Order from Former Kissinger Chairs"
Webcast: ScholarFest - War/Peace: Perspectives on the Concept of World Order from Former Kissinger Chairs

Alison Evans

Invited Participant, 2007, Hepatitis B Foundation (HBF) and Drexel University School of Public Health
Kluge Center Project: "Combating HIV and Hepatitis B"
Webcast: Eradicating HIV and Hepatitis B
Press Release: Eradicating HIV and Hepatitis B

Roland Faber

Invited Participant, 2011, Claremont School of Theology
Kluge Center Project: "Whitehead's Work and Impact, Past and Future"
Webcast: Letter of Alfred North Whitehead
Press Release: Letter of Alfred North Whitehead

Majid Fakhri

Invited Participant, 2008, Center for Muslim-Christian Understanding at Georgetown University
Kluge Center Project: "Druze Heritage Symposium"
Press Release: Druze Heritage Symposium

Winnifred Fallers Sullivan

Invited Participant, 2006, University of Buffalo Law School, State University of New York
Kluge Center Project: "Legislating International Religious Freedom"
Webcast: Legislating International Religious Freedom
Press Release: Legislating International Religious Freedom

Toyin Falola

Invited Participant, 2015, University of Texas at Austin
Kluge Center Project: "ScholarFest - Life/Present: Personal & Cultural Identity in a Multicultural World"
Webcast: ScholarFest - Life/Present: Personal & Cultural Identity in a Multicultural World

Markus Faltermeier

Bavarian Fellow, 2010, Ludwig-Maximilians-University
Kluge Center Project: "The Thomistic Natural Law in American Catholicism during the 20th Century."

Edward Falvey

British Research Council Fellow, 2014, University of Exeter
Kluge Center Project: "Locating the Cinematic City: Urban Iconography and Transformation, and the Birth of New York City, 1890-1930."

Julia Farley

British Research Council Fellow, 2010, University of Leicester
Kluge Center Project: "Networks of exchange at the edge of empire: Trade in colonial encounters in North America c. AD 1600-1775."

Ann Farnsworth-Alvear

Mellon Fellow, 1997, University of Pennsylvania
Kluge Center Project: "The practice of community in the Colombian Choco."

Tom Farr

Invited Participant, 2006, Director of the U.S. State Department Office of International Religious Freedom
Kluge Center Project: "Legislating International Religious Freedom"
Webcast: Legislating International Religious Freedom
Press Release: Legislating International Religious Freedom

Lawrence Feldman

Kislak Fellow in American Studies, 2005, independent scholar
Kluge Center Project: "The Last days of the English colony of West Florida."
Book: Imber, Van Geel, Blokhuis, Feldman. Education Law, 5th ed. (New York: Taylor and Francis, 2014)

Blenda Femenias

International Studies Fellow, 2001, Brown University
Kluge Center Project: "Materializing public memory: national identity and cultural institutions in modern Peru."

Mark Fenemore

Kluge Fellow, 2005, Manchester Metropolitan University
Kluge Center Project: "Policing a divided city. Berlin, 1945-1961."
Article: "The Growing Pains of Sex Education in the German Democratic Republic (GDR), 1945-1969" in Shaping Sexual Knowledge: A Cultural History of Sex Education in Twentieth Century Europe, Roger Davidson and Lutz Sauerteig, eds. (London: Routledge, 200
Article: "The Recent Historiography of Sexuality in Twentieth-Century Germany" The Historical Journal 52.3 (2009): 763-779

Larrie D. Ferreiro

Invited Participant, 2011, Independent Scholar
Kluge Center Project: "Expedition to the Equator: A Scientific Adventure Story"
Webcast: Expedition to the Equator: A Scientific Adventure Story
Press Release: Expedition to the Equator: A Scientific Adventure Story

Tanya Filer

British Research Council Fellow, 2011, University College London
Kluge Center Project: "A history of the secret in Argentina, 1946-2010."

David Finkelstein

Invited Participant, 2011, Georgia Institute of Technology
Kluge Center Project: "Reflections on 'Principia Mathematica'"
Webcast: Letter of Alfred North Whitehead
Press Release: Letter of Alfred North Whitehead

Kais M. Firro

Invited Participant, 2008, Haifa University
Kluge Center Project: "Druze Heritage Symposium"
Press Release: Druze Heritage Symposium

Yahya Fiuzi

Invited Participant, 2004, Architect
Kluge Center Project: "Tehran Conference"
Press Release: Tehran Conference

Lucy Fletcher

British Research Council Fellow, 2012, University of Reading
Kluge Center Project: "Narrative in Plutarch's Parallel Lives and the Limits of Narratological Analysis."

Wendy Fok

Digital Studies Fellow, 2014, Harvard University
Kluge Center Project: "Whose Digital Property?"
Lecture: "Intangible Information Costs of Real and Digital Property" (Aug. 13, 2015)
Lecture: "Intangible Information Costs of Real and Digital Property" (Aug. 13, 2015)
Invited Participant, 2015, Harvard University
Kluge Center Project: "Scholarfest - Life/Future: Definitions of Life in the 21st Century & Beyond"
Webcast: Scholarfest - Life/Future: Definitions of Life in the 21st Century & Beyond

Jennifer Foray

Kluge Fellow, 2010, Purdue University
Kluge Center Project: "Imperial aftershocks: The legacies of decolonization in the Netherlands."
Book: Visions of Empire in the Nazi-occupied Netherlands

James Ford

British Research Council Fellow, 2012, University of Nottingham
Kluge Center Project: "The Art of Nationhood in the U.S. Capitol and Palace of Westminster Decorative Schemes."

Benjamin Fordham

Henry Alfred Kissinger Chair in Foreign Policy and International Relations, 2010, Binghamton University
Kluge Center Project: "The Domestic politics of world power, 1890-1945."
Webcast: Protectionist Empire: Trade, Tariffs & U.S. Foreign Policy, 1890-1914.
Appointment: Benjamin Fordham Named Henry Kissinger Scholar in Kluge Center
Invited Participant, 2015, Binghamton University
Kluge Center Project: "ScholarFest - War/Peace: Perspectives on the Concept of World Order from Former Kissinger Chairs"
Webcast: ScholarFest - War/Peace: Perspectives on the Concept of World Order from Former Kissinger Chairs

Elisabeth Forster

British Research Council Fellow, 2012, University of Oxford
Kluge Center Project: "Fu Sinian's New Culture Movement."

George E. Fox

Invited Participant, 2016, University of Houston
Kluge Center Project: "The Origins of the RNA World"
Panel Discussion: "The Origins of the RNA World" (Mar. 17, 2016)
Press Release: Four Pioneering Scientists to Discuss "The Origins of the RNA World"

Martyn Frampton

Visiting Fellow, 2014, Queen Mary University
Kluge Center Project: "The Meaning of Realpolitik."

Fenella France

Invited Participant, 2015, Chief, Preservation, Research & Testing Division, Library of Congress
Kluge Center Project: "Shedding Light on Antiquity: The Forensic Imaging and Study of Ancient, Medieval and Modern Manuscripts"
Press Release: "Rethinking Life on Earth and Beyond: Astrobiology and the Role of Paradigm Shifts in Science and Human Self-Understanding"

Matthew Francis

British Research Council Fellow, 2008, University of Leeds
Kluge Center Project: "The Move to violence: A Matrix of the factors involved in the move from religious belief to violent action."

Michael Francis

Kislak Fellow in American Studies, 2009, University of North Florida
Kluge Center Project: "Murder and martyrdom in the Spanish Florida borderlands, 1565-1617."
Webcast: Murder & Martyrdom in Spanish Florida: Don Juan & the Guale Uprising of 1597
Article: "Murder and Martyrdom in Spanish Florida: Don Juan and the Guale Uprising of 1597" Anthropological Papers of the American Museum of Natural History 95 (2011)

Teresa Franco

British Research Council Fellow, 2011, University of Oxford
Kluge Center Project: "Giovanni Guidici among his American poets."

Mark S. Frankel

Invited Participant, 2007, Director, Scientific Freedom, Responsibility and Law Program, American Association for the Advancement of Science
Kluge Center Project: "Commercializing University Research--Threats and Opportunities--The Oxford University Model"
Webcast: "Commercializing University Research--Threats and Opportunities--The Oxford University Model"
Press Release: "Commercializing University Research--Threats and Opportunities--The Oxford University Model"

Oz Frankel

Invited Participant, 2006, The New School
Kluge Center Project: "States of Inquiry: Social investigations and print culture in Nineteenth Century Britain and the United States"

John Hope Franklin

(3rd Kluge Prize, 2006) Distinguished Visiting Scholar, 2001, James B. Duke Professor Emeritus of History at Duke University
Kluge Center Project: "Memoirs."
Webcast: Mirror to America: The Autobiography of John Hope Franklin.
Webcast: Where Do We Go From Here?
Lecture: Historian John Hope Franklin and Judge Robert L. Carter Discuss Brown v. Board of Education.
Kluge Prize 2006: Announcement

Matthias Freidank

Bavarian Fellow, 2009, Ludwig Maximilians Universitat
Kluge Center Project: "Shame and the Politics of Emotion in African-American Literature."

Aaron Friedberg

Henry Alfred Kissinger Chair in Foreign Policy and International Relations, 2001, Princeton University
Kluge Center Project: "The United States as an Asian power 1787-2002."
Webcast: The United States as an Asian Power: 1787-2002.

Richard Frye

Invited Participant, 2004, Harvard University
Kluge Center Project: "Tehran Conference"
Press Release: Tehran Conference

Joel Frykholm

Kluge Fellow, 2012, Stockholm University
Kluge Center Project: "George Kleine and the Transformation of Cinema."
Webcast: The Lost Tycoon: George Kleine
Blogpost: EU Month of Culture Spotlight: Sweden

Juliane Furst

British Research Council Fellow, 2013, University of Bristol
Kluge Center Project: "Flowers Through Concrete: An Exploration of the Soviet Hippieland 1967-1980."

Louis Galambos

Cary and Ann Maguire Chair in Ethics and American History, 2005, Johns Hopkins University
Kluge Center Project: "The Creative society -- and the Price Americans Paid for It."
Webcast: Business in History
Lecture: Louis Galambos to Discuss "The Creative Society and the Price Americans Paid for It," June 13
Other: Promotional Flier
Book: The Creative Society and the Price Americans Paid for It (New York: Cambridge University Press, 2011)
Appointment: Press Release

Stuart Galloway

British Research Council Fellow, 2011, University of Leicester
Kluge Center Project: "The American Equal Rights Association and the pursuit of universal suffrage, 1866-1870."

Dmitry Galtsin

Fulbright Fellow, 2011, Library of Russian Academy of Science
Kluge Center Project: "The Fall of New England."
Webcast: A Train of Disasters: Puritan Reaction to New England Crisis of 1680-90s

James B. Gardner

Invited Participant, 2012, National Archives
Kluge Center Project: "Rethinking Basic Assumptions: National Museums and Transnational Experience"
Webcast: Other Cultures Within: Beyond the Naming of Things
Press Release: Other Cultures Within: Beyond the Naming of Things

Paul Gardullo

Invited Participant, 2012, National Museum of African American History and Culture
Kluge Center Project: "Making a Way out of No Way: The Challenge of Building a National Museum of African American History and Culture"
Webcast: Other Cultures Within: Beyond the Naming of Things
Press Release: Other Cultures Within: Beyond the Naming of Things

Susan Garfinkel

Kluge Staff Fellow, 2010, Library of Congress, Digital Reference Team
Kluge Center Project: "This Separation Forced Upon Us: Philadelphia's Free Quakers and the culture of revolution."
Webcast: "This Separation Forced upon Us: Philadelphia's Free Quakers and the Culture of Revolution" (Sept. 22, 2011)

Virginia Garrard-Burnett

Invited Participant, 2014, University of Texas-Austin
Kluge Center Project: "World Christianity, Immigration, and the U.S.: The Non-Western Church Comes to America"
Webcast: World Christianity, Immigration, and the U.S.: The Non-Western Church Comes to America
Press Release: World Christianity, Immigration, and the U.S.: The Non-Western Church Comes to America

Frances Garrett

David B. Larson Fellow in Health and Spirituality, 2007, University of Toronto
Kluge Center Project: "Religious healing and the history of medicine in pre-17th century Tibetan literature."
Webcast: Death, Rebirth and Being Human in Tibetan Buddhism

Raymond Garthoff

Invited Participant, 2003, CIA analyst
Kluge Center Project: "The Death of Stalin (March 5, 1953): A Missed Opportunity to Overcome the Cold War?"
Article: "The Death of Stalin (March 5, 1953): A Missed Opportunity to Overcome the Cold War?"
Press Release: "The Death of Stalin (March 5, 1953): A Missed Opportunity to Overcome the Cold War?"

Mark W. Geiger

Kluge Fellow, 2011, University of Sydney
Kluge Center Project: "The Chicago Board of Trade and the transformation of financial markets."
Webcast: Financial Fraud and Guerrilla Violence in Missouri's Civil War, 1861-1865
Lecture: "When Insider Trading was Legal"

Pamela Geller

Kislak Fellow in American Studies, 2006, independent scholar
Kluge Center Project: "Embodied texts: the messages encoded in Maya bodies."
Lecture: Ancient bodies: A Humanistic Bioarchaeology of the Pre-Columbian Maya

Yasemin Gencer

Swann Fellowship, 2009, Indiana University
Kluge Center Project: "Pushing out Islam: Cartoons of the reform period in Turkey (1918-1928)."

Andrew Gentes

Kluge Fellow, 2009, University of Queensland
Kluge Center Project: "George Kennan and the Russian nihilists."
Book: Russia's Penal Colony in the Far East: A Translation of Vlas Doroshevich's "Sakhalin" (Anthem Press, 2012)

Ekaterina Gerasimova

Fulbright Fellow, 2009, National Library of Russia
Kluge Center Project: "The library of grand duke Vladimir Alexandrovich (1847-1909)."
Webcast: Russian Imperial bindings as artifact and a key for reconstruction of the Imperial libraries.
Lecture: "Russian Imperial Bindings as artifact and a key for reconstruction of the Imperial Libraries."

Neil Gershenfeld

Invited Participant, 2005, Director of the Center for Bits and Atoms at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Kluge Center Project: "From the Library of Information to the Library of Things"
Webcast: When Things Start to Think
Press Release: When Things Start to Think

Carl Gershman

Invited Participant, 2014, President, National Endowment for Democracy
Kluge Center Project: "Vaclav Havel's Legacy Today"
Webcast: Vaclav Havel's Legacy Today
Press Release: Vaclav Havel's Legacy Today

Ray Gesteland

Invited Participant, 2016, University of Utah
Kluge Center Project: "The Origins of the RNA World"
Press Release: Four Pioneering Scientists to Discuss "The Origins of the RNA World"

Sharon Ghamari-Tabrizi

David B. Larson Fellow in Health and Spirituality, 2010, Independent Scholar
Kluge Center Project: "Tracking the meaning of presence."

Armenuhi Ghambaryan

International Research and Exchanges Board Fellow, 2002, National Academy of Sciences of the Republic of Armenia
Kluge Center Project: "U.S. policy towards Armenia between 1918 and 1920."

Philip Gichuru

British Research Council Fellow, 2012, Lancaster University
Kluge Center Project: "A Systemic Review of Methodology for the Development of Child Health Assessment Tools."

Prosser Gifford

Invited Participant, 2015, independent scholar
Kluge Center Project: "#ScholarFest"
Webcast: #Scholarfest: "Reflections: Looking Back, Looking Forward"
Web site: Intellectual Debates in Islam in the New Global Era
Web site: Prosser Gifford bio (Library of Congress)
Article: Culture, Technology, Rationality, Faith: Intellectual Debates in Islam in the New Global Era

James Gilbert

Invited Participant, 2006, University of Maryland, College Park
Kluge Center Project: "Men in the Middle: Searching for Masculinity in the 1950s"
Press Release: Men in the Middle: Searching for Masculinity in the 1950s

Walter Gilbert

Invited Participant, 2016, Harvard University
Kluge Center Project: "The Origins of the RNA World"
Panel Discussion: "The Origins of the RNA World" (Mar. 17, 2016)
Press Release: Four Pioneering Scientists to Discuss "The Origins of the RNA World"

Valéry Giscard d'Estaing

Invited Participant, 2003, President, Convention on the Future of Europe; former President of France
Kluge Center Project: ""The Preparation of the European Constitution""
Webcast: The Preparation of the European Constitution

Philip Gold

Invited Participant, 2015, The National Institute of Mental Health (NIMH)
Kluge Center Project: "Scholarfest - Life/Future: Definitions of Life in the 21st Century & Beyond"
Webcast: Scholarfest - Life/Future: Definitions of Life in the 21st Century & Beyond

Chad Goldberg

J. Franklin Jameson Fellow in American History, 2005, University of Wisconsin
Kluge Center Project: "Citizens and Paupers: Civic Inclusion, Race and the American Welfare State"

Myron Golden

Invited Participant, 2005, Director, Francophone West and Central Africa
Kluge Center Project: "Examples of Reconciliation: Africa's Contributions to the Global Community"
Press Release: "Examples of Reconciliation: Africa's Contributions to the Global Community"

James Goldgeier

Henry Alfred Kissinger Chair in Foreign Policy and International Relations, 2005, Council on Foreign Relations
Kluge Center Project: "The Growing Division between the European Union, NATO, and the Former Soviet Union"
Webcast: End of the Cold War
Webcast: America Between the Wars
Lecture: End of the Cold War.
Lecture: America Between the Wars
Press Release: Goldgeier Named Kissinger Scholar in Foreign Policy and International Relations
Press Release: Derek Chollet and James Goldgeier to Discuss the Decade Prior to September 11, "America Between the Wars"
Invited Participant, 2015, American University
Kluge Center Project: "ScholarFest - War/Peace: Perspectives on the Concept of World Order from Former Kissinger Chairs"
Webcast: ScholarFest - War/Peace: Perspectives on the Concept of World Order from Former Kissinger Chairs

Victor Goldgel-Carballo

Kluge Fellow, 2012, University of Wisconsin, Madison
Kluge Center Project: "New Media in Early 19th Century Latin America: The Emergence of a Transatlantic Cultural Market."
Webcast: The Quest for the New in Latin American Culture: Fashion & Newspapers in the 19th Century

Philippe Goldin

Invited Participant, 2012, Stanford University
Kluge Center Project: "The Profound Impact of Stress"
Webcast: The Profound Impact of Stress: Human Biology and Social Implications for the Individual and Society,
Press Release: The Profound Impact of Stress: Human Biology and Social Implications for the Individual and Society,

Viv Golding

Invited Participant, 2012, Leicester University
Kluge Center Project: "Creolizing Museums: Nation, Memory, and Difficult Her/Histories"
Webcast: Other Cultures Within: Beyond the Naming of Things
Press Release: Other Cultures Within: Beyond the Naming of Things

Risa L. Goluboff

ACLS Burkhardt Fellow, 2012, University of Virginia
Kluge Center Project: "People out of Place: The Sixties, the Supreme Court, and Vagrancy Law."
Webcast: "People Out of Place: The Sixties, The Supreme Court & Vagrancy Law" (Apr. 11, 2013)

Andrew Goodpaster

Invited Participant, 2003, Former Adviser to President Eisenhower
Kluge Center Project: ""The Death of Stalin (March 5, 1953): A Missed Opportunity to Overcome the Cold War?""
Article: "The Death of Stalin (March 5, 1953): A Missed Opportunity to Overcome the Cold War?"
Press Release: "The Death of Stalin (March 5, 1953): A Missed Opportunity to Overcome the Cold War?"

Laurie Goodstein

Invited Participant, 2014, National religion reporter for The New York Times
Kluge Center Project: "World Christianity, Immigration, and the U.S.: The Non-Western Church Comes to America"
Webcast: World Christianity, Immigration, and the U.S.: The Non-Western Church Comes to America
Press Release: World Christianity, Immigration, and the U.S.: The Non-Western Church Comes to America

Richard Gordon

Invited Participant, 2004, Filmaker, the Long Bow Group
Kluge Center Project: "Documentary Films and Digital Presentations of the Long Bow Group"
Press Release: "Documentary Films and Digital Presentations of the Long Bow Group"

Annette Gordon-Reed

Invited Participant, 2008, New York Law School
Kluge Center Project: "The Hemingses of Monticello: An American Family"
Webcast: "The Hemingses of Monticello: An American Family"
Press Release: "The Hemingses of Monticello: An American Family"

Laura Gotkowitz

ACLS Burkhardt Fellow, 2011, University of Iowa
Kluge Center Project: "Trials without End: Political Violence and Democracy in Bolivia after World War II."

Kolinda Grabar-Kitarovic

Invited Participant, 2006, Croatian Foreign Minister
Kluge Center Project: "Croatia: Partnerships, Priorities and Progress"
Webcast: "Croatia: Partnerships, Priorities and Progress"
Press Release: "Croatia: Partnerships, Priorities and Progress"

Seth Graebner

International Studies Fellow, 2001, Washington University, St. Louis
Kluge Center Project: "History from above: looking at the city in Paris and Algiers."

Andrew Graham

Distinguished Visiting Scholar, 2006, Balliol College
Kluge Center Project: "Radio, TV and a viable internet business model."

William Granara

Invited Participant, 2012, Harvard University
Kluge Center Project: "Jurji Zaidan: His Contributions to Modern Arab Thought and Literature"
Webcast: Jurji Zaidan: His Contributions to Modern Arab Thought & Literature

Wesley Granberg-Michaelson

Distinguished Visiting Scholar, 2012, N/A
Kluge Center Project: "How the World is Changing Christianity."
Distinguished Visiting Scholar, 2012, Independent
Kluge Center Project: "How Will the Growth of the Non-Western Church Shape the Future of World Christianity and the Quest for Christian Unity?"
Webcast: The Pilgrimage of World Christianity: A Post-Christian West and the non-Western Church
Book: "From Times Square to Timbuktu: The Post-Christian West Meets the Non-Western Church"
Appointment: Wesley Granberg-Michaelson Named Distinguished Visiting Scholar at John W. Kluge Center
Invited Participant, 2015, Independent Scholar
Kluge Center Project: "ScholarFest - Life/Present: Personal & Cultural Identity in a Multicultural World"
Webcast: ScholarFest - Life/Present: Personal & Cultural Identity in a Multicultural World

Nicholas G. Grant

British Research Council Fellow, 2009, University of Leeds
Kluge Center Project: "African-Americans, gender, and the global networks of black self determination, 1940-1960."

Casper Grathwohl

Invited Participant, 2004, Oxford University Press
Kluge Center Project: "Stories of our Nations, Footprints of our Souls: History Textbooks in Middle Schools and High Schools"
Webcast: Stories of our Nations, Footprints of our Souls: History Textbooks in Middle Schools and High Schools

Leslie Gray

Invited Participant, 2004, Fairfax County Public School
Kluge Center Project: "Stories of our Nations, Footprints of our Souls: History Textbooks in Middle Schools and High Schools"
Webcast: Stories of our Nations, Footprints of our Souls: History Textbooks in Middle Schools and High Schools

Michael J. Green

Invited Participant, 2010, Georgetown University
Kluge Center Project: "The United States and Sino-Indian Maritime Rivalry"
Webcast: The United States and Sino-Indian Maritime Rivalry
Press Release: The United States and Sino-Indian Maritime Rivalry

Stephen Greenberg

Invited Participant, 2006, National Library of Medicine
Kluge Center Project: "Digitizing early printed medical books, or: Ambroise Paré meets the Internet"

James Griffiths

British Research Council Fellow, 2012, University of Manchester
Kluge Center Project: "A Study of American Perceptions of Iran and Anglo-Iranian Relations 1835-1989."

David H. Grinspoon

NASA/LC Chair in Astrobiology, 2012, Independent scholar
Kluge Center Project: "The Anthropocene"
Webcast: The Evolving Moral Landscape: Perspectives on the Environment, Literary, Historical and Interplanetary
Article: Shaping the Future of the Earth: From Inside the Library of Congress
Other: Symposium: The Longevity of Human Civilization
Book: Terra Sapiens (New York: Hachette, 2016)
Appointment: David Grinspoon Named the First Chair in Astrobiology at John W. Kluge Center
Panel Discussion: Panel of Scholars to Examine the Human Relationship to the Environment and its Moral Implications
Blogpost: An Interview with David Grinspoon
Blogpost: David Grinspoon Reflects on His Tenure at Library of Congress
Distinguished Visiting Scholar, 2013, Independent scholar
Kluge Center Project: ""The Anthropocene""
Webcast: "Searching for Life in the Universe: What Does it Mean for Humanity?" (Jan. 28, 2014)
Lecture: "Terra Sapiens: The Human Chapter in the History of Earth" (Oct. 31, 2013)
Web site: Baruch S. Blumberg NASA/Library of Congress Chair in Astrobiology chairholders
Web site: Scholar Profile: David Grinspoon
Article: Shaping the Future of the Earth From Inside the Library of Congress
Book: "Lonely Planets: The Natural Philosophy of Alien Life"
Book: "Venus Revealed: A New Look Below the Clouds of our Mysterious Twin Planet"
Invited Participant, 2015, Independent scholar
Kluge Center Project: "Scholarfest - Life/Future: Definitions of Life in the 21st Century & Beyond"
Webcast: Scholarfest - Life/Future: Definitions of Life in the 21st Century & Beyond

Kelle Groom

Black Mountain Institute-Kluge Fellow, 2011, Black Mountain Institute, University of Nevada
Kluge Center Project: "Thomas Green: The Last Surviving Wampanoag Indian on the Bass River."
Webcast: The Quiet People: A Memoir

Abbie Grotke

Invited Participant, 2016, Library of Congress
Kluge Center Project: "Saving the Web: The Ethics and Challenges of Preserving What's on the Internet"
Blogpost: "How Do We Save the Web? Its Creators and Pioneers Offer Their Ideas"

Hugh Gusterson

Invited Participant, 2009, George Mason University
Kluge Center Project: "Building the Bomb, Fearing Its Use: Nuclear Scientists, Social Responsibility and Arms Control, 1946-1996"
Webcast: "Building the Bomb, Fearing Its Use: Nuclear Scientists, Social Responsibility and Arms Control, 1946-1996"
Press Release: "Building the Bomb, Fearing Its Use: Nuclear Scientists, Social Responsibility and Arms Control, 1946-1996"

Dimitri Gutas

Invited Participant, 2003, Yale University
Kluge Center Project: "First Renaissance: The Scientific Legacy of 9th Century Baghdad"
Webcast: "First Renaissance: The Scientific Legacy of 9th Century Baghdad"
Press Release: "First Renaissance: The Scientific Legacy of 9th Century Baghdad"

Claudia B. Haake

Kluge Fellow, 2007, University of York
Kluge Center Project: "The roots of identity: indigenous societies and land in the Americas."
Webcast: Breaking the Bonds of People and Land: Native American Removal in the US and Mexico

Amirul Hadi

Rockefeller Fellow in Islamic Studies, 2005, State Institute of Islamic Studies Ar-Raniry, Banda Aceh, Indonesia
Kluge Center Project: "War and peace among a Muslim people of Sumatra: a study of Acehnese Hikayat Prangs (heroic poems)."

Eliana Hadjisavvas

British Research Council Fellow, 2015, University of Birmingham
Kluge Center Project: "Jewish Displaced Persons and the Case of the Cypriot Internment Camps: The Role of the United States 1945-1950."
Lecture: Embassy of Cyprus Presenation
Blogpost: "Retracing the Steps of Refugees on Cyprus"
Blogpost: "How Jewish Refugees Ended Up in Camps in Cyprus After World War II" (TIME.com)
Blogpost: EU Month of Culture Spotlight: Cyprus

Mathias Haeussler

British Research Council Fellow, 2013, University of Cambridge
Kluge Center Project: "Helmut Schmidt and Anglo-German Relations."

Athanase Hagengimana

Kluge Fellow, 2003, Harvard Medical School
Kluge Center Project: "Psycho-social causes of Rwanda genocide."

Leor Halevi

Mellon Fellow, 2003, Vanderbilt University
Kluge Center Project: "Death, Ritual and Society in the Early Muslim World"
Kluge Fellow, 2005, Vanderbilt University
Kluge Center Project: "Commerce with infidels: economic exchange between Muslims and non-Muslims in the Middle Ages."

Joan Halifax

Distinguished Visiting Scholar, 2011, Upaya Institute and Zen Center.
Kluge Center Project: "Buddhism in America."
Webcast: Inside Compassion: Edge States, Contemplative Interventions, Neuroscience
Webcast: Dignity of the Human Person
Article: "A Heuristic Model of Enactive Compassion" (Current Opinion in Supportive and Palliative Care, 2012)
Appointment: Joan Halifax Named Distinguished Visiting Scholar at Kluge Center
Conference: The Profound Impact of Stress

Abbas Hamdani

Invited Participant, 2008, Wisconsin University
Kluge Center Project: "Druze Heritage Symposium"
Press Release: Druze Heritage Symposium

Sumaiya Hamdani

Invited Participant, 2008, George Mason University
Kluge Center Project: "Druze Heritage Symposium"
Press Release: Druze Heritage Symposium

Andrew Hammond

British Research Council Fellow, 2010, University of Warwick
Kluge Center Project: "Ronald Reagan, George W. Bush and Afghanistan: An analysis of 'freedom' in US foreign policy."

Jehu J. Hanciles

Invited Participant, 2014, Emory University
Kluge Center Project: "World Christianity, Immigration, and the U.S.: The Non-Western Church Comes to America"

Jens Hanssen

Invited Participant, 2012, University of Toronto
Kluge Center Project: "Jurji Zaidan: His Contributions to Modern Arab Thought and Literature"
Webcast: Jurji Zaidan: His Contributions to Modern Arab Thought & Literature

Erlendur Haraldsson

Invited Participant, 2008, University of Iceland
Kluge Center Project: "Druze Heritage Symposium"
Press Release: Druze Heritage Symposium

Michael Hardy

British Research Council Fellow, 2010, Kings College, London
Kluge Center Project: "The Diffusion of Ciceronian rhetoric in 18th Century Anglo-American political literature."

Adam Harper

British Research Council Fellow, 2012, University of Oxford
Kluge Center Project: "Home Recorded, Lo-Fi Popular Music: The Construction of an Aesthetic."

Katherine Harper

British Research Council Fellow, 2006, University of York
Kluge Center Project: "Periodicals and the literary circle of Frances Taylor,"

Hope Harrison

Invited Participant, 2003, George Washington University
Kluge Center Project: "The Death of Stalin (March 5, 1953): A Missed Opportunity to Overcome the Cold War?"
Article: "The Death of Stalin (March 5, 1953): A Missed Opportunity to Overcome the Cold War?"
Press Release: "The Death of Stalin (March 5, 1953): A Missed Opportunity to Overcome the Cold War?"

Katherine Harrison

British Research Council Fellow, 2007, Lancaster University
Kluge Center Project: "The Statue of Liberty as a paradoxical icon of U.S. sovereignty and global democracy."
Visiting Fellow, 2009, University of Chester
Kluge Center Project: "An Analysis of the mushroom cloud in U.S. visual culture."

John Hart

Invited Participant, 2015, Boston University
Kluge Center Project: "Astrobiology and the Religious Imagination: Reexamining Notions of Creation, Humanity, Selfhood, and the Cosmos"
Webcast: "Astrobiology and the Religious Imagination: Reexamining Notions of Creation, Humanity, Selfhood, and the Cosmos"
Press Release: "Astrobiology and the Religious Imagination: Reexamining Notions of Creation, Humanity, Selfhood, and the Cosmos"

Ben R. Harvey

British Research Council Fellow, 2012, University of Leicester
Kluge Center Project: "Transatlantic Comparisons, Local Welfare, 1750-1900."

Mohamed Hassan

Invited Participant, 2003, Islamic Academy of Sciences in Trieste
Kluge Center Project: "Islam, Science and Cultural Values"
Webcast: "Islam, Science and Cultural Values"
Press Release: "Islam, Science and Cultural Values"

Osman Hassan

British Research Council Fellow, 2007, University of Birmingham
Kluge Center Project: "Understanding U.S. foreign policy in the Middle East after 9/11: theory and practice in the 'forward strategy for freedom in the Middle East.'"
Article: "Strategic Confusion: America's Conflicting Strategies and the War on Terrorism" in Terrorism and Counter-Terrorism in the Post 9/11 Era: Western and Non-Western Approaches, ed. Asaf Siniver (London: Routledge, 2010)

Vaclav Havel

Kluge Chair in Modern Culture, 2005, former President of the Czech Republic
Kluge Center Project: "The Castle: Reflections on My Strange Life as a Fairly-Tale Hero. (Memoir)"
Webcast: The Emperor Has No Clothes.
Lecture: The Emperor Has No Clothes
Kluge Chair in Modern Culture, 2006, Former President of the Czech Republic
Kluge Center Project: "The Castle: Reflections on My Strange Life"

Shelley Drake Hawks

Invited Participant, 2009, Boston University
Kluge Center Project: "Ding Cong's Art During the Years of Hardship"
Webcast: "Public Art and Illustrations: The Cartoons and Art of Ding Cong"
Press Release: "Public Art and Illustrations: The Cartoons and Art of Ding Cong"

Jeffreen Hayes

Swann Fellowship, 2010, College of William and Mary
Kluge Center Project: "Real talk: Interrogations of blackness and whiteness in African-American post-soul visual and popular culture."

John E. Haynes

Kluge Staff Fellow, 2009, Library of Congress, Manuscript Division
Kluge Center Project: "Creation of an Annotated Concordance and Index for the Alexander Vassiliev Notebooks and the Venona Decryptions"
Web site: Scholar Profile: John E. Haynes
Press Release: Spies: The Rise and Fall of the KGB in America

Donna Hemans

Black Mountain Institute-Kluge Fellow, 2007, University of Nevada
Kluge Center Project: "The Accompong maroons of Jamaica."

James Hendler

Invited Participant, 2016, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
Kluge Center Project: "Saving the Web: The Ethics and Challenges of Preserving What's on the Internet"
Blogpost: "How Do We Save the Web? Its Creators and Pioneers Offer Their Ideas"

Brian Henning

Invited Participant, 2015, Gonzaga University
Kluge Center Project: "Rethinking Life on Earth and Beyond: Astrobiology and the Role of Paradigm Shifts in Science and Human Self-Understanding"
Press Release: "Rethinking Life on Earth and Beyond: Astrobiology and the Role of Paradigm Shifts in Science and Human Self-Understanding"

Jasmin Hepburn

British Research Council Fellow, 2012, University of Edinburgh
Kluge Center Project: "French Legal Thought in Early Modern Europe: a Study of Consilia and Costumes."

Edwin Hercock

British Research Council Fellow, 2012, University of Sussex
Kluge Center Project: "Self-Erasing Ekphrasis: A Comparative Study of Wallace Steven's Object Poetics."

Abdelbaki Hermassi

Invited Participant, 2004, Minister of Culture of Tunisia
Kluge Center Project: "Tunisia and Cultural Modernization"
Press Release: "Tunisia and Cultural Modernization"

Max Hernandez

Invited Participant, 2009, Independent Scholar
Kluge Center Project: "400th Anniversary of The Royal Commentaries of the Inca"
Webcast: Celebration of the 400th Anniversary of The Royal Commentaries of the Inca
Press Release: Celebration of the 400th Anniversary of The Royal Commentaries of the Inca

Miguel Hernandez

British Research Council Fellow, 2012, University of Exeter
Kluge Center Project: "Fighting Fraternaties: The Ku Klux Klan and Freemasonry in 1920s America."

Allen D. Hertzke

Invited Participant, 2006, University of Oklahoma
Kluge Center Project: "Legislating International Religious Freedom"
Webcast: Legislating International Religious Freedom
Press Release: Legislating International Religious Freedom

Susannah Heschel

Invited Participant, 2015, Dartmouth College
Kluge Center Project: "Astrobiology and the Religious Imagination: Reexamining Notions of Creation, Humanity, Selfhood, and the Cosmos"
Webcast: "Astrobiology and the Religious Imagination: Reexamining Notions of Creation, Humanity, Selfhood, and the Cosmos"
Press Release: "Astrobiology and the Religious Imagination: Reexamining Notions of Creation, Humanity, Selfhood, and the Cosmos"

John Hessler

Kluge Staff Fellow, 2011, Library of Congress, Geography & Map Division
Kluge Center Project: "Editing Justinian's Corpus: The Paul Krueger Archive in the Law Library of Congress"
Webcast: "Chasing Krüger's Dream: Studying the Transmission of Classical & Medieval Manuscripts Using Lattice Theory and Information Entropy" (Sept. 27, 2012)

Diarmuid Hester

British Research Council Fellow, 2012, University of Sussex
Kluge Center Project: "Passionate Destruction, Passionate Creation: Art and Anarchy in the Work of Dennis Cooper."

Alexander Hidalgo

Kislak Fellow in American Studies, 2009, University of Arizona
Kluge Center Project: "The Imaginary frontier: Cartography and ideology in New Spain, 1600-1800."
Webcast: The Map in Garb: Clothing and Cartography in Spanish America.
Webcast: The Map in Garb: Clothing and Cartography in Spanish America.
Invited Participant, 2015, Texas Christian University
Kluge Center Project: "ScholarFest - Life/Past: How We Write About Those Who Came Before Us"
Webcast: ScholarFest - Life/Past: How We Write About Those Who Came Before Us

Lawrence Antony Hill-Cawthorne

British Research Council Fellow, 2011, University of Oxford
Kluge Center Project: "International law and the procedural regulation of internment in non-international armed conflicts."

Alexander Hinchliffe

British Research Council Fellow, 2006, University of Nottingham
Kluge Center Project: "The hegemonic construction of 'American' identity and difference in the early years of the Cold War particularly through 1950s Hollywood cinema."

Robert Hines

Invited Participant, 2004, Richard Montgomery High School
Kluge Center Project: "Stories of our Nations, Footprints of our Souls: History Textbooks in Middle Schools and High Schools"
Webcast: Stories of our Nations, Footprints of our Souls: History Textbooks in Middle Schools and High Schools

Carma Hinton

Invited Participant, 2004, Filmmaker, the Long Bow Group
Kluge Center Project: "Documentary Films and Digital Presentations of the Long Bow Group"
Press Release: "Documentary Films and Digital Presentations of the Long Bow Group"

Susan Hirsch

Rockefeller Fellow in Islamic Studies, 2002, Wesleyan University
Kluge Center Project: "The Embassy Bombings Reframed: Constructing Identities, Legal Meanings, and Justice"
Webcast: Susan Hirsch Discusses Her Book on Terrorism and Grief.
Lecture: In the Moment of Greatest Calamity: Terrorism, Grief and a Victim's Quest for Justice.
Book: "In the Moment of Greatest Calamity: Terrorism, Grief, and a Victim's Quest for Justice"
Appointment: Kluge Center Welcomes Arriving Scholars Starting in July and August, 2002

William Hitchcock

Henry Alfred Kissinger Chair in Foreign Policy and International Relations, 2012, University of Virginia
Kluge Center Project: "The Age of Eisenhower: America in the World in the 1950s."
Lecture: The Ike Age: Eisenhower, America and the World of the 1950s
Appointment: William Hitchcock Named Kissinger Chair at John W. Kluge Center
Invited Participant, 2015, University of Virginia
Kluge Center Project: "ScholarFest - Life/Past: How We Write About Those Who Came Before Us"
Webcast: ScholarFest - Life/Past: How We Write About Those Who Came Before Us

Cathy Hix

Invited Participant, 2004, Swanson Middle School
Kluge Center Project: "Stories of our Nations, Footprints of our Souls: History Textbooks in Middle Schools and High Schools"
Webcast: Stories of our Nations, Footprints of our Souls: History Textbooks in Middle Schools and High Schools

Victor Hobson

British Research Council Fellow, 2006, University of East Anglia
Kluge Center Project: "The context of the development of the blues within jazz."
Article: "A Conversation with Vic Hobson"
Article: "The Blues and the Uptown Brass Bands of New Orleans" in Early Twentieth Century Brass Idioms, Howard T. Weiner, ed. (Lanham, MD: Scarecrow Press, 2009)
Book: "Creating Jazz Counterpoint: New Orleans, Barbershop Harmony, and the Blues" (Jackson: University Press of Mississippi, 2014)

Jennifer L. Hochschild

Kluge Chair in American Law and Governance, 2010, Harvard University
Kluge Center Project: "Politics and ideology of genomic science."
Webcast: The Political Implications of Human Genomics
Webcast: Dignity of the Human Person
Appointment: Jennifer Hochschild Appointed to Chair in American Law and Governance in John W. Kluge Center
Invited Participant, 2015, Harvard University
Kluge Center Project: "Scholarfest - Life/Future: Definitions of Life in the 21st Century & Beyond"
Webcast: Scholarfest - Life/Future: Definitions of Life in the 21st Century & Beyond

Tom Hockaday

Invited Participant, 2007, Isis Innovation Ltd., Oxford
Kluge Center Project: "Commercializing University Research-Threats and Opportunities-The Oxford University Model"
Webcast: "Commercializing University Research-Threats and Opportunities-The Oxford University Model"
Press Release: "Commercializing University Research-Threats and Opportunities-The Oxford University Model"

Wolfgang Hoepken

Invited Participant, 2004, Georg Eckert Institut
Kluge Center Project: "Stories of our Nations, Footprints of our Souls: History Textbooks in Middle Schools and High Schools"
Webcast: Stories of our Nations, Footprints of our Souls: History Textbooks in Middle Schools and High Schools

Nathan Hofer

Kluge Fellow, 2014, University of Missouri
Kluge Center Project: "Sufism, State, and Society in Ayyubid and Early Mamluk Egypt."
Lecture: "The Popularization of Islamic Mysticism in Medieval Egypt"
Book: "The Popularisation of Sufism in Ayyubid and Mamluk Egypt, 1173-1325"

Richard Holbrooke

Invited Participant, 2004, Assistant Secretary of State in the Carter and Clinton administrations
Kluge Center Project: "Statecraft and America's Position in the World"
Webcast: "Statecraft and America's Position in the World"
Press Release: "Statecraft and America's Position in the World"

Jack Holland

British Research Council Fellow, 2007, University of Warwick
Kluge Center Project: "American, British and Australian foreign policy discourse in the 'War on Terror.'"
Web site: University of Leeds Faculty Page
Article: "Video Use and the Student Learning Experience in Politics and International Relations"
Article: "Foreign Policy and Political Possibility"
Article: "Australian Identity, Interventionism and the 'War on Terror'" in Terrorism and Counter-Terrorism in the Post 9/11 Era: Western and Non-Western Approaches, ed. Asaf Siniver (London: Routledge, 2010)
Article: "From September 11th 2001 to 9-11: From Void to Crisis" International Political Sociology 3.3 (2009): 275-292

David Hollenbach

Cary and Ann Maguire Chair in Ethics and American History, 2015, Boston College
Kluge Center Project: "Humanity In Crisis: Religious and Ethical Responses to War and Disaster"
Lecture: "Humanity in Crisis: Ethical Responsibilities to People Displaced by War" (Apr. 26, 2016)
Web site: Maguire Chair in Ethics and American History
Web site: Ethical Obligations to Displaced People (PBS)
Press Release: David Hollenbach Named to Maguire Chair

Jake Homiak

Invited Participant, 2012, Smithsonian Institution
Kluge Center Project: "Shifting Selves, Imagi-nations, and Permeable Borders: Locating the Transnational and the Glocal"
Webcast: Other Cultures Within: Beyond the Naming of Things
Press Release: Other Cultures Within: Beyond the Naming of Things

Holger Hoock

Kluge Fellow, 2009, University of Liverpool
Kluge Center Project: "Violence and terror in the American revolution: practice, representation, memory."
Program coordination: "Civil War in the British Empire: Practices and Representations of Violence in the American Revolutionary War"

Alistair Horne

Distinguished Visiting Scholar, 2005, independent scholar
Kluge Center Project: "Henry Kissinger papers."
Book: Kissinger's Year: 1973 (New York: Simon & Schuster, 2009)

Seyyed Hossein Nasr

Invited Participant, 2003, George Washington University
Kluge Center Project: "Islam, Science and Cultural Values"
Webcast: "Islam, Science and Cultural Values"
Press Release: "Islam, Science and Cultural Values"

Sara Hourani

British Research Council Fellow, 2010, University of Essex
Kluge Center Project: "The principle of good faith in international trade: A comparative study of good faith in the CISG [contracts for the international sale of goods], in English contract law and in Jordanian contract law."

Bernard Hourcade

Invited Participant, 2004, Centre Nationale de Recherche Scientifique
Kluge Center Project: "Tehran Conference"
Press Release: Tehran Conference

Michael Howard

Kluge Chair in Countries and Cultures of the North, 2003, University of Texas
Kluge Center Project: "The Invention of Peace"
Webcast: The Shield of Achilles: War, Law and the Course of History.
Lecture: Philip Bobbitt and Sir Michael Howard discuss Bobbitt's book The Shield of Achilles: War, Law and the Course of History.

Sabrina Huettner

Bavarian Fellow, 2010, University of Wuerzburg
Kluge Center Project: "Towards a more perfect union? American political plays and democracy, 1980-2008."

Paul Humphreys

Invited Participant, 2015, University of Virginia
Kluge Center Project: "Rethinking Life on Earth and Beyond: Astrobiology and the Role of Paradigm Shifts in Science and Human Self-Understanding"
Press Release: "Rethinking Life on Earth and Beyond: Astrobiology and the Role of Paradigm Shifts in Science and Human Self-Understanding"

Nichola Jane Hunt

British Research Council Fellow, 2008, Oxford Brookes University
Kluge Center Project: "Nameless Victims? The Extent of Nazi Human Experiments on Russians in World War II."

Pamela Hunt

British Research Council Fellow, 2012, University of London
Kluge Center Project: "Configurations of Masculinity and Realms of Agency in post-1989 Chinese Fiction."

Cameron Hunter

British Research Council Fellow, 2015, University of Bristol
Kluge Center Project: "US Perceptions of China's Space Programme: A Study of Congressional and Declassified Documents at the Library of Congress."
Article: "When U.S.-China Space Cooperation Wasn't Just Hollywood Fantasy"
Blogpost: New Scholars at the Kluge Center - January / February 2016

Faten Hussein

British Research Council Fellow, 2016, King's College London
Kluge Center Project: "Illness as Allegory: Political and Social Critique in Arabic Illness Narrative."

James Hutson

Invited Participant, 2006, Library of Congress, Manuscripts Division
Kluge Center Project: "The Founders on Religion: A Book of Quotations"
Press Release: The Founders on Religion: A Book of Quotations

Steven E. Hyman

Invited Participant, 2006, Harvard University
Kluge Center Project: "Demons of the Mind: 21st Century Science vs. Depression"
Webcast: Demons of the Mind: 21st Century Science vs. Depression
Press Release: Demons of the Mind: 21st Century Science vs. Depression

Shigemi Inaga

Kluge Chair in Modern Culture, 2006, International Research Center for Japanese Studies in Kyoto, Japan
Kluge Center Project: "Comparative literature and culture and the history of cultural exchange."
Webcast: Modern Japanese Arts and Crafts in Kyoto: From Asai Chu to Yagi Kazuo.
Lecture: Modern Japanese Arts and Crafts in Kyoto: From Asai Chu to Yagi Kazuo.
Appointment: Press Release

Stanley Insler

Invited Participant, 2003, Yale University
Kluge Center Project: "Zarathustra's Gathas: Basic Doctrines and Philosophy"
Press Release: "Zarathustra's Contributions to Humanity"

Vyacheslav Vsevolodovich Ivanov

Kluge Chair in Modern Culture, 2004, University of California at Los Angeles
Kluge Center Project: "Symbols of the Old Slavic, proto and ancient Indian, ancient near oriental and pre-Columbian MesoAmerican cultures."
Appointment: Press Release

Alfred Ivry

Invited Participant, 2003, New York University
Kluge Center Project: "First Renaissance: The Scientific Legacy of 9th Century Baghdad"
Webcast: "First Renaissance: The Scientific Legacy of 9th Century Baghdad"
Press Release: "First Renaissance: The Scientific Legacy of 9th Century Baghdad"

Isabella Jackson

British Research Council Fellow, 2010, University of Bristol
Kluge Center Project: "Managing Shanghai: The International settlement administration and the development of the city, 1900-1943."

Maurice Jackson

Kluge Fellow, 2005, Georgetown University
Kluge Center Project: "Anthony Benezet (1713-1784) and the Atlantic Antislavery Crusade."
Webcast: Anthony Benezet, Father of Atlantic Abolitionism
Lecture: Let This Voice Be Heard: Anthony Benezet, Father of Atlantic Abolitionism
Article: "Diasporan Voices of the African Past: James Albert Ukawsaw Gronniosaw, Quobna Ottobah Cugoano, Olaudah Equinao, and Ignatius Sancho as Sources of African History." The Changing Worlds of Atlantic Africa (Durham, Carolina Academic Press, 2009)
Article: "'Friends of the Negro! Fly with me, The path is open to the sea' Remembering the Haitian Revolution in the History, Music, and Culture of the African-American People" Early American Studies 6.1 (2008): 59-103
Article: "Friends of the Negro! Fly with Me, / The Path Is Open to the Sea": Remembering the Haitian Revolution in the History, Music, and Culture of the African American People
Book: Let This Voice be Heard: Anthony Benezet, Father of Atlantic Abolitionism (Philadelphia: University of Pennsylvania Press, 2009)
Book: African Americans and the Haitian Revolution: Selected Essays and Historical Documents (London: Routledge, 2009)
Appointment: Maurice Jackson Appointed Chair of D.C. African American Affairs Commission
Panel Discussion: 50th Anniversary of the 1964 Civil Rights Act (C-SPAN, April 11, 2014)
Invited Participant, 2015, Georgetown University
Kluge Center Project: "ScholarFest - Life/Past: How We Write About Those Who Came Before Us"
Webcast: ScholarFest - Life/Past: How We Write About Those Who Came Before Us

Nicholas Jackson

British Research Council Fellow, 2009, University of Cambridge
Kluge Center Project: "Readers and spiritual participation in Christian texts."

Eric Jacobson

Kluge Fellow, 2003, University of Sussex
Kluge Center Project: "Papers of Hannah Arendt."
Web site: University of Roehampton Faculty Page

Susan Jacoby

Invited Participant, 2006, Independent Scholar
Kluge Center Project: "Writing the Story of America's Religious Origins"
Webcast: Writing the Story of America's Religious Origins
Press Release: Writing the Story of America's Religious Origins

Ramesh Jain

Invited Participant, 2016, University of California, Irvine
Kluge Center Project: "Saving the Web: The Ethics and Challenges of Preserving What's on the Internet"
Blogpost: "How Do We Save the Web? Its Creators and Pioneers Offer Their Ideas"

Samuel Charles James

British Research Council Fellow, 2008, University of Cambridge
Kluge Center Project: "Writing the History of Thought in Britain and the US, 1945-2005."
Article: "Louis Mink, 'Postmodernism,' and the Vocation of Historiography" Modern Intellectual History 7.1 (2010): 151-84

Toby James

British Research Council Fellow, 2007, University of York
Kluge Center Project: "Comparative electoral reform in the USA."

Juanita Jarrett

Invited Participant, 2005, Mano River Women's Peace Network
Kluge Center Project: "Examples of Reconciliation: Africa's Contributions to the Global Community"
Press Release: "Examples of Reconciliation: Africa's Contributions to the Global Community"

Maya Jasanoff

Kluge Fellow, 2006, University of Virginia
Kluge Center Project: "British loyalists who fled to various parts of the British Empire during and after the American Revolution."
Webcast: Maya Jasanoff at the 2011 National Book Festival
Webcast: American Loyalists in the Revolutionary World (Mar. 24, 2011)
Web site: Harvard University Faculty Page
Book: Liberty's Exiles: American Loyalists in the Revolutionary World (New York: Knopf, 2011)

Krzysztof Jaskulowski

Kluge Fellow, 2006, University of Wroclaw, Poland
Kluge Center Project: "Anglophone theories of nationalism and the construction of Eastern Europe; the condition of the current debate on nationalism and recent theories explaining the rise of Eastern European nations."
Book: "Nationalism without Nations: Nationalism and Anglophone Social Sciences" (Warsaw: Foundation for Polish Science, 2010)
Blogpost: EU Month of Culture Spotlight: Poland

Bruce Jentleson

Henry Alfred Kissinger Chair in Foreign Policy and International Relations, 2015, Sanford School of Public Policy, Duke University
Kluge Center Project: "Profiles in Statesmanship: Global Leaders Who Shaped a Century of Breakthroughs for Peace"
Lecture: "Profiles in Statesmanship: 20th Century Breakthroughs for Global Peace and Security and 21st Century Challenges" (May 19, 2016)
Web site: Foreign Policy at the Kluge Center
Blogpost: "This Scholar Was Skeptical About the 'Lightning Conversation.' Now, He's a Fan."
Press Release: Bruce Jentleson Named Kissinger Chair
Press Release: Bruce Jentleson to Discuss Transformational Statesmanship of 20th Century, May 19
Invited Participant, 2015, Sanford School of Public Policy, Duke University
Kluge Center Project: "ScholarFest - Right/Wrong: Perspectives on Notions & Morality"
Webcast: ScholarFest - Right/Wrong: Perspectives on Notions & Morality

Christine Johnson

Kluge Fellow, 2008, Washington University
Kluge Center Project: "The German nation of the Holy Roman Empire, 1440-1556."
Panel Discussion: Exploring Waldseemüller's World

Scott Johnson

Kluge Fellow, 2009, Washington and Lee University
Kluge Center Project: "All the world's knowledge: Geography and literature in late antiquity."
Webcast: From Ptolemy to Pilgrimage: Images of Late Antiquity in Geography, Travel & Cartography

Arnita Jones

Invited Participant, 2004, American Historical Association
Kluge Center Project: "Stories of our Nations, Footprints of our Souls: History Textbooks in Middle Schools and High Schools"
Webcast: Stories of our Nations, Footprints of our Souls: History Textbooks in Middle Schools and High Schools

Evan Jones

British Research Council Fellow, 2013, University of Nottingham
Kluge Center Project: "The Xerox Machine: Its Use and Influence on Subcultural Community and Communication."

Gregg Jones

Black Mountain Institute-Kluge Fellow, 2015, Independent Scholar
Kluge Center Project: "The Last Mission: The Life and Extraordinary Legacy of a Lost World War II Bomber Crew."
Lecture: "The Legacy of a WWII Bomber Crew" (C-SPAN, Dec. 17, 2015)
Blogpost: "The Legacy of a Lost WWII Bomber Crew"
Blogpost: "The Legacy of a Lost WWII Bomber Crew" (TIME.com)

Laura Jones

British Research Council Fellow, 2006, University of Wales
Kluge Center Project: "Conspiracy theory after September 11."

Sophie Jones

British Research Council Fellow, 2011, Birkbeck College, University of London
Kluge Center Project: "Embryological display, pre-natal narratives and the space-time of American modernity."

Jenna Weissman Joselit

Distinguished Visiting Scholar, 2007, Princeton University
Kluge Center Project: "The variety of cultural forms in which the Ten Commandments appear in American culture."
Webcast: Holy Moses! A Cultural History of the Ten Commandments in Modern America.
Lecture: Holy Moses! A Cultural History of the Ten Commandments in Modern America.
Appointment: Press Release
Invited Participant, 2015, George Washington University
Kluge Center Project: "ScholarFest - Life/Past: How We Write About Those Who Came Before Us"
Webcast: ScholarFest - Life/Past: How We Write About Those Who Came Before Us

Ivan Juritz

British Research Council Fellow, 2013, Queen Mary, University of London
Kluge Center Project: "Translation and the General Theory of Seduction: A Theoretical Archaeology of the Freud Archive in the Library of Congress."

Bryan Just

Invited Participant, 2005, Tulane University
Kluge Center Project: "Writing and Iconography in the Pre-Columbian World"
Press Release: "Writing and Iconography in the Pre-Columbian World"

Peter Just

Bavarian Fellow, 2012, Ludwig-Maximilians-Universitat
Kluge Center Project: "An Intellectual History of the U.S. Military after the End of the Cold War."

Abdel Kader Haidara

Invited Participant, 2003, Curator of The Mamma Haidara Memorial Library
Kluge Center Project: "The Timbuktu Manuscripts and the Efforts to Maintain the Desert Libraries"
Webcast: "Timbuktu Manuscipts and the Efforts to Maintain the Desert"

Gloria Kaiser

Invited Participant, 2005, Independent Scholar
Kluge Center Project: "Saudade: The Life and Death of Queen Maria Gloria of Lusitania"
Press Release: Saudade: The Life and Death of Queen Maria Glória of Lusitania

Iradj Kalantari

Invited Participant, 2004, Architect
Kluge Center Project: "Tehran Conference"
Press Release: Tehran Conference

Ibrahim Kalin

Invited Participant, 2003, College of the Holy Cross
Kluge Center Project: "Islam, Science and Cultural Values"
Webcast: "Islam, Science and Cultural Values"
Press Release: "Islam, Science and Cultural Values"

Peter Kalliney

Visiting Fellow, 2012, University of Kentucky
Kluge Center Project: "Transatlantic Modernism and the Emergence of Postcolonial Literature."
Webcast: Modernism, African Literature & the CIA
Book: Commonwealth of Letters: British Literary Culture and the Emergence of Postcolonial Aesthetics (New York: Oxford UP, 2013)
Blogpost: Modernism, African Literature and the CIA

Anastasia Kalyuta

Kislak Fellow in American Studies, 2011, The Russian Museum of Ethnography
Kluge Center Project: "Comparing land tenure patterns among Mexica-Tenochca and Acolhua nobility on the eve of the Spanish conquest and in the early colonial period."

Marianne Kamp

Kluge Fellow, 2006, University of Wyoming
Kluge Center Project: "Oral histories relating to the collectivization of agriculture by the Soviets in Uzbekistan."
Invited Participant, 2015, University of Wyoming
Kluge Center Project: "ScholarFest - Right/Wrong: Perspectives on Notions & Morality"
Webcast: ScholarFest - Right/Wrong: Perspectives on Notions & Morality

Xiaofei Kang

Kluge Fellow, 2006, St. Mary's College of Maryland
Kluge Center Project: "Contesting the Yellow Dragon: religion, tourism, and local history at China's ethnic borderland."

Asimina Karavanta

Invited Participant, 2012, University of Athens
Kluge Center Project: "Creolization, Interculturality and Community: Theoretical Challenges, Political Concerns"
Webcast: Other Cultures Within: Beyond the Naming of Things
Press Release: Other Cultures Within: Beyond the Naming of Things

Karen Karbiener

Kluge Fellow, 2009, New York University
Kluge Center Project: "Walt Whitman and New York: The Urban Roots of Leaves of Grass"
Webcast: "Walt Whitman, Rural New Yorker"

Doris Kareva

Invited Participant, 2006, Independent Scholar
Kluge Center Project: "University of Iowa's International Writing Program"
Press Release: University of Iowa's International Writing Program

Armenoui Kasparian Saraidari

British Research Council Fellow, 2014, University of the Arts London
Kluge Center Project: "The Materiality of Photography and the Memory of the Armenian Genocide."
Blogpost: Examining Armenian History in the Library of Congress Collections
Visiting Fellow, 2017, University of London
Kluge Center Project: "The World at War: Cartoon and Conflict, 1914-1918."

Ivan Katchanovski

Kluge Fellow, 2003, George Mason University
Kluge Center Project: "Soviet prisoners' dilemma: the politics of mass terror."

Homa Katouzian

Invited Participant, 2004, Oxford University
Kluge Center Project: "Tehran Conference"
Press Release: Tehran Conference

Mark Katz

Invited Participant, 2005, The Johns Hopkins University
Kluge Center Project: "Capturing Sound: How Technology Has Changed Music"
Webcast: Capturing Sound: How Technology Has Changed Music
Press Release: Capturing Sound: How Technology Has Changed Music

Annette Kaufman

Invited Participant, 2003, Independent Scholar
Kluge Center Project: "A Fiddler's Tale: How Hollywood and Vivaldi Discovered Me"
Press Release: "A Fiddler's Tale: How Hollywood and Vivaldi Discovered Me"

Jennifer Keene

Mellon Fellow, 2002, University of Redlands
Kluge Center Project: "La Force Noire: African American and West African Soldiers in the Great War."
Webcast: Jennifer Keene and Christopher Capozzola on World War I (C-SPAN)
Webcast: "Myths About America in World War I" (C-SPAN)
Appointment: Kluge Center Welcomes Arriving Scholars Starting in July and August, 2002

Agnes Kefeli

Kluge Fellow, 2008, Arizona State University
Kluge Center Project: "Islam, Christianity and secularism in post-Soviet Tatarstan."
Webcast: "The Tale of Joseph and Zulaykha and Tatar National Identity on the Volga Frontier"
Lecture: The Tale of Joseph and Zulahkha and Tatar National Identity on the Volga Frontier

Robert Kehew

Invited Participant, 2005, Independent Scholar
Kluge Center Project: "Lark in the Morning: The Verses of the Troubadours, a bilingual edition"
Webcast: Lark in the Morning: The Verses of the Troubadours, a Bilingual Edition
Press Release: Lark in the Morning: The Verses of the Troubadours, a Bilingual Edition

Renata Keller

Kluge Fellow, 2013, Boston University
Kluge Center Project: "Mexico's Cold War: Cuba, the United States, and the Struggle over the Legacy of the Mexican Revolution, 1959-1969."
Lecture: "Mexico's Cold War: Cuba, the United States, and the Struggle Over the Legacy of the Mexican Revolution" (Feb. 20, 2014)
Web site: Boston University Faculty Page
Web site: Scholar Profile: Renata Keller
Article: "The Latin American Missile Crisis," Diplomatic History 39.2 (2015): 195-222
Book: Mexico's Cold War: Cuba, the United States, and the Legacy of the Mexican Revolution (New York: Cambridge UP, 2015)
Blogpost: "A Historical Perspective on the Cuba-U.S. Relationship"
Invited Participant, 2015, Boston University
Kluge Center Project: "ScholarFest - Life/Past: How We Write About Those Who Came Before Us"
Webcast: ScholarFest - Life/Past: How We Write About Those Who Came Before Us

Ibram X. Kendi

J. Franklin Jameson Fellow in American History, 2010, SUNY College at Oneonta
Kluge Center Project: "Diversity Demanded: A Narrative History of the Black Campus Movement, 1965-1972"

Martha Kennedy

Invited Participant, 2009, Library of Congress, Curator
Kluge Center Project: "Herblock's Caricature of Mao Zedong: A Window onto Resources for Cartoon-Related Research in the Library's Prints and Photographs Division"
Webcast: "Public Art and Illustrations: The Cartoons and Art of Ding Cong"
Press Release: "Public Art and Illustrations: The Cartoons and Art of Ding Cong"

Andrew Kerr

British Research Council Fellow, 2012, University of Lincoln
Kluge Center Project: "Heroes and Villains: Reality and Imagination (part of an Arts and Humanities Research Council project entitled Comics and the World Wars: A Cultural Record."
Visiting Fellow, 2017, University of Lincoln
Kluge Center Project: "The World at War: Cartoon and Conflict, 1914-1918."

Rhian Keyse

British Research Council Fellow, 2015, University of Exeter
Kluge Center Project: "Forced and Early Marriage in British Colonial Africa, c. 1927-55."

Armen Khachikyan

Fulbright Fellow, 2003, Armenian State Pedagogical University, Yerevan
Kluge Center Project: "Woodrow Wilson's Policies towards Armenian self-determination during the period of the Versailles Peace Conference."

Adeeb Khalid

Distinguished Visiting Scholar, 2010, Carleton College
Kluge Center Project: "Between Empire and Revolution: Soviet Central Asia, 1917-1932."
Webcast: The Making of Soviet Central Asia, 1917-1932.
Book: "Making Uzbekistan Nation, Empire, and Revolution in the Early USSR"
Appointment: Adeeb Khalid Named Distinguished Visiting Scholar in the Kluge Center
Invited Participant, 2015, Carleton College
Kluge Center Project: "ScholarFest - Right/Wrong: Perspectives on Notions & Morality"
Webcast: ScholarFest - Right/Wrong: Perspectives on Notions & Morality

Khaled Khalifa

Invited Participant, 2007, University of Iowa
Kluge Center Project: "University of Iowa's International Writing Program"
Webcast: University of Iowa's International Writing Program
Press Release: University of Iowa's International Writing Program

Ekaterina Khmelnitskaya

Fulbright Fellow, 2011, The State Hermitage Museum
Kluge Center Project: "Russian emigre artists in the US in the 1920s: Their careers and influence on American Art."
Lecture: The Creative Legacy of Russian Émigré Sculptors and Their Porcelain Chefs-d'œuvre

Keyvan Khosravani

Invited Participant, 2004, Independent Scholar
Kluge Center Project: "Tehran Conference"
Press Release: Tehran Conference

Sergei Khrushchev

Invited Participant, 2003, Son of the Soviet leader, Nikita Khrushchev
Kluge Center Project: "The Death of Stalin (March 5, 1953): A Missed Opportunity to Overcome the Cold War?"
Article: "The Death of Stalin (March 5, 1953): A Missed Opportunity to Overcome the Cold War?"
Press Release: "The Death of Stalin (March 5, 1953): A Missed Opportunity to Overcome the Cold War?"

Mi Gyung Kim

Invited Participant, 2015, North Carolina State University
Kluge Center Project: "Rethinking Life on Earth and Beyond: Astrobiology and the Role of Paradigm Shifts in Science and Human Self-Understanding"
Press Release: "Rethinking Life on Earth and Beyond: Astrobiology and the Role of Paradigm Shifts in Science and Human Self-Understanding"

Suk-Young Kim

Kluge Fellow, 2005, Dartmouth College
Kluge Center Project: "Filmed propaganda performances about the family: a comparative study of China and North Korea, 1966-1979."
Webcast: Kim Jong-il and North Korean Films.
Webcast: For the Eyes of the Dear Leader: Fashion and body politics in North Korean Visual Arts.
Lecture: Kim Jong-il and North Korean Films.
Lecture: For the Eyes of the Dear Leader: Fashion and body politics in North Korean Visual Arts.
Web site: UC Santa Barbara Faculty Page
Book: "Illusive Utopia: Theater, Film, and Everyday Performance in North Korea"

Amy King

British Research Council Fellow, 2016, University of Bristol
Kluge Center Project: "The construction, maintenance and role of secular martyrdom in Italy from the twentieth century to present."

Arman J. Kirakossian

Invited Participant, 2003, Armenian Ambassador
Kluge Center Project: "British Diplomacy and the Armenian Question: 1830-1914"
Webcast: "British Diplomacy and the Armenian Question: 1830-1914"
Press Release: "British Diplomacy and the Armenian Question: 1830-1914"

Henry A. Kissinger

Invited Participant, 2001, Former U.S. Secretary of State
Kluge Center Project: "Henry Alfred Kissinger Inaugural Lecture"
Press Release: Henry Kissinger to Deliver Inaugural Lecture in the Kissinger Lecture Series
Invited Participant, 2004, Former U.S. Secretary of State
Kluge Center Project: "Statecraft and America's Position in the World"
Webcast: "Statecraft and America's Position in the World"
Press Release: "Statecraft and America's Position in the World"

Pamela Klassen

Invited Participant, 2015, University of Toronto
Kluge Center Project: "Astrobiology and the Religious Imagination: Reexamining Notions of Creation, Humanity, Selfhood, and the Cosmos"
Webcast: "Astrobiology and the Religious Imagination: Reexamining Notions of Creation, Humanity, Selfhood, and the Cosmos"
Press Release: "Astrobiology and the Religious Imagination: Reexamining Notions of Creation, Humanity, Selfhood, and the Cosmos"

Matthias Klestil

Bavarian Fellow, 2012, University of Bayreuth
Kluge Center Project: "The Development of an Environmental Consciousness in African-American Literature."
Webcast: The Evolving Moral Landscape: Perspectives on the Environment, Literary, Historical and Interplanetary
Panel Discussion: Panel of Scholars to Examine the Human Relationship to the Environment and its Moral Implications
Blogpost: Scholars Exam Humanity and Our Planet

Badri Kochoradze

International Research and Exchanges Board Fellow, 1999, Georgian-American Institute of Public Administration
Kluge Center Project: "Education Management"

Jurgen Kocka

Distinguished Visiting Scholar, 2010, Social Science Research Center (Berlin)
Kluge Center Project: "Sociology and German history."
Webcast: History as a Way of Life: Jurgen Kocka in Conversation with Klaus Larres.
Lecture: "History as a Way of Life: Jürgen Kocka in Conversation with Klaus Larres"

Morton Kondracke

Kemp Scholar in Political Economy, 2011, independent scholar
Kluge Center Project: "The Jack Kemp legacy."
Webcast: Jack Kemp, An American Idealist
Webcast: "Jack Kemp: A Congressman Who Changed America" (Jun. 4, 2013)
Webcast: Morton Kondracke at the 2015 National Book Festival
Lecture: Morton Kondracke to Discuss the Life and Career of Jack Kemp
Article: "Why Jack Kemp's Legacy Is More Relevant Than Ever" (The Atlantic, Oct. 2015)
Book: "Jack Kemp : The Bleeding-heart Conservative Who Changed America"
Appointment: Morton Kondracke Named to Jack Kemp Chair in Political Economy
Distinguished Visiting Scholar, 2013, Independent Scholar
Kluge Center Project: "The Jack Kemp legacy."
Book: "Saving Milly: Love, Politics, and Parkinson's Disease"

Joseph Kosek

Kluge Fellow, 2007, George Washington University
Kluge Center Project: "Acts of conscience: Christian nonviolence and American democracy."
Webcast: God and Gandhi: The Radical Spiritual Politics of the Reverend John Haynes Holmes (1879-1964).
Webcast: Radical Christian Pacifists
Lecture: Acts of Conscience: Christian Nonviolence and Modern American Democracy.
Book: Acts of Conscience: Christian Nonviolence and Modern American Democracy (New York: Columbia UP, 2009)

Sergii Kot

Fulbright Fellow, 2008, The Ukrainian Center of Historical & Cultural Monuments Law
Kluge Center Project: "The US policy concerning the restitution of cultural artifacts to the Ukraine after WWII."

Mark Kramer

Invited Participant, 2003, Harvard University
Kluge Center Project: "The Death of Stalin (March 5, 1953): A Missed Opportunity to Overcome the Cold War?"
Article: "The Death of Stalin (March 5, 1953): A Missed Opportunity to Overcome the Cold War?"
Press Release: "The Death of Stalin (March 5, 1953): A Missed Opportunity to Overcome the Cold War?"

Alan Kraut

Invited Participant, 2012, American University
Kluge Center Project: "Other Cultures Within: Beyond the Naming of Things"
Conference: "Other Cultures Within: Beyond the Naming of Things"

William Kristol

Invited Participant, 2004, Political analyst, commentator and editor of The Weekly Standard
Kluge Center Project: "Why China Needs Democracy: Chinese Reform in Theory and Practice"
Webcast: "Why China Needs Democracy: Chinese Reform in Theory and Practice"
Press Release: "Why China Needs Democracy: Chinese Reform in Theory and Practice"

Stephan Kuhl

German Fellowship, 2013, Goethe-University
Kluge Center Project: "Richard Wright and Fredric Wertham's Social Psychiatry."

Nico Kuhlmann

Bavarian Fellow, 2013, University of Bayreuth
Kluge Center Project: "Biopiracy, Benefit-Sharing and Patent Law."

Svetlana Kujumdzieva

Kluge Fellow, 2003, Bulgarian Academy of Sciences
Kluge Center Project: "A cross-cultural study of the Oktoechos: John of Damascus, John Koukouzeles, Chrysaphes the New."
Article: "In Searching for the Earliest Oktoechoi: The Book of the Tropologion" Musica Antiqua 14 (2009): 55-65
Article: "Music during the Early Old-Bulgarian Time Once Again (Reconsidering the Sources from the 9th to the 13th Century)" Cyrillo-Methodian Studies 18 (2009)
Article: "The Field of Old Bulgarian Music - the Changing Perspectives" Bulgarian Musicology 3.4 (2009): 10-20
Kluge Fellow, 2009, Bulgarian Academy of Sciences
Kluge Center Project: "The Library of St. Catherine's monastery as a witness to music history: The case of the Sinai musical manuscripts."
Webcast: The Library as Witness to Music History: The Case of the Sinai Musical Manuscripts
Article: "The Tropologion: Sources and Identifications of a Hymnographic Book" Bulgarian Musicology 36.3-4 (2012): 9-22
Book: Rannite osmoglasnitsi Izvori, bogosluzhenie: pevcheski repertoar (Sofia : KMNS, 2013)
Book: "The Early Oktoechoi: Sources, Liturgy, and Chant Repertory (Based on the Sources until the 13th Century)"
Book: "The Hymnographic Book of the Tropologion: Sources, Liturgy, and Chant Repertory"
Blogpost: EU Month of Culture Spotlight: Bulgaria

Krishna Kumar

Invited Participant, 2005, U.S. Agency for International Development
Kluge Center Project: "Examples of Reconciliation: Africa's Contributions to the Global Community"
Press Release: "Examples of Reconciliation: Africa's Contributions to the Global Community"

Charles Kupchan

Henry Alfred Kissinger Chair in Foreign Policy and International Relations, 2007, Georgetown University
Kluge Center Project: "Factors that make for peace among groups."
Webcast: Dead Center: The Collapse of Bipartisanship and Its Implications for U.S. Foreign Policy.
Lecture: Dead Center: The Collapse of Bipartisanship and Its Implications for U.S. Foreign Policy.
Paper: The 50th Anniversary of the EU: Re-launch Immediately To Counter the Risk of Disaggregation.
Paper: "Watching from Across the Divide." International Herald Tribune. Paris: Apr 18, 2007. pg. 6.
Paper: Putin's 'Bolt from Blue' on Missile Defense Highlight of G8 Conference" from Council on Foreign Relations website.
Paper: Grand Strategy for a Divided America.
Paper: "Strengthen Regional Cooperation"
Web site: Georgetown University Faculty Page
Appointment: Press Release

Marek Kwiek

Scholar in Residence, 2003, independent scholar.

Charles Laderman

British Research Council Fellow, 2010, University of Cambridge
Kluge Center Project: "Theodore Roosevelt and the Humanitarian Tradition in American Diplomacy, 1894-1920."
British Research Council Fellow, 2015, University of Cambridge
Kluge Center Project: "Eilhu Root and the Origins of American Internationalsim, 1898-1937."
Visiting Fellow, 2017, University of Cambridge
Kluge Center Project: "The World at War: Cartoon and Conflict, 1914-1918."

Celso Lafer

Kluge Chair in Countries and Cultures of the South, 2005, University of São Paulo, Brazil
Kluge Center Project: "Decision making in foreign policy."

Amanda Lahikainen

Kluge Fellow, 2012, Brown University
Kluge Center Project: "Embodiments of Debt: Satire, Representation, and the Politicization of Paper Currency"
Lecture: "Graphic Satire, Paper Money and the Art of Engraving in Britain, 1797-1821" (Nov. 14, 2013)
Web site: Scholar Profile: Amanda Lahikainen
Blogpost: "Inspired by #ScholarFest, a Fellow Brings Interdisciplinarity Home"
Invited Participant, 2015, Aquinas College
Kluge Center Project: "ScholarFest - Life/Present: Personal & Cultural Identity in a Multicultural World"
Webcast: ScholarFest - Life/Present: Personal & Cultural Identity in a Multicultural World

Nelly Lahoud

Rockefeller Fellow in Islamic Studies, 2005, Goucher College
Kluge Center Project: "Islamic political claims"
Webcast: The Jihadis' Path to Self-Destruction.
Book: The Jihadis' Path to Self-Destruction (New York: Columbia UP, 2010)

David Laitin

Kluge Chair in Countries and Cultures of the North, 2010, Stanford University
Kluge Center Project: "Islam in Europe."
Webcast: One Muslim is Enough!
Appointment: David Laitin Named to Kluge Center Chair in Countries and Cultures of the North

Melanie Lamotte

British Research Council Fellow, 2012, University of Cambridge
Kluge Center Project: "Colour Prejudice in the Early Modern French Empire: A Comparative Study of Louisiana, Guadeloupe and Ile Bourbon, c.1635-1756."

Julia Langbein

Swann Fellowship, 2012, University of Chicago
Kluge Center Project: "Salon Caricature in Paris, 1840-1881."

Allison Lange

Swann Fellowship, 2014, Brandeis University
Kluge Center Project: "Pictures of Change: Transformative Images of Gender and Politics in the Woman Suffrage Movement, 1776-1920."
Swann Fellowship, 2014, Brandeis University
Kluge Center Project: "Pictures of Change: Transformative Images of Gender and Politics in the Woman Suffrage Movement, 1776-1920."

William Lanouette

Invited Participant, 2009, Former Senior Analyst for science and energy issues, U.S. General Accounting Office
Kluge Center Project: "Building the Bomb, Fearing Its Use: Nuclear Scientists, Social Responsibility and Arms Control, 1946-1996"
Webcast: "Building the Bomb, Fearing Its Use: Nuclear Scientists, Social Responsibility and Arms Control, 1946-1996"
Press Release: "Building the Bomb, Fearing Its Use: Nuclear Scientists, Social Responsibility and Arms Control, 1946-1996"

Klaus Larres

Henry Alfred Kissinger Chair in Foreign Policy and International Relations, 2002, Queen's University, Belfast
Kluge Center Project: "The United States and the 'Unity of Europe': a comparative analysis of American policy-making and European integration in the post-1945 and post-1990 eras."
Webcast: Roundtable Discussion on Transatlantic Relations During the 1970's, afternoon session
Webcast: Churchill's Cold War: The Politics of Personal Diplomacy
Webcast: Roundtable Discussion on Transatlantic Relations During the 1970's, morning session
Webcast: Statecraft and America's Position in the World
Webcast: Downward Course: European-American Relations from the 1970s to the Present
Lecture: Downward Course: European-American Relations from the 1970s to the Present.
Article: Scholar Says Transatlantic Rift Can Be Repaired
Article: Winston Churchill's Cold War
Article: "What Crimea's History Can Teach Us About Crimea's Future" (Foreign Policy, 2014)
Book: A Companion to Europe Since 1945 (New York: John Wiley & Sons, 2009)
Appointment: Press Release
Distinguished Visiting Scholar, 2009, University of Ulster, Northern Ireland; Johns Hopkins University -SAIS
Kluge Center Project: "The U.S. and the unity of Europe: Transatlantic relations during the Cold War and the post-Cold War years."
Webcast: History as a way of life: Jurgen Kocka in conversation with Klaus Larres.
Webcast: Politics of Nixon & Obama
Lecture: "History as a Way of Life: Jürgen Kocka in Conversation with Klaus Larres"
Lecture: "Three Presidents, Three Policies: Nixon, Bush, Obama and Europe."
Invited Participant, 2015, University of North Carolina
Kluge Center Project: "ScholarFest - War/Peace: Perspectives on the Concept of World Order from Former Kissinger Chairs"
Webcast: ScholarFest - War/Peace: Perspectives on the Concept of World Order from Former Kissinger Chairs

Libby Larsen

Harissios Papamarkou Chair in Education, 2003, Independent
Kluge Center Project: "The global 'green room': an attempt to identify the soul of contemporary America's culture."
Lecture: The Concert Hall That Fell Asleep and Woke up as a Car Radio.
Appointment: Press Release

Ave Lauren

British Research Council Fellow, 2014, University of Cambridge
Kluge Center Project: "The Rise of New Migrant Identities and Landscapes in San Francisco."

Andrew Laurence

Invited Participant, 2012, Community organizer/archivist
Kluge Center Project: "Black Broadway and Little Ethiopia"
Webcast: "Other Cultures Within: Beyond the Naming of Things"
Press Release: "Other Cultures Within: Beyond the Naming of Things"

Emily Laurence

Kluge Fellow, 2005, Duke University and University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill
Kluge Center Project: "The single-action harp in the early American republic: a social history."

John M. Lawlor, Jr.

Invited Participant, 2007, Reading Area Community College
Kluge Center Project: "Arts in the culture war: The battle over temperance in Reading, Pennsylvania during the Progressive Era"
Press Release: American Cities Research Institute

David Lazer

Invited Participant, 2016, Northeastern University
Kluge Center Project: "Saving the Web: The Ethics and Challenges of Preserving What's on the Internet"
Blogpost: "How Do We Save the Web? Its Creators and Pioneers Offer Their Ideas"

James A. Leach

Invited Participant, 2004, Iowa Representative; Chairman, Subcommittee on East Asian and Pacific Affairs of the Committee on International Relations
Kluge Center Project: "Why China Needs Democracy: Chinese Reform in Theory and Practice"
Webcast: "Why China Needs Democracy: Chinese Reform in Theory and Practice"
Press Release: "Why China Needs Democracy: Chinese Reform in Theory and Practice"

Karen Leal

Kluge Fellow, 2008, St. John's University
Kluge Center Project: "The Ottoman empire and the classical tradition at the turn of the 18th century."
Lecture: "Between European and Ottoman: Hellenic Grand Dragomans, Roman Subjects, and Classical Ruins at the turn of the 18th Century."

Peter Leavenworth

J. Franklin Jameson Fellow in American History, 2008, University of New Hampshire
Kluge Center Project: "Accounting for Taste: The Early American Music Business and Secularization in Music Aesthetics, 1720-1825"

Bradford Lee

Henry Alfred Kissinger Chair in Foreign Policy and International Relations, 2014, Naval War College
Kluge Center Project: "One hundred Years of Blood-Dimmed Tides: The United States and War 1917-2017."
Lecture: "Navigating the Blood-Dimmed Tides: Was U.S. Military Intervention in the First World War Worth the Cost?" (May 7, 2015)
Blogpost: "Welcoming Bradford Lee, Kissinger Chair in Foreign Policy"
Blogpost: "The True Costs of 100 Years of War"

Christopher Lee

Kluge Fellow, 2011, University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill
Kluge Center Project: "Making a world after empire: The 1955 Asia-Africa conference in Bandung, Indonesia."
Webcast: The Indian Ocean as a Zone of Peace: Decolonization & the Politics of the Cold War Between Africa & Asia (Oct. 25, 2012)

Sonia Lee

Kluge Fellow, 2013, Washington University in St. Louis
Kluge Center Project: "Diagnosing Difference: Psychiatrists and the Medicalization of Political Dissent, 1945-1980."
Web site: Washington University in Saint Louis Faculty Page
Blogpost: Law Enforcement, Psychiatrists, and the Racialization of Drug Addiction in Postwar America
Invited Participant, 2015, Washington University in St. Louis
Kluge Center Project: "ScholarFest - Right/Wrong: Perspectives on Notions & Morality"
Webcast: ScholarFest - Right/Wrong: Perspectives on Notions & Morality

Melvyn P. Leffler

Henry Alfred Kissinger Chair in Foreign Policy and International Relations, 2005, University of Virginia
Kluge Center Project: "The Cold War: why it started, why it lasted as long as it did, and, why it ended when it did."
Webcast: Retreat from Armageddon? Khrushchev, Kennedy, Johnson and the Elusive Quest for Peace.
Lecture: Retreat from Armageddon? Khrushchev, Kennedy, Johnson and the Elusive Quest for Peace.
Appointment: Press Release
Invited Participant, 2015, University of Virginia
Kluge Center Project: "ScholarFest - War/Peace: Perspectives on the Concept of World Order from Former Kissinger Chairs"
Webcast: ScholarFest - War/Peace: Perspectives on the Concept of World Order from Former Kissinger Chairs

Althea Legal-Miller

British Research Council Fellow, 2006, King's College London
Kluge Center Project: "Eyes on the Girl: African American Girlhood and the Visual Politics of Racial Equality"
Lecture: The Stockade: A Visual Culture Analysis

Don Leggett

British Research Council Fellow, 2008, University of Kent
Kluge Center Project: "What shapes a ship? The Cultural construction of US naval science, 1880-1914."
Article: "Replication, re-placing and naval science in comparative context, c.1868-1904" The British Journal for the History of Science 46.1 (2013): 1-21)

Gerardo Leibner

Kluge Fellow, 2003, University of Tel Aviv
Kluge Center Project: "Ideology, action, and social views of the Uruguayan Communist Party, 1945-1973."

John A. Lent

Invited Participant, 2009, Publisher and Editor-in-Chief, International Journal of Comic Art
Kluge Center Project: "Ding Cong: His Artistic Circle and Contributions"
Webcast: "Public Art and Illustrations: The Cartoons and Art of Ding Cong"
Press Release: "Public Art and Illustrations: The Cartoons and Art of Ding Cong"

Henry S. Leonard, Jr.

Invited Participant, 2011, Independent Scholar
Kluge Center Project: "Provenance of the Alfred North Whitehead Letter"
Webcast: Letter of Alfred North Whitehead
Press Release: Letter of Alfred North Whitehead

Charlotte Lerg

Bavarian Fellow, 2015, Ludwig-Maximilians Universitat Munich
Kluge Center Project: "Academic Prestige and International Relations. American Universities Seek Their Role in Transatlantic Relations 1900-1960."
Lecture: "American Universities, the 'German Connection', and the First World War" (Mar. 24, 2016)
Blogpost: New Scholars at the Kluge Center - September / October 2015
Visiting Fellow, 2017, Ludwig Maximillian University - Munich
Kluge Center Project: "The World at War: Cartoon and Conflict, 1914-1918."

Lawrence Lessig

Invited Participant, 2005, Stanford Law School
Kluge Center Project: "Taming the Regulation Culture"
Webcast: Taming the Regulation of Culture
Press Release: Taming the Regulation of Culture

Daniel Levine

Kluge Fellow, 2016, University of Alabama
Kluge Center Project: "The Politics of Jewish Fear: Late-Modern Vulnerability and the Birth of Israeli National Security Doctrine"

David Levy

Harissios Papamarkou Chair in Education, 2005, University of Washington
Kluge Center Project: "Managing knowledge and creativity in a digital context."
Webcast: Mindful Work and Technology.
Webcast: Reading: From the Fixed Page to Movable Electrons .

Jonathan Levy

ACLS Mellon Fellow, 2009, Princeton University
Kluge Center Project: "The ways of providence: capitalism, risk and freedom."
Book: Freaks of Fortune: The Emerging World of Capitalism and Risk in America

Hector Leyva Carlas

Invited Participant, 2012, Independent Scholar
Kluge Center Project: "Marvelous Country, Precious and Horrible: Honduras through Travel Writing from the Nineteenth Century"

Theodore Liebman

Invited Participant, 2004, Independent Scholar
Kluge Center Project: "Tehran Conference"
Press Release: Tehran Conference

Anatol Lieven

Invited Participant, 2003, Carnegie Endowment for International Peace
Kluge Center Project: "Global Geopolitical Trends: Is the Iraq War a Major Turning Point?"
Webcast: "Global Geopolitical Trends: Is the Iraq War a Major Turning Point?"
Press Release: "Global Geopolitical Trends: Is the Iraq War a Major Turning Point?"

Maria Helena Lima

Invited Participant, 2012, SUNY-Geneseo
Kluge Center Project: "Worlds in Comparison"
Webcast: "Other Cultures Within: Beyond the Naming of Things"
Press Release: "Other Cultures Within: Beyond the Naming of Things"

Jimmy Lin

Invited Participant, 2016, University of Waterloo
Kluge Center Project: "Saving the Web: The Ethics and Challenges of Preserving What's on the Internet"
Blogpost: "How Do We Save the Web? Its Creators and Pioneers Offer Their Ideas"

Nicole Lindenberg

German Fellowship, 2014, Goethe University
Kluge Center Project: "Passing and Split Habitus in Ellison's Three Days Before the Shooting."

Lu Liu

Kluge Fellow, 2004, University of Tennessee
Kluge Center Project: "Mass migration in wartime China."

Eric Lob

Kluge Fellow, 2017, Florida International University
Kluge Center Project: "Construction Jihad: Rural Development and Regime Consolidation in Revolutionary Iran."

James Loeffler

Kluge Fellow, 2013, University of Virginia
Kluge Center Project: "The Vanishing Minority: Human Rights as Jewish Politics, 1919-1989."
Webcast: "The Swastika Epidemic: Jewish Politics & Human Rights in the 1960s" (Dec. 11, 2014)

Aleksandra Loewenau

British Research Council Fellow, 2008, Oxford Brookes University
Kluge Center Project: "Victims of National Socialism: East European survivors of the holocaust."

Emma Login

British Research Council Fellow, 2012, University of Birmingham
Kluge Center Project: "Contemporary War Memorial Processses: Memorialization of Those Previously Excluded from the Conflict Narrative."

Alexandre Loktionov

British Research Council Fellow, 2016, University of Cambridge
Kluge Center Project: "Importing the Law? Understanding the role of Semitic legal concepts in shaping the justice system of New Kingdom Egypt."

Helen Longlands

British Research Council Fellow, 2009, Institute of Education, University of London
Kluge Center Project: "Men, masculinites, and fatherhood in global corporations: The American context."

Donald S. Lopez, Jr.

Invited Participant, 2015, University of Michigan
Kluge Center Project: "Astrobiology and the Religious Imagination: Reexamining Notions of Creation, Humanity, Selfhood, and the Cosmos"
Webcast: "Astrobiology and the Religious Imagination: Reexamining Notions of Creation, Humanity, Selfhood, and the Cosmos"
Press Release: "Astrobiology and the Religious Imagination: Reexamining Notions of Creation, Humanity, Selfhood, and the Cosmos"

Jennifer Loughmiller-Newman

Kislak Fellow in American Studies, 2009, University of New York at Albany
Kluge Center Project: "Mayan ceramics and the chemical and physical analysis of residues and decomposition."
Webcast: Kislak Ceramics: Drugs, Drinks, and Ritual Goods, Actual or Imaginary Content?
Appointment: 2009 Short Term Kislak Fellowship appointment

W. Roger Louis

Kluge Chair in Countries and Cultures of the North, 2010, University of Texas, Austin
Kluge Center Project: "The British Empire in the Middle East, 1952-1971."
Lecture: The European Colonial Empires in Asia and Africa.
Appointment: William Roger Louis Named to John W. Kluge Center Chair for Countries and Cultures of the North
Invited Participant, 2015, Univeristy of Texas
Kluge Center Project: "ScholarFest - Life/Past: How We Write About Those Who Came Before Us"
Webcast: ScholarFest - Life/Past: How We Write About Those Who Came Before Us
Webcast: ScholarFest - Freedom of Expression & Why it Matters

Jason Loviglio

J. Franklin Jameson Fellow in American History, 2003, University of Maryland
Kluge Center Project: "The Intimate Public: Network Radio and Mass Mediated Democracy"

Robin Lovin

Cary and Ann Maguire Chair in Ethics and American History, 2011, Southern Methodist University
Kluge Center Project: "Moral Deliberation and Political Realism."
Appointment: Robin Lovin Named to the Cary and Ann Maguire Chair in Ethics and American History
Invited Participant, 2015, Southern Methodist University
Kluge Center Project: "Scholarfest - Life/Future: Definitions of Life in the 21st Century & Beyond"
Webcast: Scholarfest - Life/Future: Definitions of Life in the 21st Century & Beyond

David Low

British Research Council Fellow, 2011, Independent Scholar
Kluge Center Project: "Armin Wegner's photographs of the Armenian genocide, 1915-16, with reference to other photographic representations of Armenians in the Ottoman Empire."

George Lucas

Invited Participant, 2011, U.S. Naval Academy
Kluge Center Project: "Whitehead, Wittgenstein and 20th Century Philosophy and Ethics"
Webcast: Letter of Alfred North Whitehead
Press Release: Letter of Alfred North Whitehead

Ricardo V. Luna

Distinguished Visiting Scholar, 2011, Independent Scholar
Kluge Center Project: "The Persistence of the Inter-American Ideal, 1800 to 2000."
Webcast: The Americas' Idylls: The Quest for an Elusive Continental Ideal
Webcast: Expedition to the Equator: A Scientific Adventure Story
Other: Contemporary Diplomacy Panel at Kluge Center, Dec. 1
Other: "The Quest for an Elusive Continental Ideal" Lecture, Dec. 8

Adrienne Lundgren

Kluge Staff Fellow, 2012, Library of Congress, Conservation Division
Kluge Center Project: "The Photographs of F. Holland Day: Creating a Materials-Based Catalogue Raisonne for Photography."
Webcast: "Photos of F. Holland Day: Developing a Materials-Based Catalog Raisonne" (Sept. 19, 2013)

Jonathan Lunine

Invited Participant, 2015, Cornell University
Kluge Center Project: "Astrobiology and the Religious Imagination: Reexamining Notions of Creation, Humanity, Selfhood, and the Cosmos"
Webcast: "Astrobiology and the Religious Imagination: Reexamining Notions of Creation, Humanity, Selfhood, and the Cosmos"
Press Release: First Blumberg Dialogue to Focus on Astrobiology and Religion

Katherine Luongo

Kluge Fellow, 2013, Northeastern University
Kluge Center Project: "Border-Crossing Beliefs: African Witchcraft in the Global Arena of Asylum."
Panel Discussion: "Migration, Asylum and the Role of the State: Defining Boundaries, Redefining Borders" (Nov. 12, 2015)
Blogpost: New Scholars at the Kluge Center - September / October 2015

Sergio Lussana

British Research Council Fellow, 2008, University of Warwick
Kluge Center Project: "Band of brothers: Enslaved masculinity and friendship in the antebellum South."
Article: "To See Who Was Best on the Plantation: Enslaved Fighting Contests and Masculinity in the Antebellum Plantation South" The Journal of Southern History 76.4 (2010): 901-922

Kathleen Lynch

Distinguished Visiting Scholar, 2003, Executive Director, Folger Institute, Folger Shakespeare Library
Kluge Center Project: "A pattern or more: the uses of religious experience in 17th century Britain."
Book: Protestant Autobiography in the Seventeenth-Century Anglophone World (New York: Oxford University Press, 2012)
Invited Participant, 2015, Executive Director, Folger Institute, Folger Shakespeare Library
Kluge Center Project: "ScholarFest - Life/Present: Personal & Cultural Identity in a Multicultural World"
Webcast: ScholarFest - Life/Present: Personal & Cultural Identity in a Multicultural World

Dimitry Lyubin

Fulbright Fellow, 2008, The State Hermitage Museum (St. Petersburg, Russia)
Kluge Center Project: "U.S. artist colonies at the end of the 19th and beginning of 20th centuries and U.S. heraldry."
Webcast: Artist colonies in Europe and the United States at the turn of the 20th century

Antonia MacDonald

Invited Participant, 2012, St. George's University
Kluge Center Project: "Creolizing London: Selvon's The Lonely Londoners"
Webcast: Other Cultures Within: Beyond the Naming of Things
Press Release: Other Cultures Within: Beyond the Naming of Things

Jan Machacek

Invited Participant, 2014, Chairman of the Board of Trustees, Vaclav Havel Library
Kluge Center Project: "Vaclav Havel's Legacy Today"
Webcast: Vaclav Havel's Legacy Today
Press Release: Vaclav Havel's Legacy Today

Sibylle Machat

German Fellowship, 2014, Universitat Flensburg
Kluge Center Project: "The Depiction of Planet Earth in American Children's Books."
Lecture: "Images of the Earth in American Children's Books"
Blogpost: "Images of the Earth in American Children's Books"
Blogpost: "Scholars Exam Humanity and Our Planet"

Rui Machete

Invited Participant, 2004, President of the Luso-American Foundation
Kluge Center Project: "Contemporary Lusophone African Literatures and Cultures: A Colloquium on Cape Verde and Mozambique"
Webcast: "Contemporary Lusophone African Literatures and Cultures: A Colloquium on Cape Verde and Mozambique"
Press Release: "Contemporary Lusophone African Literatures and Cultures: A Colloquium on Cape Verde and Mozambique"

Duncan MacInnes

Visiting Fellow, 2011, U.S. Department of State
Kluge Center Project: "New Media and Public Diplomacy."

Iain Maciver

British Research Council Fellow, 2011, University of Edinburgh
Kluge Center Project: "Revolutionary governorship: A comparative study of the nature of executive power in Massachusetts and Virginia."

Anneliese Mackintosh

British Research Council Fellow, 2006, University of Glasgow
Kluge Center Project: "Deafness and blindness: literature and experience, 20th century and beyond."

Maria MacLennan

British Research Council Fellow, 2014, University of Dundee
Kluge Center Project: "Finding Forensic Jewels: An In-Depth Review of Current and Historical Newspaper and Periodical(s) at the Library of Congress."

Kelly Maddox

British Research Council Fellow, 2013, Lancaster University
Kluge Center Project: "Japanese Imperialism in the Context of Genocide."

Ana Mafalda Leite

Invited Participant, 2004, University of Lisbon
Kluge Center Project: "Contemporary Lusophone African Literatures and Cultures: A Colloquium on Cape Verde and Mozambique"
Webcast: "Contemporary Lusophone African Literatures and Cultures: A Colloquium on Cape Verde and Mozambique"
Press Release: "Contemporary Lusophone African Literatures and Cultures: A Colloquium on Cape Verde and Mozambique"

Neil Maher

Kluge Fellow, 2008, New Jersey Institute of Technology
Kluge Center Project: "Ground control: An environmental history of NASA and the space race."
Webcast: Ground control: Beyond an environmental history of the space race.
Invited Participant, 2015, New Jersey Institute of Technology
Kluge Center Project: "Scholarfest - Life/Future: Definitions of Life in the 21st Century & Beyond"
Webcast: Scholarfest - Life/Future: Definitions of Life in the 21st Century & Beyond

Deirdre Mahony

British Research Council Fellow, 2010, Kings College, London
Kluge Center Project: "The seeds of barbarism: Arendt and Anders on Totalitarianism."

Helgard Mahrdt

Kluge Fellow, 2002, Danish Institute for Advanced Studies in the Humanities, Copenhagen
Kluge Center Project: "Hannah Arendt's Political Thinking in the Mirror of Her Literary Portraits"
Appointment: Kluge Center Welcomes Arriving Scholars Starting in July and August, 2002

Sami Makarem

Invited Participant, 2008, American University of Beirut
Kluge Center Project: "Druze Heritage Symposium"
Press Release: Druze Heritage Symposium

David Makarenko-Smith

British Research Council Fellow, 2006, University of Manchester
Kluge Center Project: "The post 9/11 transformation of the goals and methods of American foreign and security policy."

Derek Malone-France

Invited Participant, 2011, George Washington University
Kluge Center Project: "Kant and Whitehead"
Webcast: Letter of Alfred North Whitehead
Press Release: Letter of Alfred North Whitehead

Leora Maltz-Leca

Swann Fellowship, 2010, Rhode Island School of Design
Kluge Center Project: "William Kentridge: Process as metaphor and other doubtful enterprises."

Rama Mantena

Kluge Fellow, 2005, Brown University
Kluge Center Project: "Language, temporality, and progress in colonial South India."

Oksana K Marafioti

Black Mountain Institute-Kluge Fellow, 2012, University of Nevada Las Vegas
Kluge Center Project: "Dvoeverie: The Roots of Magical Realism in Russia."

Lisa Marchi

Invited Participant, 2012, University of Trento
Kluge Center Project: "Proving the Possibility of Interculturality: Leila Aboulela's 'The Museum' and 'The Translator'"
Webcast: Other Cultures Within: Beyond the Naming of Things
Press Release: Other Cultures Within: Beyond the Naming of Things

Richard Marciano

Invited Participant, 2016, University of Maryland
Kluge Center Project: "Saving the Web: The Ethics and Challenges of Preserving What's on the Internet"
Blogpost: "How Do We Save the Web? Its Creators and Pioneers Offer Their Ideas"

Deanna Marcum

Invited Participant, 2004, Library of Congress
Kluge Center Project: "Tehran Conference"
Press Release: Tehran Conference

Mina Marefat

Rockefeller Fellow in Islamic Studies, 2002, independent scholar
Kluge Center Project: "Zaher va Baten: complexity and contradiction in Islamic architecture: a case study of Teheran"
Conference: Conference on Tehran.
Conference: Bam, Past and Future.

David Marquiss

British Research Council Fellow, 2012, King's College London
Kluge Center Project: "Interaction and Exchange Between Acoustic Guitarists in the Early Twentieth Century Sounthern United States."

Shanna Marrinan

British Research Council Fellow, 2006, Middlesex University
Kluge Center Project: "Incorporating gender consciousness into HIV prevention education for Latin American immigrants to the UK."

Barbara Masekela

Invited Participant, 2005, Ambassador of the Republic of South Africa
Kluge Center Project: "Examples of Reconciliation: Africa's Contributions to the Global Community"
Press Release: "Examples of Reconciliation: Africa's Contributions to the Global Community"

Ketumile Masire

Invited Participant, 2005, Boston University; former president of Botswana
Kluge Center Project: "Examples of Reconciliation: Africa's Contributions to the Global Community"
Press Release: "Examples of Reconciliation: Africa's Contributions to the Global Community"

Robert Mason

Kluge Fellow, 2004, University of Edinburgh
Kluge Center Project: "America's minority: the Republican Party and the U.S. Electorate from Hoover to Reagan."
Lecture: Richard Nixon and the Quest for a New Majority.
Book: The Republican Party and American Politics from Hoover to Reagan (New York: Cambridge UP, 2012)
Invited Participant, 2015, University of Edinburgh
Kluge Center Project: "ScholarFest - War/Peace: Perspectives on the Concept of World Order from Former Kissinger Chairs"
Webcast: ScholarFest - War/Peace: Perspectives on the Concept of World Order from Former Kissinger Chairs

Vojtech Mastny

Invited Participant, 2003, Woodrow Wilson Center
Kluge Center Project: "The Death of Stalin (March 5, 1953): A Missed Opportunity to Overcome the Cold War?"
Article: "The Death of Stalin (March 5, 1953): A Missed Opportunity to Overcome the Cold War?"
Press Release: "The Death of Stalin (March 5, 1953): A Missed Opportunity to Overcome the Cold War?"

Kate Masur

Kluge Fellow, 2004, University of Maryland
Kluge Center Project: "Unworthy of the nation: black rights and the failure of democracy in Civil War-era America."
Lecture: "An Example for All the Land"
Article: "A Rare Phenomenon of Philological Vegetation: The Word Contraband and the Meanings of Emancipation in the United States"
Book: An Example for All the Land: Emancipation and the Struggle over Equality in Washington, D.C. (Chapel Hill: The University of North Carolina Press, 2010)
Invited Participant, 2015, Northwestern University
Kluge Center Project: "ScholarFest"
Webcast: ScholarFest - Life/Past: How We Write About Those Who Came Before Us

John Mather

Invited Participant, 2007, 2006 Nobel Laureate in Physics
Kluge Center Project: "On the Origins of Life and the Universe"
Webcast: On the Origins of Life and the Universe: An Afternoon with 2006 Nobel Laureates Craig Mello and John Mather
Press Release: On the Origins of Life and the Universe: An Afternoon with 2006 Nobel Laureates Craig Mello and John Mather

Daniel Matlin

British Research Council Fellow, 2006, Cambridge University
Kluge Center Project: "African-American intellectuals and the urban crisis, 1960-1975."

Carol S. Matthews

Kluge Fellow, 2003, Johnson County Community College
Kluge Center Project: "Race, ethnicity, and American exceptionalism in American sectarian religious texts, including histories of American sectarian movements, Mormon materials, and Spiritualist journals produced in the United States since 1830."

William F. May

Cary and Ann Maguire Chair in Ethics and American History, 2007, University of Virginia
Kluge Center Project: "The new Manichaeism: the religious construal of the shift in political anxiety in the West."
Webcast: Containing Runaway Fear in Foreign Policy: Recovering Our National Identity.
Webcast: Fears and Appetites in American Politics
Other: Book Discussion
Appointment: William F. May Appointed to Maguire Chair in American History at the John W. Kluge Center

John McCain

Invited Participant, 2014, U.S. Senator
Kluge Center Project: "Vaclav Havel's Legacy Today"
Webcast: Václav Havel's Legacy Today
Press Release: Václav Havel's Legacy Today

Theodore E. McCarrick

Distinguished Visiting Scholar, 2011, Independent Scholar
Kluge Center Project: "The role of religion in diplomacy: Responsibilities of religious leaders to work for peace and to care for the world's poor."
Webcast: The Amman Message: A Magisterium for Islam?
Webcast: Dignity of the Human Person
Other: Contemporary Diplomacy Panel at Kluge Center, Dec. 1
Other: Cardinal McCarrick to Present "The 'Amman Message': A Magisterium for Islam?"
Appointment: Cardinal Theodore McCarrick Named Distinguished Visiting Scholar in the John W. Kluge Center

John McKeane

British Research Council Fellow, 2008, St. Anne's College, Oxford University
Kluge Center Project: "The Call to come outside: Maurice Blanchot and the political."

Helen McKee

British Research Council Fellow, 2011, Newcastle University
Kluge Center Project: "Maroons, Creeks and the role of 'free' societies in the Atlantic world."

Amanda McKeever

British Research Council Fellow, 2007, University of Sussex
Kluge Center Project: "The restless dead and notions of eternity in early modern Britain and France."

Joanne McKenzie

British Research Council Fellow, 2012, Durham University
Kluge Center Project: "All One in Christ Jesus? English Evangelical Identity and Social Class."

David McLaughlin

British Research Council Fellow, 2014, University of Cambridge
Kluge Center Project: "Sherlock Holmes as Travel Writing: The Role of Fandom in Constructing Geographical Imaginations."
Blogpost: "Sherlock Holmes Was Here? Sherlockian Maps in the Library of Congress"

Cassandra McLuckie

British Research Council Fellow, 2013, University of Leeds
Kluge Center Project: "A Comparative Analysis between Aspects of American and British Sexual Cultures Post-1960."

John R. McNeill

Invited Participant, 2009, Mortara Center for International Studies, Georgetown University
Kluge Center Project: "The Anthropocene: Are We There Yet?"
Webcast: The Anthropocene: Are We There Yet?
Press Release: The Anthropocene: Are We There Yet?

Farhang Mehr

Invited Participant, 2003, Professor emeritus at Boston University; Deputy Prime Minister of Iran under the Shah
Kluge Center Project: "Zoroastrianism's Influence on World Religions and the Relevance of Its Concepts to Today's Humanity"
Press Release: "Zarathustra's Contributions to Humanity"

Helen Melling

British Research Council Fellow, 2011, King's College London
Kluge Center Project: "Colourful customs and invisible traditions: Visual respresentation of liberated Black culture in post-independence Peruvian national identity (1820s-1880s)."

Craig Mello

Invited Participant, 2007, 2006 Nobel Laureate in Physiology or Medicine
Kluge Center Project: ""On the Origins of Life and the Universe: An Afternoon with 2006 Nobel Laureates Craig Mello and John Mather"
Webcast: On the Origins of Life and the Universe: An Afternoon with 2006 Nobel Laureates Craig Mello and John Mather
Press Release: On the Origins of Life and the Universe: An Afternoon with 2006 Nobel Laureates Craig Mello and John Mather

Asli Menevse

Swann Fellowship, 2017, Cornell University
Kluge Center Project: "Monuments on Paper: Transatlantic Radical Left and Politics of Memory (1871-1914)."

Jacqueline Messing

Kislak Fellow in American Studies, 2008, University of South Florida
Kluge Center Project: "Identity, ideology and social change in 16th century Tlaxcala."
Webcast: Ethnography, Identity and Ethnohistory: Studying Narrative in Contemporary and Colonial Tlaxcala, Mexico
Article: "'I didn't know you knew Mexicano!:' Shifting Ideologies, Identities and Ambivalence among Youth in Tlaxcala, Mexico" Journal of Language, Identity and Education 8.4 (2009): 350-64

Manuella Meyer

David B. Larson Fellow in Health and Spirituality, 2012, University of Richmond
Kluge Center Project: "National Melancholia: Madness, State, and Society in Rio de Janeiro, 1808-1940."
Lecture: "Psychiatry and Brazilian Republicanism, 1889-1930" (Mar. 6, 2014)
Web site: University of Richmond Faculty Page
Web site: Scholar Profile: Manuella Meyer
Article: "Of Grand Intentions and Opaque Structures: Managing the Hospício Dom Pedro II during Brazil's Second Empire (1852-1890)," Bulletin of the History of Medicine 89:4 (2015), 733-760
Book: "Reasoning Against Madness: Psychiatry and the State in Rio de Janeiro, 1830-1944"
Blogpost: A Study of Mental Health
Blogpost: The Intersection of Health and Spirituality
Invited Participant, 2015, University of Richmond
Kluge Center Project: "ScholarFest - Life/Present: Personal & Cultural Identity in a Multicultural World"
Webcast: ScholarFest - Life/Present: Personal & Cultural Identity in a Multicultural World

Tobie Meyer-Fong

Kluge Fellow, 2006, Johns Hopkins University
Kluge Center Project: "Rebellion remembered: violence, community, and commemoration in 19th century China."
Other: Book Review: "What Remains: Coming to Terms with Civil War in 19th century China"
Book: "What Remains: Coming to Terms with Civil War in 19th century China"

Georgia Michael

British Research Council Fellow, 2012, University of Birmingham
Kluge Center Project: "The Iconography of God the Father and the Holy Trinity in Illuminated Manuscripts, A.D. 550-720."
Invited Participant, 2015, University of Birmingham
Kluge Center Project: "ScholarFest - Life/Past: How We Write About Those Who Came Before Us"
Webcast: ScholarFest - Life/Past: How We Write About Those Who Came Before Us

Justin Mihoc

British Research Council Fellow, 2012, Durham University
Kluge Center Project: "Church Beginnings in the Interpretation of the Church: Early Patristic Interpretation of Acts 15."

Nara Milanich

ACLS Burkhardt Fellow, 2014, Barnard College, Columbia University
Kluge Center Project: "The Birth of Uncertainty: A Global History of the Paternity Test."
Lecture: "Family Matters: Testing Paternity in the Twentieth Century" (Mar. 17, 2015)
Book: "Children of Fate: Childhood, Class, and the State in Chile, 1850-1930"
Invited Participant, 2015, Barnard College, Columbia University
Kluge Center Project: "Scholarfest - Life/Future: Definitions of Life in the 21st Century & Beyond"
Webcast: Scholarfest - Life/Future: Definitions of Life in the 21st Century & Beyond

Suzana Milevska

Fulbright Fellow, 2004, Museum of the City of Skopje, Macedonia
Kluge Center Project: "Photographic representation of gender differences of Balkan immigrants to the United States during the late 19th and early 20th centuries."

Ian Milligan

Invited Participant, 2016, University of Waterloo
Kluge Center Project: "Saving the Web: The Ethics and Challenges of Preserving What's on the Internet"
Blogpost: "How Do We Save the Web? Its Creators and Pioneers Offer Their Ideas"

Peter Mills

British Research Council Fellow, 2011, Oxford Brookes University
Kluge Center Project: "Plots, terror and secret forces: The Culture of political conspiracy in the U.S, 1880-1918."

Pete Millwood

British Research Council Fellow, 2014, London School of Economics and Political Science
Kluge Center Project: "The Sino-American Bilateral Exchange Program and US Support for China's Reform and Opening, 1969-1989."

Emma Milne

British Research Council Fellow, 2015, University of Essex
Kluge Center Project: "Infanticidal Mothers: An Examination of the Responses by the Criminal Justice System in the State of Maryland and US Federal Law."

Norman Y. Mineta

Invited Participant, 2016, Department of Transportation
Kluge Center Project: "Protecting National Security and Civil Liberties"
Webcast: "Protecting National Security and Civil Liberties" (Apr. 19, 2016)
Web site: Daniel K. Inouye Distinguished Lecture Series
Press Release: "Norman Mineta and Alan Simpson to Discuss Privacy and Civil Liberties"

Mustanir Mir

Invited Participant, 2003, Youngstown State University
Kluge Center Project: "Islam, Science and Cultural Values"
Webcast: "Islam, Science and Cultural Values"
Press Release: "Islam, Science and Cultural Values"

Gemma Mitchell

British Research Council Fellow, 2011, University of Strathclyde, Glasgow, UK
Kluge Center Project: "Heritage smells! The modern materials challenge."

C. Raja Mohan

Henry Alfred Kissinger Chair in Foreign Policy and International Relations, 2009, S. Rajaratnam School of International Studies, Nanyang Technological University, Singapore
Kluge Center Project: "India and foreign policy in a new global order."
Webcast: The United States and Sino-Indian Maritime Rivalry.
Lecture: Panel on US and Sino-Indian Maritime Rivalry
Article: "Return of the Raj." The American Interest 5.5 (2010)
Article: "India, the United States and the Global Commons" Working Paper, U.S.-India Initiative Series (2010)
Article: "Rising India: Partner in Shaping the Global Commons?" The Washington Quarterly 33.3 (July 2010): 133-48
Article: "The Re-Making of Indian Foreign Policy: Ending the Marginalization of International Relations Community" International Studies 46.1-2 (2009): 147-63
Book: Samudra Manthan: Sino-Indian Rivalry in the Indo-Pacific (Washington DC: Carnegie Endowment for International Peace, 2012)
Appointment: Press Release

Sarah Moody

British Research Council Fellow, 2008, University of Lincoln
Kluge Center Project: "How school history curriculum is shaped and taught in the U.S."

Krystyn Moon

Kluge Fellow, 2005, Georgia State University
Kluge Center Project: "Performing race: the rise of Asians and Asian Americans in Vaudeville, 1880s-1930s."
Article: "Paper Butterflies: Japanese Acrobats in Mid-Nineteenth Century New England" in Asian Americans in New England, Monica Chiu, ed. (Durham: University of New Hampshire Press, 2009)

Stephen Moonie

British Research Council Fellow, 2006, University of Essex
Kluge Center Project: "The crisis of the easel picture circa 1958-1962."

Ebrahim Moosa

Invited Participant, 2003, Duke University
Kluge Center Project: "Islam, Science and Cultural Values"
Webcast: "Islam, Science and Cultural Values"
Press Release: "Islam, Science and Cultural Values"

Christopher Moran

British Research Council Fellow, 2011, University of Warwick
Kluge Center Project: "Landscape of secrecy: The CIA and the contested record of US foreign policy, 1947-2001."
Webcast: Ian Fleming, James Bond & the Public Perception of the CIA

Linda Stiber Morenus

Kluge Staff Fellow, 2008, Library of Congress, Preservation Division
Kluge Center Project: "Color printing in the Italian 16th-17th century chiaroscuro woodcuts of the Library of Congress' Pembroke Album: the relation between the artist's technique and style."
Lecture: "Chiaroscuro Woodcut Printing in 16th - 17th century Italy: Technique in Relation to Artistic Style"
Web site: Scholar profile: Linda Morenus
Article: Linda Stiber Morenus Selected Kluge Staff Fellow

Benjamin Morgan

British Research Council Fellow, 2011, University College London
Kluge Center Project: "'Bad' Writing: The Hot Springs Common-Place in Pre-1918 Fiction."

Jennifer Morgan

British Research Council Fellow, 2012, University of Salford
Kluge Center Project: "Frances Wright and the Female Editor in Owenite Socialist Print Culture: The New Harmony Gazette and The Free Enquirer."

Richard Morgan

British Research Council Fellow, 2012, University College London
Kluge Center Project: "Scientific Thought and the Making of Modern Anarchism: The Intersection of Science and Politics in Nineteenth and Early-Twentieth Century Anarchism."

Gwilym Morus

British Research Council Fellow, 2009, Bangor University
Kluge Center Project: "Political prophecy in early modern Wales."
Webcast: The Evolution of Welsh Music

Jeffrey Moser

Invited Participant, 2015, McGill University
Kluge Center Project: "ScholarFest - Life/Past: How We Write About Those Who Came Before Us"
Webcast: ScholarFest - Life/Past: How We Write About Those Who Came Before Us

Marina Moskowitz

Kluge Fellow, 2006, University of Glasgow
Kluge Center Project: "Seed money: the economies of horticulture in 19th century America."

Jean-Francois Mouhot

Marie Curie Fellowship, 2011, Ecole des Hautes Etudes en Sciences Sociales (Paris)
Kluge Center Project: "An environmental history of Haiti."
Article: "The Emigration of the Acadians from France to Louisiana: A New Perspective." Louisiana History 53.2 (2012): 133-167
Article: "In Pursuit of the Apocalypse" History Today 62.8 (2012): 6
Book: Des Esclaves Énergétique: Réflexions Sur Le Changement Climatique (Rhone: Champ Vallon, 2011)

James Movel Wuye

Invited Participant, 2005, Co-founder of the Muslim/Christian Youth Dialogue
Kluge Center Project: "Examples of Reconciliation: Africa's Contributions to the Global Community"
Press Release: "Examples of Reconciliation: Africa's Contributions to the Global Community"

Samuel Moyn

Invited Participant, 2012, Columbia University
Kluge Center Project: "Imperialism, Self-Determination, and the Rise of Human Rights"
Webcast: "Imperialism, Self-Determination, and the Rise of Human Rights"

Anthony Mullan

Kluge Staff Fellow, 2005, Library of Congress, Humanities and Social Sciences Division
Kluge Center Project: "Travel and exploration in Hispanic America, 1600-1900: a selective and annotated guide to original materials in special collections of the Library of Congress."

James N. Munk

British Research Council Fellow, 2009, University of Nottingham
Kluge Center Project: "Exploring of physicality and viruosity in the concertos of Kaija Saariaho and Magnus Lindberg."

Donald Munro

Invited Participant, 2004, Professor Emeritus, University of Michigan
Kluge Center Project: "Why China Needs Democracy: Chinese Reform in Theory and Practice"
Webcast: "Why China Needs Democracy: Chinese Reform in Theory and Practice"
Press Release: "Why China Needs Democracy: Chinese Reform in Theory and Practice"

W. Kendall Myers

Invited Participant, 2003, Bureau of Intelligence and Research at the Department of State
Kluge Center Project: "Global Geopolitical Trends: Is the Iraq War a Major Turning Point?"
Webcast: "Global Geopolitical Trends: Is the Iraq War a Major Turning Point?"
Press Release: "Global Geopolitical Trends: Is the Iraq War a Major Turning Point?"

Gary J. Nabel

Invited Participant, 2007, National Institutes of Health
Kluge Center Project: "Combating HIV and Hepatitis B"
Webcast: Eradicating HIV and Hepatitis B
Press Release: Eradicating HIV and Hepatitis B

Partaw Naderi

Invited Participant, 2006, Independent Scholar
Kluge Center Project: "University of Iowa's International Writing Program"
Press Release: University of Iowa's International Writing Program

Joshua Nall

British Research Council Fellow, 2010, University of Cambridge
Kluge Center Project: "Astronomical debate as popular phenomenon: Lowell, Newcomb and the use of mass media in the Mars canal saga."
Invited Participant, 2015, University of Cambridge
Kluge Center Project: "Science History"
Webcast: Scholarfest - Life/Future: Definitions of Life in the 21st Century & Beyond

Kavery Nambisam

Invited Participant, 2007, University of Iowa
Kluge Center Project: "University of Iowa's International Writing Program"
Webcast: University of Iowa's International Writing Program
Press Release: University of Iowa's International Writing Program

Philip Napoli

Invited Participant, 2016, Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey
Kluge Center Project: "Saving the Web: The Ethics and Challenges of Preserving What's on the Internet"
Blogpost: "How Do We Save the Web? Its Creators and Pioneers Offer Their Ideas"

Rawiya Nash

Invited Participant, 2004, Stuart-Hobson Middle School
Kluge Center Project: "Stories of our Nations, Footprints of our Souls: History Textbooks in Middle Schools and High Schools"
Webcast: Stories of our Nations, Footprints of our Souls: History Textbooks in Middle Schools and High Schools

Michele Navakas

Kislak Fellow in American Studies, 2012, Texas Tech University
Kluge Center Project: "Founding Florida: Language and Geography at the Edge of America."
Lecture: "The Edge of America: Landscape and National Identity in Early American Florida" (Apr. 24, 2014)
Web site: Miami University Faculty Page
Book: "The Edge of America: Founding Florida" (under contract)

Elizabeth (Kate) Neale

British Research Council Fellow, 2015, Cardiff University
Kluge Center Project: "Distant Cousins: Music, Identity and Community in the Cornish Diaspora."
Blogpost: New Scholars at the Kluge Center - January / February 2016

Joanna Neilly

British Research Council Fellow, 2010, University of Edinburgh
Kluge Center Project: "German views of 'Oriental wisdom.'"

Catherine Newell

David B. Larson Fellow in Health and Spirituality, 2016, University of Miami
Kluge Center Project: "Food Faiths: Health, Wellness, and the Science of Spiritual Eating."

Lien-Hang Nguyen

Invited Participant, 2014, University of Kentucky
Kluge Center Project: "Spies, Allies, and Murder? The Ominous Origins of the 1968 Tet Offensive in Hanoi's Postcolonial War"
Webcast: "Spies, Allies, and Murder? The Ominous Origins of the 1968 Tet Offensive in Hanoi's Postcolonial War"

Deirdre Ni Chonghaile

Alan Lomax Fellowship in American Folklife, 2012, University of Notre Dame, Notre Dame, IN
Kluge Center Project: "Music of the Aran Islands."
Lecture: "The Yank with the Box: Sidney Robertson Cowell Collects Music in 1950s Ireland"
Lecture: "The Yank with the Box: Sidney Robertson Cowell Collects Music in 1950s Ireland"
Article: "'An tráth seo thiar níor chualas': ciúnas, coimhthíos, agus imeallú cheol Árann." In Mo Ghnósa Leas an Dáin (An Daingean: An Sagart, 2014)
Article: "'Listening for Landfall': How Silence and Fear Marginalized the Music of the Aran Islands" Études Irlandaises 39.1 (2014): 41-55
Article: "In Search of America: Sidney Robertson Cowell in Ireland in 1955-56" Journal of American Folklore 126.500 (2013): 174-200
Article: "'An tráth seo thiar níor chualas': ciúnas, coimhthíos, agus imeallú cheol Árann." In Mo Ghnósa Leas an Dáin (An Daingean: An Sagart, 2014)
Article: "'Listening for Landfall': How Silence and Fear Marginalized the Music of the Aran Islands" Études Irlandaises 39.1 (2014): 41-55
Article: "In Search of America: Sidney Robertson Cowell in Ireland in 1955-56" Journal of American Folklore 126.500 (2013): 174-200
Blogpost: EU Month of Culture Spotlight: Ireland
Blogpost: EU Month of Culture Spotlight: Ireland
Invited Participant, 2015, Independent Scholar
Kluge Center Project: "ScholarFest - Life/Present: Personal & Cultural Identity in a Multicultural World"
Webcast: ScholarFest - Life/Present: Personal & Cultural Identity in a Multicultural World

Eleanor Kate Nichols

British Research Council Fellow, 2007, Birkbeck College, University of London
Kluge Center Project: "Greece and Rome at Chicago and Nashville."

Judith Nies

Black Mountain Institute-Kluge Fellow, 2009, Black Mountain Institute, University of Nevada
Kluge Center Project: "Black Mesa, Arizona: Human rights and the environmental crisis."
Lecture: The Black Mesa Syndrome: Indian Lands, Black Gold.
Book: Unreal City: Las Vegas, Black Mesa, and the Fate of the West (New York: Nation Books, 2014)

Elizabeth Nijdam

Swann Fellowship, 2017, University of Michigan
Kluge Center Project: "Shadows Cast: German Comics after 1989 and the Legacy of East German Practice."

William Noel

Invited Participant, 2015, University of Pennsylvania
Kluge Center Project: "Shedding Light on Antiquity: The Forensic Imaging and Study of Ancient, Medieval and Modern Manuscripts"
Press Release: "Rethinking Life on Earth and Beyond: Astrobiology and the Role of Paradigm Shifts in Science and Human Self-Understanding"

Lisa Noetzel

Kluge Fellow, 2009, Washington College
Kluge Center Project: "Castilian-Timucuan language contact in Spanish colonial Florida."
Webcast: Francisco Pareja: Missionary and Linguist in Spanish Colonial Florida

Mark A. Noll

Cary and Ann Maguire Chair in Ethics and American History, 2004, Wheaton College
Kluge Center Project: "Significance of the Bible in American public life."
Webcast: The Bible in American Public Life, 1860-2005.
Webcast: The King James Version of the Bible in American History.
Webcast: Writing the Story of America's Religious Origins.
Lecture: The Bible in American Public Life, 1860-2005.
Lecture: The King James Version of the Bible in American History.
Appointment: Press Release
Invited Participant, 2015, University of Notre Dame
Kluge Center Project: "ScholarFest - Life/Past: How We Write About Those Who Came Before Us"
Webcast: ScholarFest - Life/Past: How We Write About Those Who Came Before Us

Syed Nomanul Haq

Invited Participant, 2003, University of Pennsylvania
Kluge Center Project: "Islam, Science and Cultural Values"
Webcast: "Islam, Science and Cultural Values"
Press Release: "Islam, Science and Cultural Values"

John T. Noonan

Cary and Ann Maguire Chair in Ethics and American History, 2001, Senior Judge on the United States Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit
Kluge Center Project: "History of moral thought and the relation between religion and government."
Kluge Chair in American Law and Governance, 2002, Senior Judge on the United States Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit
Kluge Center Project: "History of moral thought and the relation between religion and government."
Book: "A Church That Can and Cannot Change: The Development of Catholic Moral Teaching"
Book: "Contraception: A History of its Treatment by the Catholic Theologians and Canonists"
Book: "Bribes"
Book: "Power to Dissolve: Lawyers and Marriages in the Courts of the Roman Curia"

Kirsten Norrie

British Research Council Fellow, 2011, Independent Scholar
Kluge Center Project: "Cloth, Cull and Cocktail: Anatomizing the Performer Body of 'Scotland'."

Antoine Ntambobwa

Invited Participant, 2005, Ambassador of the Republic of Burundi to the United States
Kluge Center Project: "Examples of Reconciliation: Africa's Contributions to the Global Community"
Press Release: "Examples of Reconciliation: Africa's Contributions to the Global Community"

Jeanne Nuechterlein

Kluge Fellow, 2005, University of York
Kluge Center Project: "The emergence of Netherlandish oil painting in its historical context and in modern historiography."
Book: Translating Nature into Art: Holbein, the Reformation, and Renaissance Rhetoric (University Park, PA: Penn State Press, 2011)

Istaz Muhammad Nurayn Ashafa

Invited Participant, 2005, Co-founder of the Muslim/Christian Youth Dialogue Forum
Kluge Center Project: "Examples of Reconciliation: Africa's Contributions to the Global Community"
Press Release: "Examples of Reconciliation: Africa's Contributions to the Global Community"

Chidibere Nwaubani

Kluge Fellow, 2004, University of Colorado-Boulder
Kluge Center Project: "Nigeria: the politics of decolonization, 1937-1960."

Sulayman S. Nyang

Invited Participant, 2005, Howard University
Kluge Center Project: "Examples of Reconciliation: Africa's Contributions to the Global Community"
Press Release: "Examples of Reconciliation: Africa's Contributions to the Global Community"

Zac Nzenga

Invited Participant, 2005, Ambassador of the Republic of Rwanda
Kluge Center Project: "Examples of Reconciliation: Africa's Contributions to the Global Community"
Press Release: "Examples of Reconciliation: Africa's Contributions to the Global Community"

Patricia Anne O'Brien

Kislak Fellow in American Studies, 2011, Georgetown University
Kluge Center Project: "Encircling World: English Colonial Power, Race and Gender from the Caribbean to the East."

Gerard O'Donoghue

British Research Council Fellow, 2006, Oxford University
Kluge Center Project: "Postwar-absurdist-fiction, American autographic metafiction."
Visiting Fellow, 2009, Oxford University
Kluge Center Project: "Postwar-absurdist-fiction, American autographic metafiction."

Emer S. O'Dwyer

Kluge Fellow, 2010, Oberlin College
Kluge Center Project: "Imperialism and democracy in the context of Japan's modern nationhood."
Lecture: "Pivot of Empire: Settler Politics in Japanese Manchuria, 1913-1916"

Anis Obeid

Invited Participant, 2008, State University of New York, Upstate Medical University
Kluge Center Project: "Druze Heritage Symposium"
Press Release: Druze Heritage Symposium

Sadako Ogata

Invited Participant, 2005, Former United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees
Kluge Center Project: "The Refugee Crises of the 1990s"
Webcast: The Refugee Crises of the 1990s
Press Release: The Refugee Crises of the 1990s

Emiko Ohnuki-Tierney

Kluge Chair in Modern Culture, 2009, University of Wisconsin
Kluge Center Project: "The role of symbolism and folk aesthetic in Japanese historical and cross-cultural perspective: how the 'culture concept' must be historicized rather than discarded."
Webcast: Blooming Cherry Blossoms, Falling Cherry Blossoms: Symbolism of the Flower in Japanese Culture and History
Webcast: How do flowers kill?
Lecture: Blooming Cherry Blossoms, Falling Cherry Blossoms: Symbolism of the Flower in Japanese Culture and History
Lecture: "How Do Flowers Kill? -- The Japanese Emperor and Modern Dictators
Appointment: Press Release
Invited Participant, 2015, University of Wisconsin
Kluge Center Project: "ScholarFest - Life/Present: Personal & Cultural Identity in a Multicultural World"
Webcast: ScholarFest - Life/Present: Personal & Cultural Identity in a Multicultural World

Christine Okoth

British Research Council Fellow, 2016, King's College London
Kluge Center Project: "Africa in the United States cultural imaginary: Activism, Travel, and Migration 1953 - 1993"

Sophie Oliver

British Research Council Fellow, 2013, Royal Holloway, University of London
Kluge Center Project: "Djuna Barnes and Transatlantic Fashions."

Dara Orenstein

Kluge Fellow, 2015, George Washington University
Kluge Center Project: "Offshore Onshore: A History of thje Free Zone on U.S. Soil."
Article: "Professor Dara Orenstein: On Winning the Kluge Fellowship" (GW Department of American Studies)

David Orique

Kislak Fellow in American Studies, 2007, University of Oregon
Kluge Center Project: "Evolution of Bartolome de las Casas' view of human rights."
Lecture: Bartolome de Las Casas letter to King Charles V
Article: "Transcription and Translation: Las Casas's Confesionario" in Political Dissent - A Global Reader, Vol. 1: Ancient to Early-Modern Sources, ed. Derek Malone-France (Lanham, MD : Lexington Books, 2012)
Article: "New Discoveries about an Old Manuscript: The Date, Place of Origin, and Role of the Parecer de fray Bartolomé de las Casas in the Making of the New Laws of the Indies" Colonial Latin American Historical Review 15.4 (2006): 419-441
Article: "Journey to the Headwaters: Bartolomé de Las Casas in a Comparative Context" The Catholic Historical Review 95.1 (2009): 1-24

Vladimir Sergeevich Orlov

Fulbright Fellow, 2005, State Institute of Art Research, Moscow
Kluge Center Project: "Prokofiev in America."

Ken Osgood

Invited Participant, 2003, Florida Atlantic University
Kluge Center Project: "The Death of Stalin (March 5, 1953): A Missed Opportunity to Overcome the Cold War?"
Article: "The Death of Stalin (March 5, 1953): A Missed Opportunity to Overcome the Cold War?"
Press Release: "The Death of Stalin (March 5, 1953): A Missed Opportunity to Overcome the Cold War?"

Barbara Ottmann

British Research Council Fellow, 2012, University of Warwick
Kluge Center Project: "The Lubitsch Touch: A Meta-Critical Study."

Major R. Owens

Distinguished Visiting Scholar, 2007, former Member of the U.S. House of Representatives for the 11th Congressional District of New York State
Kluge Center Project: "History of the Black Caucus."
Webcast: A New Challenge to the Congressional Black Caucus
Web site: Hon. Major R. Owens
Book: The Peacock Elite, A Case Study of the Congressional Black Caucus
Appointment: Press Release

Elizabeth Ann Oyler

International Studies Fellow, 2003, Washington University
Kluge Center Project: "Swords, oaths, and prophetic visions: narrative cycles and the authoring of warrior rule in Medieval Japan."

Laverne Page

Invited Participant, 2005, African and Middle Eastern Division, Library of Congress
Kluge Center Project: "Examples of Reconciliation: Africa's Contributions to the Global Community"
Press Release: "Examples of Reconciliation: Africa's Contributions to the Global Community"

Steven Paige

British Research Council Fellow, 2016, University of Plymouth
Kluge Center Project: "Practising to be American: Re-enacting Archival Moving Images."

Jeffrey Paine

Invited Participant, 2004, Independent Scholar
Kluge Center Project: "Re-Enchantment: Tibetan Buddhism Comes to the West"
Press Release: "Re-Enchantment: Tibetan Buddhism Comes to the West"

Mary Palevsky

Black Mountain Institute-Kluge Fellow, 2008, Black Mountain Institute, University of Nevada
Kluge Center Project: "The Cold War underground: burying the bomb at Nevada's nuclear test site."
Webcast: Building the Bomb, Fearing Its Use: Nuclear Scientists, Social Responsibility and Arms Control, 1946-1996
Book: Atomic Fragments: A Daughter's Questions (Berkley: University of California Press, 2000)
Panel Discussion: Building the Bomb, Fearing Its Use: Nuclear Scientists, Social Responsibility and Arms Control, 1946-1996.

Scott W. Palmer

Kluge Fellow, 2005, Western Illinois University
Kluge Center Project: "Forging Colossus: monumentality, modernity, and the Soviet-built environment."
Article: "How Memory Was Made: The Construction of the Memorial to the Heroes of the Battle of Stalingrad" Russian Review 68.3 (2009): 373-407

Martin Palous

Invited Participant, 2014, Former Ambassador of the Czech Republic to the United States
Kluge Center Project: "Vaclav Havel's Legacy Today"
Webcast: Václav Havel's Legacy Today
Press Release: Václav Havel's Legacy Today

Sarah Parker

British Research Council Fellow, 2014, University of Stirling
Kluge Center Project: "Publicity, Photography, Fashion: Constructing Edna St. Vincent Millay as Celebrity Poetess."
Lecture: "Publicity, Celebrity, Fashion: Photographing Edna St. Vincent Millay" (Jul. 23, 2015)

Fayth M. Parks

David B. Larson Fellow in Health and Spirituality, 2009, Georgia Southern University
Kluge Center Project: "Folk healing, mental health and spirituality."
Webcast: "Connecting Humanity Through the Art of Storytelling" (TEDx talk)
Lecture: "Legacy of healing: Resilience and Positive Thought in African American Folk Beliefs, Spirituality, and Emotional Healing Practices: Implications for Physical, Mental, and Social Health"
Article: Fayth M. Parks, M. C. Zea, and M. A. Mason. "Psychotherapy with Members of Latino/Latina Religious and Spiritual Traditions." Handbook of Psychotherapy and Religious Diversity (2nd ed). Ed. P. Scott Richards, Allen E. Bergin (Washington DC: APA,
Article: "Frames of Mind: Biblical Imagery, Positive Psychology of African Americans and Gullah Geechee Sea Island People and Their Culture." Ashé to Amen: African Americans and Biblical Imagery (NY: Museum of Bible Art Press, 2013)
Article: "Personal Journey" Georgia Southern 13.1 (2010)
Blogpost: The Intersection of Health and Spirituality
Invited Participant, 2015, Georgia Southern University
Kluge Center Project: "Scholarfest - Life/Future: Definitions of Life in the 21st Century & Beyond"
Webcast: Scholarfest - Life/Future: Definitions of Life in the 21st Century & Beyond

Catriona M. Paul

British Research Council Fellow, 2009, University of Dundee
Kluge Center Project: "Horse ownership in Kentucky, 1770-1830."
Article: "Kentucky's Horse Industry: An Interview with KHS Scholarly Research Fellow" KHS Chronicle (2010): 6-10

Emma Payne

British Research Council Fellow, 2015, University College London
Kluge Center Project: "19th Century Formatori: The Historic Significance of their Casts of Classical Sculpture and how they Interrelate with Classical Reception."

Juan Pablo Paz

Invited Participant, 2005, University of Buenos Aires
Kluge Center Project: "How Quantum Computing Will Change the Way We Collect, Store and Distribute Information"
Webcast: Quantum Computing
Press Release: Quantum Computing

Minxin Pei

Invited Participant, 2003, Senior Associate and Co-director, China Program, Carnegie Endowment for International Peace
Kluge Center Project: "China in Transition: Will Economic Reform Lead to Democracy in China?"
Webcast: "China in Transition: Will Economic Reform Lead to Democracy in China?"
Press Release: "China in Transition: Will Economic Reform Lead to Democracy in China?"

Jaroslav Pelikan

(2nd Kluge Prize, 2004) Invited Participant, 2001, Library of Congress
Kluge Center Project: "Intellectual Debates in Islam in the New Global Era"
Webcast: Intellectual Debates in Islam in the New Global Era
Kluge Chair in Countries and Cultures of the North, 2001, Yale University
Kluge Center Project: "Creeds and Confessions of Faith in the Christian tradition."
Webcast: "Higher Education in an Age of Specialized Knowledge"
Lecture: "Hospital for the Soul"
Web site: Jaroslav Pelikan - Living Legends
Web site: "Religion and the Founding of the American Republic"
Kluge Prize 2003: Announcement
Blogpost: "'We Can Make Our Lives Sublime': Jaroslav Pelikan and a Lifetime of Learning"

Kelly Pemberton

David B. Larson Fellow in Health and Spirituality, 2008, George Washington University
Kluge Center Project: "Women and the institutionalization of Islamic medical knowledge."
Webcast: Competing Medical Cultures or Close Collaborators? Islamic Medicine and Biomedicine in South Asia and the Middle East
Blogpost: The Intersection of Health and Spirituality

Devin Pendas

ACLS Burkhardt Fellow, 2009, Boston College
Kluge Center Project: "Law, democracy, and transitional justice in Germany, 1945-1955."
Lecture: "Transitional Justice or Just Transitions?: The German Case, 1945-50."

Phyllis Peres

Invited Participant, 2004, University of Maryland
Kluge Center Project: "Contemporary Lusophone African Literatures and Cultures: A Colloquium on Cape Verde and Mozambique"
Webcast: "Contemporary Lusophone African Literatures and Cultures: A Colloquium on Cape Verde and Mozambique"
Press Release: "Contemporary Lusophone African Literatures and Cultures: A Colloquium on Cape Verde and Mozambique"

Roxana Pessoa Cavalcanti

British Research Council Fellow, 2013, King's College London
Kluge Center Project: "A Critical Review of the Literature on Violence and Public Security Policies and Practices in Brazil."

Vanni Pettina

Kluge Fellow, 2011, Independent Scholar
Kluge Center Project: "From the Nationalist Compromise to the Insurrection: Cuba and the United States, 1933-1959."
Webcast: Contemporary Diplomacy
Lecture: "A Preponderance of Politics: The Impact of the Cold War on US-Cuban Economic Relations, 1946-1952"
Other: Contemporary Diplomacy Panel at Kluge Center, Dec. 1

Jean Pfaelzer

Invited Participant, 2012, University of Delaware
Kluge Center Project: "Round-ups: Purges, Purity, and Immigrant Communities"
Webcast: Other Cultures Within: Beyond the Naming of Things
Press Release: Other Cultures Within: Beyond the Naming of Things

Thomas Philipp

Invited Participant, 2012, Erlangen University
Kluge Center Project: "Jurji Zaidan: His Contributions to Modern Arab Thought and Literature"
Webcast: Jurji Zaidan: His Contributions to Modern Arab Thought & Literature

Ben Phillips

British Research Council Fellow, 2014, University College London
Kluge Center Project: "George Kennan and the Russian Revolution in Exile, 1885-1898."

Ron Phipps

Invited Participant, 2011, International Center for Process Philosophy, Science and Education
Kluge Center Project: "Significance of Whitehead's 1936 Letter"
Webcast: Letter of Alfred North Whitehead
Press Release: Letter of Alfred North Whitehead

Bohdan Piasecki

British Research Council Fellow, 2008, University of Warwick
Kluge Center Project: "Contemporary Polish Poetry in English translation in the United States of America: a Study of the Critical Reception in Newspapers and Journals Published after 1980."

Jude Piesse

British Research Council Fellow, 2011, University of Exeter
Kluge Center Project: "Nineteenth-century settlement narratives of the American west."

Madeleine Pill

British Research Council Fellow, 2007, Cardiff University
Kluge Center Project: "Neighborhood governance in the US: which factors help and which hinder its remit?"

Joanne Pillsbury

Invited Participant, 2005, Dumbarton Oaks Research Library and Collections
Kluge Center Project: "Writing and Iconography in the Pre-Columbian World"
Press Release: "Writing and Iconography in the Pre-Columbian World"

Mark J. Pitchford

British Research Council Fellow, 2006, Cardiff University
Kluge Center Project: "The conservative party and the extreme right, 1945-1979."
Book: The Conservative Party and the Extreme Right, 1945-75 (Manchester: Manchester UP, 2011)

Evgeny Pivovarov

Fulbright Fellow, 2011, Saint-Petersburg Academic University, Russian Academy of Sciences
Kluge Center Project: "Russian emigre scholars in the US libraries in the 19th and 20th Centuries."
Lecture: Evegeny Pivovarov: Library of Congress "Slavica" and "Rossica"

Joseph Platnauer

British Research Council Fellow, 2006, University of Warwick
Kluge Center Project: "Classical models in 18th century reform opera."
Lecture: La Clemenza di Creonte: The Enlightened Despot in Tommaso Traetta's Antigona

Francois Poche

Invited Participant, 2004, Independent Scholar
Kluge Center Project: "Les Heritiers de Champlain/Champlain's Descendants"
Press Release: "Les Heritiers de Champlain/Champlain's Descendants"

Sascha Poehlmann

Bavarian Fellow, 2011, Ludwig-Maximilians-Universitat Munchen
Kluge Center Project: "Future-founding poetry: Topographies of beginnings from Whitman to the 21st Century."
Webcast: Whitman's Future-Founding Poetry

Ilaria Poerio

British Research Council Fellow, 2013, University of Reading
Kluge Center Project: "The Fascist Confinement: a School of Dissent."
Book: A Scuola di Dissenso

John Pohl

Invited Participant, 2005, Princeton University
Kluge Center Project: "Writing and Iconography in the Pre-Columbian World"
Press Release: "Writing and Iconography in the Pre-Columbian World"

Kenneth Pomeranz

Invited Participant, 2013, University of Chicago
Kluge Center Project: "Resisting Imperialism, Resisting Decolonization: Making 'China' from the Ruins of the Qing, 1912-1949"
Webcast: Resisting Imperialism, Resisting Decolonization: Making China from the Ruins of the Qing, 1912-1949

Barry Posen

Henry Alfred Kissinger Chair in Foreign Policy and International Relations, 2016, Massachussetts Institute of Technology
Kluge Center Project: "Navigating a Multipolar World."
Press Release: Barry Posen Begins as Kissinger Chair

Colin Powell

Invited Participant, 2015, Former U.S. Secretary of State
Kluge Center Project: "Finding Shared Values for U.S. Foreign Policy"
Webcast: "Finding Shared Values for U.S. Foreign Policy," Inaugural Daniel K. Inouye Distinguished Lecture
Press Release: "Finding Shared Values for U.S. Foreign Policy," Inaugural Daniel K. Inouye Distinguished Lecture

Clement Price

Invited Participant, 2007, Rutgers University
Kluge Center Project: "Rethinking the Urban Experience: Focus on Newark"
Press Release: American Cities Research Institute

Peter Price

British Research Council Fellow, 2012, University of Sussex
Kluge Center Project: "Providence and Political Economy: Josiah Tucker's Providential Arguement for Free Trade."
British Research Council Fellow, 2012, University of Sussex
Kluge Center Project: "Providence and Political Economy: Josiah Tucker's Providential Argument for Free Trade."

Richard Price

Invited Participant, 2016, The British Library
Kluge Center Project: "Saving the Web: The Ethics and Challenges of Preserving What's on the Internet"
Blogpost: "How Do We Save the Web? Its Creators and Pioneers Offer Their Ideas"

Dana Priest

Invited Participant, 2005, The Washington Post
Kluge Center Project: "The Refugee Crises of the 1990s"
Webcast: The Refugee Crises of the 1990s
Press Release: The Refugee Crises of the 1990s

Elizabeth H. Prodromou

Invited Participant, 2006, Boston University
Kluge Center Project: "Legislating International Religious Freedom"
Webcast: Legislating International Religious Freedom
Press Release: Legislating International Religious Freedom

Steve R. Prothero

Invited Participant, 2006, Boston University
Kluge Center Project: "Writing the Story of America's Religious Origins"
Webcast: Writing the Story of America's Religious Origins
Press Release: Writing the Story of America's Religious Origins

Pawel Pustelnik

British Research Council Fellow, 2012, Cardiff University
Kluge Center Project: "Does the Environmental Speculation Pay Off? The Role of Brokers and Speculators in the Emissions Market."

Nicholas Pyall

British Research Council Fellow, 2010, London Metropolitan University
Kluge Center Project: "The 19th Century Viennese guitar and its influence in North America: form, use, stringing, and gender associations."

Lee Rainie

Invited Participant, 2016, Pew Research Center
Kluge Center Project: "Saving the Web: The Ethics and Challenges of Preserving What's on the Internet"
Blogpost: "How Do We Save the Web? Its Creators and Pioneers Offer Their Ideas"

Georgina Rannard

British Research Council Fellow, 2012, University of Edinburgh
Kluge Center Project: "A Native Map-Making Community? The Creation of 'Useful Knowledge' in London and the British Atlantic, 1660-1720."

James Reardon-Anderson

Luce Fellow, 2003, Georgetown University
Kluge Center Project: "The rebel den of Nung Tri Cao: 11th century rebellion and response along the Sino-Vietnamese frontier."

Benjamin Reed

Kislak Fellow in American Studies, 2014, University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill
Kluge Center Project: "Oration Devotion in Mexico City, 1657-1821."
Blogpost: "Mexico's Colonial Past Deepened Through A New Discovery"

Peter Reed

Kluge Fellow, 2010, University of Mississippi
Kluge Center Project: "Staging the Haitian revolution: Race, revolution and American theater, 1790-1865."
Webcast: Dancing on the Volcano: The Haitian Revolution and Atlantic Performance.

Toure Reed

Kluge Fellow, 2009, Illinois State University
Kluge Center Project: "New Deal civil rights: Class consciousness and the quest."
Webcast: We Must Learn to Think in Terms of Collective Action: Industrial Democracy and the Civil Rights Establishment of the 1930s

Stefanie Reetz

British Research Council Fellow, 2007, College of Art and Design, University of Dundee
Kluge Center Project: "The 'nationality question' in the Soviet Union with regard to the Baltic States (Estonia)."

Dori Reissman

Invited Participant, 2012, U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
Kluge Center Project: "The Profound Impact of Stress"
Webcast: The Profound Impact of Stress: Human Biology and Social Implications for the Individual and Society,
Press Release: The Profound Impact of Stress: Human Biology and Social Implications for the Individual and Society,

Robert Remini

Distinguished Visiting Scholar, 2002, Professor emeritus, University of Illinois at Chicago
Kluge Center Project: "History of the U.S. House of Representatives."
Webcast: Robert Remini signs copies of "The House: The History of the House of Representatives" (C-SPAN)
Webcast: Book Discussion, "The House: The History of the House of Representatives" (C-SPAN)
Webcast: Robert Remini discusses his book, "The House" (C-SPAN)
Webcast: Book Launch: "The House" (C-SPAN)
Lecture: The House: The History of the U.S. House of Representatives.
Book: The House: The History of the U.S. House of Representatives.
Appointment: Robert V. Remini to Write History of the House of Representatives

Neil Renwick

British Research Council Fellow, 2007, Cambridge University
Kluge Center Project: "The United States and the United Nations during the early Cold War, c.1946-c.1965."

Matthew Restall

Kislak Fellow in American Studies, 2016, Pennsylvania State University
Kluge Center Project: "The Meeting: Cortes, Moctezuma, and the True History of the Spanish-Mexica War."

James Reston, Jr.

Visiting Fellow, 2010, Independent Scholar
Kluge Center Project: "The last Sultan of Grenada: Abu 'abd-Allah Muhammad XII (Boabdil)."
Webcast: History & the Movies: An Historian Writes a Screenplay.
Appointment: James Reston Jr. Named Scholar in Residence at Library of Congress
Visiting Fellow, 2015, Independent Scholar
Kluge Center Project: "A Rift in the Earth: America and the Vietnam Veteran's Memorial."

Will Riddington

British Research Council Fellow, 2013, University of Cambridge
Kluge Center Project: "Us Versus Them: The Dichotomous Rhetoric of the New Right."
Webcast: "Social Conservatism and the Reagan Administration" (Interview with C-SPAN's American History TV)

Thierry Rigogne

Kluge Fellow, 2011, Fordham University
Kluge Center Project: "The Invention of the cafe: French coffeehouses from the introduction of coffee to the end of the French Revolution, 1560-1800."
Lecture: "Creating the Parisian Café, 1660-1800"

Marcia Ristaino

Visiting Fellow, 2008, US-China Policy Foundation
Kluge Center Project: "Chinese cartoonist and caricaturist Ding Cong."
Webcast: Public Art and Illustrations: The Cartoons and Art of Ding Cong
Program coordination: Public Art and Illustrations: The Cartoons and Art of Ding Cong

Donald Ritchie

Invited Participant, 2004, Office of the US Senate
Kluge Center Project: "Stories of our Nations, Footprints of our Souls: History Textbooks in Middle Schools and High Schools"
Webcast: Stories of our Nations, Footprints of our Souls: History Textbooks in Middle Schools and High Schools

Rebecca Roach

British Research Council Fellow, 2013, University of Oxford
Kluge Center Project: "The Art of the Interview: Transatlantic Conversations, 1860-2013."

Hugh Roberts

British Research Council Fellow, 2016, University of Kent
Kluge Center Project: "Conflict, Collusion and Identity in the Mississippi River Valley during the War of 1812."

Peter Roberts

Invited Participant, 2012, Professor Emeritus, University of the West Indies
Kluge Center Project: "Creole, Identity, and Diasporic Connections"
Webcast: Other Cultures Within: Beyond the Naming of Things
Press Release: Other Cultures Within: Beyond the Naming of Things

Nigel Rodenhurst

British Research Council Fellow, 2011, Aberystwyth College
Kluge Center Project: "Dis/simulation: Hiding and disguising in Jewish-American fiction."

Bradley Rogers

Kluge Fellow, 2014, Duke University
Kluge Center Project: "The Cinematic Dramaturgy of Rouben Mamoulian's Musical Theatre."

Charlotte Rogers

Kluge Fellow, 2013, George Mason University
Kluge Center Project: "Off the Map? From First to Last in Amazonian Travel Narrative."
Lecture: "Mourning El Dorado: The Closing of the Amazonian Frontier in Contemporary South American Fiction"
Web site: University of Virginia Faculty Page
Web site: Scholar Profile: Charlotte Rogers
Book: "Jungle Fever: Exploring Madness and Medicine in Twentieth-century Tropical Narratives"
Panel Discussion: "The Myth of Wilderness: What's Left to Save & What Never Existed" (Jun. 5, 2014)
Blogpost: "Charlotte Rogers, Kluge Fellow, on Manaus, the World Cup, and Contemporary South American Fiction"
Invited Participant, 2015, University of Virginia
Kluge Center Project: "Scholarfest - Life/Future: Definitions of Life in the 21st Century & Beyond"
Webcast: "Scholarfest - Life/Future: Definitions of Life in the 21st Century & Beyond" (Jun. 11, 2015)

Timothy Rohan

Kluge Fellow, 2008, Yale University
Kluge Center Project: "Enriching Modernism: Paul Rudoph's Buildings and Projects"
Webcast: Model City: Buildings and Projects by Paul Rudolph for Yale and New Haven.

Oussama Romdhani

Invited Participant, 2008, Director General of the Tunisian External Communication Agency
Kluge Center Project: "Impact of IT Revolution on Youth of Tunisia"
Webcast: Impact of IT Revolution on Youth of Tunisia

Robert Romero

Invited Participant, 2012, National Institutes of Health
Kluge Center Project: "The Profound Impact of Stress"
Webcast: The Profound Impact of Stress: Human Biology and Social Implications for the Individual and Society,
Press Release: The Profound Impact of Stress: Human Biology and Social Implications for the Individual and Society,

Daniel Rood

Kluge Fellow, 2015, University of Georgia
Kluge Center Project: "The Reinvention of Atlantic Slavery: Circuits of Techno-Science in the Greater Caribbean, 1830-1860."

Reuben S. Rose-Redwood

Kluge Fellow, 2007, Pennsylvania State University
Kluge Center Project: "Rationalizing the landscape: a critical spatial history of street and house numbering in the United States."
Webcast: Spaces of Calculation: Street Addressing and the Making of a Geo-coded World.
Article: "With Numbers in Place: Security, Territory, and the Production of Calculable Space." Annals of the Association of American Geographers 102.2 (2012): 295-319

Janet Roseman

David B. Larson Fellow in Health and Spirituality, 2006, Brown University Medical School
Kluge Center Project: "Martha Graham and the Southwest."
Book: "If Joan of Arc had Cancer: Finding Courage Faith and Healing from History's Most Inspirational Woman Warrior"
Book: "Dance Was Her Religion: The Sacred Choreography of Isadora Duncan, Ruth St. Denis and Martha Graham"

Mark Rosenberg

Invited Participant, 2014, President, Florida International University
Kluge Center Project: "Vaclav Havel's Legacy Today"
Webcast: Václav Havel's Legacy Today
Press Release: Václav Havel's Legacy Today

Norman E. Rosenthal

Invited Participant, 2012, Georgetown Medical School
Kluge Center Project: "The Profound Impact of Stress"
Webcast: The Profound Impact of Stress: Human Biology and Social Implications for the Individual and Society,
Press Release: The Profound Impact of Stress: Human Biology and Social Implications for the Individual and Society,

Kayleigh Rosewell

British Research Council Fellow, 2012, Lancaster University
Kluge Center Project: "An Exploration of the Relationship between Academic Work and Parenthood."

Natalie Rouland

Kluge Fellow, 2013, Wellesley College
Kluge Center Project: "Dancing Enigma: Ida Rubinstein and the Russian Tradition."
Lecture: "Amazons in Paris: Ida Rubinstein and the Art of Travesty" (Apr. 17, 2014)

Iain Rowley

British Research Council Fellow, 2011, University of East Anglia
Kluge Center Project: "Midwife of the anarchic trace: Towards a poetic of becoming-with-woman."

Emma Ruckley

British Research Council Fellow, 2006, Oxford University
Kluge Center Project: "The Quest for a masculine ideal in the 1950s America: popular representations of the American man and the crisis of masculinity."

Jack Rundell

British Research Council Fellow, 2012, University of York
Kluge Center Project: "Situating Charlie Chaplin's Performance Style in Relation to Early Twentieth Century Debates about the Body and Emergent Mass Culture."

Jacques Rupnik

Invited Participant, 2014, Science Po, Paris, and the College of Europe
Kluge Center Project: "Vaclav Havel's Legacy Today"
Webcast: Václav Havel's Legacy Today
Press Release: Václav Havel's Legacy Today

Douglas Rushkoff

Invited Participant, 2008, New York University
Kluge Center Project: "Open Source Reality"
Webcast: "Open Source Reality"
Press Release: "Open Source Reality"

Mary Ryan

Invited Participant, 2007, Johns Hopkins University
Kluge Center Project: "Theoretical Issues: Democracy and Public Life in the American City"
Press Release: American Cities Research Institute

Frauke Sachse

Kislak Fellow in American Studies, 2016, University of Bonn
Kluge Center Project: "A Sixteenth-Century Missionary Handbook from Highland Guatemala: Preparing a Critical Edition of Ms. 1015 from the Jay I. Kislak Collection at the Library of Congress."

William Safire

Invited Participant, 2006, New York Times columnist and chairman of the Dana Foundation
Kluge Center Project: "Demons of the Mind: 21st Century Science vs. Depression"
Webcast: "Demons of the Mind: Depression and its Treatments" (Apr. 19, 2006)
Press Release: Demons of the Mind: 21st Century Science vs. Depression

Walid Saleh

Rockefeller Fellow in Islamic Studies, 2004, Middlebury College
Kluge Center Project: "A history of Islamic apocalyptic imagination."

George Saliba

Invited Participant, 2003, Columbia University
Kluge Center Project: "First Renaissance: The Scientific Legacy of 9th Century Baghdad"
Webcast: "First Renaissance: The Scientific Legacy of 9th Century Baghdad"
Press Release: "First Renaissance: The Scientific Legacy of 9th Century Baghdad"
Distinguished Visiting Scholar, 2005, Columbia University
Kluge Center Project: "Development of scientific ideas from late antiquity to early modern times with a special focus on the various planetary theories that were developed within Islamic science and the impact these theories had on early European astronomy."
Webcast: Islamic Science and the Making of Renaissance Europe.
Appointment: Press Release
Invited Participant, 2015, Columbia University
Kluge Center Project: "ScholarFest - Right/Wrong: Perspectives on Notions & Morality"
Webcast: ScholarFest - Right/Wrong: Perspectives on Notions & Morality

Melhem Salman

Rockefeller Fellow in Islamic Studies, 2003, American Druze Association
Kluge Center Project: "A biography of Salman al Farsi: 7th century luminary and model for the present."

James E. Sanders

Kluge Fellow, 2006, Utah State University
Kluge Center Project: "Cultural and social history of democratic republicanism across Latin America in the context of the Atlantic world, from its rise in the 1820s until its demise in the 1880s."
Article: "Atlantic Republicanism in Nineteenth-Century Colombia: Spanish America's Challenge to the Contours of Atlantic History" Journal of World History 20.1 (2009): 131-150
Book: The Vanguard of the Atlantic World: Creating Modernity, Nation, and Democracy in 19th Century Latin America (Durham: Duke UP, 2014)

Lamin Sanneh

Invited Participant, 2001, Yale University
Kluge Center Project: "Intellectual Debates in Islam in the New Global Era"
Webcast: "Intellectual Debates in Islam in the New Global Era"
Kluge Chair in Countries and Cultures of the South, 2004, Yale University
Kluge Center Project: "Institutions of Islamic governance and law before, during and after British rule in Nigeria."
Webcast: The Changing Face of Christianity: Africa, the West and the World.
Webcast: Sacred Truth and Secular Agency: Sharí'ah Norms and Political Enforcement.
Lecture: The Changing Face of Christianity: Africa, the West and the World.
Appointment: Press Release
Invited Participant, 2015, Yale Divinity School
Kluge Center Project: "ScholarFest - Life/Present: Personal & Cultural Identity in a Multicultural World"
Webcast: ScholarFest - Life/Present: Personal & Cultural Identity in a Multicultural World
Webcast: ScholarFest - Freedom of Expression & Why it Matters

Natalie Anne Sappleton

British Research Council Fellow, 2008, Manchester Metropolitan University
Kluge Center Project: "Occupational segregation and entrepreneurial segregation in the U.S.: exploring the links."

Dario Sarlo

British Research Council Fellow, 2006, Goldsmiths College, London
Kluge Center Project: "A performing violinist's study of Jascha Heifetz's recorded legacy."
Article: "Heifetz in America" The Strad 121.1,447 (2010): 30-38
Book: Jascha Heifetz: Early Years in Russia, Dario Sarlo, trans. (Indianapolis: Indiana UP, 2014)
Visiting Fellow, 2008, Goldsmiths College, University of London
Kluge Center Project: "A performing violinist's study of Jascha Heifetz's recorded legacy."
Visiting Fellow, 2009, Goldsmiths College, University of London
Kluge Center Project: "A performing violinist's study of Jascha Heifetz's recorded legacy."
Kluge Fellow, 2013, Independent Scholar
Kluge Center Project: "Jascha Heifetz: The Iconic Violinist."
Lecture: "Jascha Heifetz the Iconic Violinist" (Apr. 16, 2014)
Book: "Jascha Heifetz: Early Years in Russia"
Blogpost: "Researching Heifetz at the Library of Congress"

Jonathan D. Sarna

Invited Participant, 2006, Brandeis University
Kluge Center Project: "Writing the Story of America's Religious Origins"
Webcast: Writing the Story of America's Religious Origins
Press Release: Writing the Story of America's Religious Origins

Suzanne Scafe

Invited Participant, 2012, London South Bank University
Kluge Center Project: "'Because is we bleed to make this country prosperous': Creolized Encounters at the Periphery of a Black British Aesthetic"
Webcast: Other Cultures Within: Beyond the Naming of Things
Press Release: Other Cultures Within: Beyond the Naming of Things

Stefanie Schaefer

German Fellowship, 2012, Friedrich Schiller University Jena
Kluge Center Project: "The Yankee in 19th-Century American Culture: From Stage to Page and Beyond."
Webcast: Jonathan Going South: The Yankee & the Making of American National Character

Teresita C. Schaffer

Henry Alfred Kissinger Chair in Foreign Policy and International Relations, 2008, Center for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS)
Kluge Center Project: "U.S.-India Relations."
Webcast: India and the United States: Reinventing Partnership.
Lecture: India and the United States -- Reinventing Partnership.
Book: India and the United States in the 21st Century: Reinventing Partnership (Washington DC: CSIS, 2009)
Invited Participant, 2015, Brookings Institution
Kluge Center Project: "ScholarFest"
Webcast: ScholarFest - Freedom of Expression & Why it Matters

Michael Schiltz

Kluge Fellow, 2007, University of Leuven
Kluge Center Project: "Building the 'Yen Bloc': financial policy, learning, and search for empire in prewar Japan."
Webcast: A Money Doctor from Japan: Megata Tanetaro in Korea, 1904-1907.
Kluge Fellow, 2010, University of Leuven, Belgium
Kluge Center Project: "An economic history and sociocultural reconstruction of Japan in the age of the Great Depression."
Webcast: Money on the Road to Empire: Japan & Gold, 1873-1897.
Book: The Money Doctors from Japan : Finance, Imperialism, and the Building of the Yen Bloc, 1895-1937 (Cambridge: Harvard UP, 2012)

Martina Schloegel

Bavarian Fellow, 2010, University of Erlangen-Nurnberg
Kluge Center Project: "Protecting Civil Liberties: The Role of the U.S. Supreme Court."

Menahem Schmelzer

Distinguished Visiting Scholar, 2004, Jewish Theological Seminary of America
Kluge Center Project: "The interrelationship between Jewish and non-Jewish printers and publishers in 18th century Germany."
Webcast: The Royal Court Preacher and the Hebrew Book.
Appointment: Press Release

Elizabeth Schmidt

Invited Participant, 2014, Loyola University Maryland
Kluge Center Project: "Decolonization and the Nation-State: Reflections on the 1958 Referendum in French West Africa"
Webcast: Decolonization & the Nation-State: Reflections on the 1958 Referendum in French West Africa

Robert Schneider

Invited Participant, 2012, Center for Natural Medicine and Prevention at the Maharishi University of Management
Kluge Center Project: "The Profound Impact of Stress"
Webcast: The Profound Impact of Stress: Human Biology and Social Implications for the Individual and Society,
Press Release: The Profound Impact of Stress: Human Biology and Social Implications for the Individual and Society,

Zachary Schrag

Kluge Fellow, 2008, George Mason University
Kluge Center Project: "History of riot control from the 1870s to the present in America."
Book: Ethical Imperialism: Institutional Review Boards and the Social Sciences, 1965-2009 (Baltimore: Johns Hopkins University Press, 2010)

Philip Schreur

Invited Participant, 2016, Stanford University Library
Kluge Center Project: "Saving the Web: The Ethics and Challenges of Preserving What's on the Internet"
Blogpost: "How Do We Save the Web? Its Creators and Pioneers Offer Their Ideas"

Daniel Schwartz

Kluge Fellow, 2012, George Washington University
Kluge Center Project: "Ghetto: The Genealogy of a Concept, the History of a Place."
Lecture: "What's in a Name? The Ghetto Comes to America"
Invited Participant, 2015, George Washington University
Kluge Center Project: "ScholarFest - Right/Wrong: Perspectives on Notions & Morality"
Webcast: ScholarFest - Right/Wrong: Perspectives on Notions & Morality

Vanessa Schwartz

Invited Participant, 2004, University of Southern California
Kluge Center Project: "Documentary Films and Digital Presentations of the Long Bow Group"
Press Release: "Documentary Films and Digital Presentations of the Long Bow Group"

Margaretha Schweiger-Wilhelm

Distinguished Visiting Scholar, 2015, The Bavarian American Academy
Kluge Center Project: "German Fellowship Program"

Marlis Schweitzer

Kluge Fellow, 2009, York University, Canada
Kluge Center Project: "Bringing the world to Broadway: American impresarios and the transnational trade in teatrical commodities, 1896-1914."
Webcast: Lying, Stealing, and Other Theatrical Crimes: Molnar's The Devil and the Transnational Trade in Theatrical Commodities, c. 1907-8
Webcast: Lying, Stealing, and Other Theatrical Crimes: Molnar's The Devil and the Transnational Trade in Theatrical Commodities, c. 1907-8
Lecture: "Lying, stealing, and other theatrical crimes: Molnar's The Devil and the transnational trade in theatrical commodities, c. 1907-8
Lecture: "Lying, stealing, and other theatrical crimes: Molnar's The Devil and the transnational trade in theatrical commodities, c. 1907-8

Eric Schwitzgebel

Invited Participant, 2015, University of California, Riverside
Kluge Center Project: "Rethinking Life on Earth and Beyond: Astrobiology and the Role of Paradigm Shifts in Science and Human Self-Understanding"
Press Release: "Rethinking Life on Earth and Beyond: Astrobiology and the Role of Paradigm Shifts in Science and Human Self-Understanding"

Paul Scolieri

ACLS Burkhardt Fellow, 2014, Barnard College
Kluge Center Project: "Ted Shawn and the Invention of American Dance."
Lecture: "Birth of a Dancing Nation: Reflections on the Centennial of Denishawn, America's First Dance Company and School" (Apr. 16, 2015)
Book: "Dancing the New World: Aztecs, Spaniards, and the Choreography of Conquest"

Gemma Scott

British Research Council Fellow, 2014, Keele University
Kluge Center Project: "Gender, Power, and the Emergency in India."

Laura Scott

British Research Council Fellow, 2009, University of Leeds
Kluge Center Project: "De limbs layin' scattered roun': Race and bodily fragmentation in the conjure woman."

Brent Scowcroft

Invited Participant, 2004, National Security Adviser during the Ford and Bush administrations
Kluge Center Project: "Statecraft and America's Position in the World"
Webcast: "Statecraft and America's Position in the World"
Press Release: "Statecraft and America's Position in the World"

Annette Seidel-Arpaci

British Research Council Fellow, 2006, University of Leeds
Kluge Center Project: "Perspectives on constructions of 'German victimhood' from outside within: post 1945."
Invited Participant, 2015, Independent Scholar
Kluge Center Project: "ScholarFest - Life/Present: Personal & Cultural Identity in a Multicultural World"
Webcast: ScholarFest - Life/Present: Personal & Cultural Identity in a Multicultural World

Joel Seltzer

Kluge Fellow, 2006, Skidmore College
Kluge Center Project: "Annals of revolt: Czech city chroniclers and the fashioning of the Bohemian Reformation."
Webcast: Cruelty, Savagery and the Formation of a National Community in the Bohemian Reformation

Delaina Sepko

British Research Council Fellow, 2012, University of Glasgow
Kluge Center Project: "The Impact of Technology on the Curation of Music."

Ismail Serageldin

Invited Participant, 2013, The New Library of Alexandria
Kluge Center Project: "The Loss and Rebirth of the Library of Alexandria; The Knowledge Revolution and the Futrue of Libraries"
Webcast: The Loss and Rebirth of the Library of Alexandria
Press Release: The Loss and Rebirth of the Library of Alexandria

Jennifer Elson Sessions

Kluge Fellow, 2007, University of Iowa
Kluge Center Project: "The culture and politics of colonialism in 19th century France and Algeria, 1830-1851."
Webcast: An Empire for a King: The Conquest of Algeria at Louis-Philippe's Versailles.

John Sexton

Kluge Chair in American Law and Governance, 2016, New York University
Kluge Center Project: "Reflections on the Place and Promise of Higher Education."
Lecture: "The American Research University: The Decades Ahead" (May 26, 2016)
Web site: Kluge Chair in American Law and Governance
Press Release: John Sexton Named Kluge Chair in American Law and Governance
Press Release: John Sexton to Discuss the Future of American Research Universities, May 26

Roberta Shaffer

Invited Participant, 2012, Library of Congress
Kluge Center Project: "Jurji Zaidan: His Contributions to Modern Arab Thought and Literature"
Webcast: Jurji Zaidan: His Contributions to Modern Arab Thought & Literature

Timothy S. Shah

Invited Participant, 2006, Pew Forum
Kluge Center Project: "Legislating International Religious Freedom"
Webcast: Legislating International Religious Freedom
Press Release: Legislating International Religious Freedom

Aziz Shakir-Tash

Invited Participant, 2007, University of Iowa
Kluge Center Project: "University of Iowa's International Writing Program"
Webcast: University of Iowa's International Writing Program
Press Release: University of Iowa's International Writing Program

Rachel Shelden

Kluge Fellow, 2014, Georgia College and State University
Kluge Center Project: "Judicial Ethics and the U.S. Supreme Court in the Civil War Era."
Lecture: "Abraham Lincoln, the U.S. Supreme Court, and the Politics of Slavery" (Feb. 18, 2016)
Blogpost: Lincoln and the Supreme Court

Kay Kaufman Shelemay

Kluge Chair in Modern Culture, 2007, Harvard University
Kluge Center Project: "Ethiopian music and musicians in the United States."
Lecture: Music in the Ethiopian American Diaspora: A Preliminary Overview.
Article: "Introduction to Creating the Ethiopian Diaspora" Diaspora: A Journal of Transnational Studies (2010)
Article: "Ethiopian Musical Invention in Diaspora: A Tale of Three Musicians." Creating the Ethiopian Diaspora, a special issue of Diaspora: A Journal of Transnational Studies (2010)
Article: "Performing the Humanities at the Ethiopian Millennium" Daedalus 138.1 (2009): 105-109
Appointment: Press Release
Blogpost: "Capturing a Moment in Time: Documenting Musicians from the Horn of Africa in Their New American Diaspora"
Invited Participant, 2015, Harvard University
Kluge Center Project: "ScholarFest - Life/Present: Personal & Cultural Identity in a Multicultural World"
Webcast: ScholarFest - Life/Present: Personal & Cultural Identity in a Multicultural World

Alireza Sherafati

Invited Participant, 2004, Architect
Kluge Center Project: "Tehran Conference"
Press Release: Tehran Conference

Adam Sherif

British Research Council Fellow, 2012, University of Lincoln
Kluge Center Project: "Comics and the World Wars."
Visiting Fellow, 2017, University of Lincoln
Kluge Center Project: "The World at War: Cartoon and Conflict, 1914-1918."

Martin J. Sherwin

Invited Participant, 2009, George Mason University; Professor Emeritus at Tufts University
Kluge Center Project: "Building the Bomb, Fearing Its Use: Nuclear Scientists, Social Responsibility and Arms Control, 1946-1996"
Webcast: "Building the Bomb, Fearing Its Use: Nuclear Scientists, Social Responsibility and Arms Control, 1946-1996"
Press Release: "Building the Bomb, Fearing Its Use: Nuclear Scientists, Social Responsibility and Arms Control, 1946-1996"

Julia D. Shevchenko

Kluge Fellow, 2003, European University, St. Petersburg
Kluge Center Project: "Parliamentary autonomy in post-communist countries: a comparative study."

Eleanor Shevlin

Kluge Fellow, 2005, West Chester University of Pennsylvania
Kluge Center Project: "Harrison & Co.'s print corpus and the making of the English novel."

David H. Shinn

Invited Participant, 2005, George Washington University
Kluge Center Project: "Examples of Reconciliation: Africa's Contributions to the Global Community"
Press Release: "Examples of Reconciliation: Africa's Contributions to the Global Community"

Reiko Shinno

Kluge Fellow, 2010, University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire
Kluge Center Project: "Medicine, Mongol rule, and the learning of the Way in Yuan China (1206-1368)."
Webcast: Medical Culture in Yuan China

Maria Shmygol

British Research Council Fellow, 2012, University of Liverpool
Kluge Center Project: "Maritime Semiology: Sir Francis Drake as Symbolic Agent of Early Modern 'Sea-Change.'"
Blogpost: An Interview with British Research Council Fellow Maria Shmygol

George P. Shultz

Invited Participant, 2004, Secretary of State under President Ronald Reagan
Kluge Center Project: "A Changed World"
Webcast: "A Changed World"
Press Release: "A Changed World"

Petr Shuvalov

Fulbright Fellow, 2005, St. Petersburg State University
Kluge Center Project: "Late Roman military doctrine in the epoch of Balkan Wars: East European influences in the Mediterranean."

Patricia Sieber

International Studies Fellow, 2004, Ohio State University
Kluge Center Project: "The formation of modern Sinology."

Scott Siggins

British Research Council Fellow, 2012, University of East Anglia
Kluge Center Project: "How Ideology and Conceptions of National Identity Influenced the Built Environment Since the Collapse of Communism."

Josep Simon

Kluge Fellow, 2010, Universite Paris Ouest
Kluge Center Project: "Shaping physics in the three nations: Ganot's Franco-British canon and the pedagogical economy of American college life."
Webcast: Shaping Physics in the Three Nations.
Webcast: Shaping Physics in the Three Nations.
Book: Communicating Physics: The Production, Circulation and Appropriation of Ganot's Textbooks in France and England, 1851-1887 (London: Pickering & Chatto, Ltd., 2011)
Book: Communicating Physics: The Production, Circulation and Appropriation of Ganot's Textbooks in France and England, 1851-1887 (London: Pickering & Chatto, Ltd., 2011)

Alan K. Simpson

Invited Participant, 2006, Former U.S. Senator (R-Wyoming)
Kluge Center Project: "Politics as a contact sport: Humor in public life"
Press Release: Politics as a Contact Sport: Humor in Public Life
Invited Participant, 2016, Former U.S. Senator (R-Wyoming)
Kluge Center Project: "Protecting National Security and Civil Liberties"
Webcast: "Protecting National Security and Civil Liberties" (Apr. 19, 2016)
Web site: Daniel K. Inouye Distinguished Lecture Series
Press Release: "Norman Mineta and Alan Simpson to Discuss Privacy and Civil Liberties"

Devika Singh

British Research Council Fellow, 2009, University of Cambridge
Kluge Center Project: "The reception and representation of the Mughal period in India from 1947 to 1975."
Invited Participant, 2015, University of Cambridge
Kluge Center Project: "ScholarFest - Life/Past: How We Write About Those Who Came Before Us"
Webcast: ScholarFest - Life/Past: How We Write About Those Who Came Before Us

Michael Sizer

Kluge Fellow, 2015, Maryland Institute College of Art
Kluge Center Project: "Public Opinion in Late Medieval Paris, 1380-1422."
Lecture: "Popular Politics and Public Opinion in Late Medieval Paris" (Jul. 14, 2016)

Dominique Slaney

British Research Council Fellow, 2012, University of Exeter
Kluge Center Project: "Establishing the Most Effective Interventions in the Treatment of Juvenile Delinquency in the United States."

Douglas Slaymaker

Kluge Fellow, 2004, University of Kentucky
Kluge Center Project: "The Japanese imagination of France during the prewar and postwar years."
Invited Participant, 2015, University of Kentucky
Kluge Center Project: "ScholarFest - Life/Present: Personal & Cultural Identity in a Multicultural World"
Webcast: ScholarFest - Life/Present: Personal & Cultural Identity in a Multicultural World

Neil Smelser

Kluge Chair in Countries and Cultures of the North, 2006, Professor Emeritus, University of California, Berkeley
Kluge Center Project: "The Odyssey experience: psychological and social dimensions."
Webcast: Why Are Terrorist Ideologies So Powerful?
Book: The Odyssey Experience: Physical, Social, Psychological, and Spiritual Journeys (Berkeley: University of California Press, 2009)

Kelly Smith

Invited Participant, 2015, Clemson University
Kluge Center Project: "Rethinking Life on Earth and Beyond: Astrobiology and the Role of Paradigm Shifts in Science and Human Self-Understanding"
Press Release: "Rethinking Life on Earth and Beyond: Astrobiology and the Role of Paradigm Shifts in Science and Human Self-Understanding"

Kirstin Smith

British Research Council Fellow, 2014, Queen Mary, University of London
Kluge Center Project: "How do Stunts Produce and Enact Value? Stunts as Performative and Discursive Practice in Late Nineteenth Century New York."

Thomas David Smith

British Research Council Fellow, 2016, University of Cambridge
Kluge Center Project: "Jesus in the American Pacific, 1880-1918."

David Smock

Invited Participant, 2005, Director, Religion and Peacemaking Initiative, U.S. Institute of Peace
Kluge Center Project: "Examples of Reconciliation: Africa's Contributions to the Global Community"
Press Release: "Examples of Reconciliation: Africa's Contributions to the Global Community"

William Smyser

Henry Alfred Kissinger Chair in Foreign Policy and International Relations, 2008, Georgetown University
Kluge Center Project: "Studies on diplomacy."
Webcast: Is Diplomacy the Answer?
Lecture: Is Diplomacy the Answer?
Appointment: Press Release

Anthony Snodgrass

Invited Participant, 2005, Professor Emeritus, University of Cambridge
Kluge Center Project: "The Parthenon Divided"
Press Release: "The Parthenon Divided"

Zinaida Sochirca

Fulbright Fellow, 2006, Free International University of Moldova
Kluge Center Project: "Management development in info-librarian institutions"

Arun Sood

British Research Council Fellow, 2013, University of Glasgow
Kluge Center Project: "The Reception and Critical Development of Robert Burns in 19th Century America."
Blogpost: Arun Sood on Robert Burns

Abdolkarim Soroush

Distinguished Visiting Scholar, 2009, independent Scholar
Kluge Center Project: "Contextualizing and historicizing Islamic philosophy."
Lecture: Persian Rumi Versus American Rumi
Appointment: Press Release
Distinguished Visiting Scholar, 2010, Independent
Kluge Center Project: "The poet Rumi."
Webcast: Dignity of the Human Person
Invited Participant, 2015, Independent Scholar
Kluge Center Project: "ScholarFest - Freedom of Expression & Why it Matters"
Webcast: ScholarFest - Freedom of Expression & Why it Matters

Scott Sowerby

Kluge Fellow, 2013, Northwestern University
Kluge Center Project: "Chapel and Capital: Religious Nonconformity and Manufacturing in England, 1650-1750."
Lecture: "States of Exclusion: Britain and France, 1685-1715" (Feb. 27, 2014)
Web site: Northwestern University Faculty Page
Book: "Making Toleration: The Repealers and the Glorious Revolution"

Ognjen Spahic

Invited Participant, 2007, University of Iowa
Kluge Center Project: "University of Iowa's International Writing Program"
Webcast: University of Iowa's International Writing Program
Press Release: University of Iowa's International Writing Program

Thomas E. Speller

British Research Council Fellow, 2009, Jesus College, University of Oxford
Kluge Center Project: "The challenge of reform: Explaining policy change in secondary education in OECD countries."

Susan Spellman

J. Franklin Jameson Fellow in American History, 2012, Miami University
Kluge Center Project: "Concerning the Market: Independent Grocers and Innovation in American Small Business, 1860-1940"
Lecture: "Cooperation in Black and White: Innovative Alliances in the Retail Grocery Trade" (May 3, 2012)

Jonathan D. Spence

Invited Participant, 2004, President, American Historical Association
Kluge Center Project: "Documentary Films and Digital Presentations of the Long Bow Group"
Press Release: "Documentary Films and Digital Presentations of the Long Bow Group"

Catherine Spencer

British Research Council Fellow, 2011, University of York
Kluge Center Project: "The 'Lesson of Anthropology for Artists in London and New York, 1950-70."

David Spiegel

Invited Participant, 2012, Director of the Center on Stress and Health at Stanford University
Kluge Center Project: "The Profound Impact of Stress"
Webcast: The Profound Impact of Stress: Human Biology and Social Implications for the Individual and Society,
Press Release: The Profound Impact of Stress: Human Biology and Social Implications for the Individual and Society,

Edith Ssempala

Invited Participant, 2005, Ambassador of the Republic of Uganda
Kluge Center Project: "Examples of Reconciliation: Africa's Contributions to the Global Community"
Press Release: "Examples of Reconciliation: Africa's Contributions to the Global Community"

Jason Stahl

J. Franklin Jameson Fellow in American History, 2009, University of Minnesota
Kluge Center Project: "Selling Conservatism: Think Tanks, Conservative Ideology, and the Undermining of Liberalism, 1945-Present"
Webcast: "Conservatives in a Marketplace of Ideas: Think Tanks, Interests, and Expertise in the 1970s" (Aug. 13, 2009)
Lecture: "Conservatives in a Marketplace of Ideas: Think Tanks, Interests, and Expertise in the 1970s"

Owen Stanwood

Kluge Fellow, 2007, Catholic University of America
Kluge Center Project: "An imperial faith: the Catholic threat and the making of British America, 1678-1713."
Webcast: The Second Great Migration: Religious Refugees and the Remaking of America, 1678-1690

Stephen W. Stathis

Kluge Staff Fellow, 2006, Library of Congress, Congressional Research Service
Kluge Center Project: "Congress: crucible of American democracy."
Webcast: "Congress: Crucible of American Democracy" (May 29, 2008)

Ronald Steel

Invited Participant, 2003, University of Southern California
Kluge Center Project: "Global Geopolitical Trends: Is the Iraq War a Major Turning Point?"
Webcast: "Global Geopolitical Trends: Is the Iraq War a Major Turning Point?"
Press Release: "Global Geopolitical Trends: Is the Iraq War a Major Turning Point?"

Antony Stewart

British Research Council Fellow, 2014, Newcastle University
Kluge Center Project: "Tracking Foreign Intervention through Medicine and Social Science in Haiti, 1900-1950."
Blogpost: "A New Discovery Sheds Light on Haiti's 1930s Elites"

Jacqueline Stewart

Kluge Fellow, 2003, University of Chicago
Kluge Center Project: "Race film at the crossroads: style, segregation, and the films of Spencer Williams, 1928-1948."

Sarah Stewart Johnson

Invited Participant, 2015, Georgetown University
Kluge Center Project: "Rethinking Life on Earth and Beyond: Astrobiology and the Role of Paradigm Shifts in Science and Human Self-Understanding"
Press Release: "Rethinking Life on Earth and Beyond: Astrobiology and the Role of Paradigm Shifts in Science and Human Self-Understanding"

Michael Stone

Distinguished Visiting Scholar, 2003, Hebrew University in Jerusalem
Kluge Center Project: "The 'Adamagirk' ('Book of Adam'), written by Arakel of Siwnik."
Webcast: "A Hidden Treasure: The Armenian Adam Epic by Arakel of Siwnik"
Article: "A Pair of Armenian Manuscript Missals in the Library of Congress," Revue des Etudes Armeniennes
Article: "A Textile of the Year 1741 in the Library of Congress Bearing an Armenian Inscription," Revue des Etudes Armeniennes
Book: Adamgirk': The Adam Book of Arak'el of Siwnik'
Blogpost: "Thinking Back on a Productive Residency"

Gerald Stourzh

Invited Participant, 2008, University of Vienna
Kluge Center Project: "From Vienna to Chicago and Back"
Webcast: "Traces of an Intellectual Journey: Gerald Stourzh Presents His Book 'From Vienna to Chicago and Back'"
Press Release: "Traces of an Intellectual Journey: Gerald Stourzh Presents His Book 'From Vienna to Chicago and Back'"

Cameron Strang

Kislak Fellow in American Studies, 2010, University of Texas, Austin
Kluge Center Project: "Entangled knowledge, expanding nation: Local science and the United States empire in the southeast borderlands, 1763-1840."
Webcast: Skulls, Scalps and Seminoles: Science and Violence in Florida, 1800-1842
Article: "Violence, Ethnicity, and Human Remains During the Second Seminole War" (The Journal of American History, 2014)
Blogpost: Written at the Kluge Center: "Violence, Ethnicity and Human Remains During the Second Seminole War"

Isabella Streffen

British Research Council Fellow, 2010, Newcastle University
Kluge Center Project: "The vision of Star Wars: tracing the military imagination."
Lecture: "Magnificent Distance: Hawk & Dove, Artist's Talk and Screening"
Lecture: "Magnificent Distance: Hawk & Dove, Artist's Talk and Screening"
Article: Full of Hot Air
Article: Full of Hot Air

Keir Magalie Strickland

British Research Council Fellow, 2008, Durham University
Kluge Center Project: "The Chola invasions: imperial or mercantile?"

Sanjay Subrahmanyam

Kluge Chair in Countries and Cultures of the South, 2012, University of California, Los Angeles
Kluge Center Project: "Early Modern South Asian History."
Webcast: "Jews & Christians in Portuguese Asia" (Jun. 5, 2013)
Lecture: Sanjay Subrahmanyam Uncovers the Autobiographies of India and Their Significance to South Asian History
Appointment: Indian Historian Sanjay Subrahmanyam Appointed Chair At The John W. Kluge Center
Blogpost: An Interview with Historian Sanjay Subrahmanyam

Elsa Suckle

British Research Council Fellow, 2006, University of Warwick
Kluge Center Project: "Negotiating public neutrality: Islam and liberal institutions."

Michael Sullivan

Invited Participant, 2009, Fellow Emeritus of St. Catherine's College, Oxford
Kluge Center Project: "One Who Saw China As It Really Was: Ding Cong in the Forties"
Webcast: "Public Art and Illustrations: The Cartoons and Art of Ding Cong"
Press Release: "Public Art and Illustrations: The Cartoons and Art of Ding Cong"

Patricia Sullivan

Distinguished Visiting Scholar, 2005, University of South Carolina
Kluge Center Project: "Struggle toward freedom: a history of the NAACP."
Webcast: Freedom Writer: Virginia Foster Durr, Letters from the Civil Rights Years.
Lecture: Freedom Writer: Virginia Foster Durr, Letters from The Civil Rights Years.
Book: Lift Every Voice: The NAACP and the Making of the Civil Rights Movement (New York: The New Press, 2009)
Blogpost: Three Lectures for Black History Month
Invited Participant, 2015, University of South Carolina
Kluge Center Project: "ScholarFest - Life/Past: How We Write About Those Who Came Before Us"
Webcast: ScholarFest - Life/Past: How We Write About Those Who Came Before Us

Scott W. Sunquist

Invited Participant, 2014, Fuller Theological Seminary
Kluge Center Project: "World Christianity, Immigration, and the U.S.: The Non-Western Church Comes to America"
Webcast: "World Christianity, Immigration & the U.S.: The Non-Western Church Comes to America" (Feb. 26, 2014)

Camilla Sutherland

British Research Council Fellow, 2013, University College London
Kluge Center Project: "Making an Imprint: Responses to Women Artists' Work in Latin American Print Media, 1925-1950."

Jan Svejnar

Invited Participant, 2014, Columbia University
Kluge Center Project: "Vaclav Havel's Legacy Today"
Webcast: Václav Havel's Legacy Today
Press Release: Václav Havel's Legacy Today

Srividhya Swaminathan

Kluge Fellow, 2008, Long Island University
Kluge Center Project: "In service of commerce: British arguments for slavery in the era before abolition, 1660-1790."
Lecture: "Defining Enslavement: Literary Depictions of Slaveries in Early 18th Century Britain"
Book: "Debating the Slave Trade: Rhetoric of British National Identity, 1759-1815"
Blogpost: Three Lectures for Black History Month

Pamela Swett

Kluge Fellow, 2002, McMaster University
Kluge Center Project: "Selling Under the Swastika: The Refashioning of German Advertising after 1933"
Appointment: Kluge Center Welcomes Arriving Scholars Starting in July and August, 2002

Balázs Szelényi

International Studies Fellow, 2003, George Mason University
Kluge Center Project: "The social roots of ethnic conflict: the German diaspora in East Central Europe."
Invited Participant, 2015, Northeastern University
Kluge Center Project: "ScholarFest - War/Peace: Perspectives on the Concept of World Order from Former Kissinger Chairs"
Webcast: ScholarFest - War/Peace: Perspectives on the Concept of World Order from Former Kissinger Chairs

Shaden Tageldin

ACLS Burkhardt Fellow, 2015, University of Minnesota
Kluge Center Project: "Toward a Transcontinental Theory of Modern Comparative Literature."
Web site: About Shaden M. Tageldin F'15 (American Council of Learned Societies)

Tara Tappert

David B. Larson Fellow in Health and Spirituality, 2013, Independent Scholar
Kluge Center Project: "Arts and Crafts-making as a Transformational Healing Process for War Trauma."
Lecture: "ART FROM WAR: Documenting Devastation / Realizing Restoration"
Blogpost: "War, Trauma, Memory and Art"
Blogpost: "Art from War: Lecture January 22nd"
Blogpost: The Kluge Center, Facial Masks for Veterans, and Students from Singapore
Blogpost: The Intersection of Health and Spirituality

Brian Taves

Kluge Staff Fellow, 2003, Library of Congress, Motion Picture, Broadcasting, and Recorded Sound Division
Kluge Center Project: "The Papers of producer Thomas H. Ince (1882-1924)"
Article: "Strategies of Adaptation: The Hardy Boys on Television" in The Boy Detectives: Essays on the Hardy Boys and Others, ed. Michael G. Cornelius (Jefferson, NC: McFarland, 2010)
Book: "Thomas Ince: Hollywood's Independent Pioneer"

Owen Taylor

British Research Council Fellow, 2011, School of Oriental and African Studies
Kluge Center Project: "International law and revolution."

Ashley J. Tellis

Invited Participant, 2010, Carnegie Endowment for International Peace
Kluge Center Project: "The United States and Sino-Indian Maritime Rivalry"
Webcast: The United States and Sino-Indian Maritime Rivalry
Press Release: The United States and Sino-Indian Maritime Rivalry

Temur Temule

Kluge Fellow, 2004, Nanjing University
Kluge Center Project: "Mongolia of the imagination: western travelers in the 19th and early 20th centuries, with special emphasis on Owen Lattimore."
Article: "An Introduction to Liangzhen Sanguan Torgzhi, a Rare Chinese Book Held in the Library of Congress," Chinese Historigraphical Studies 4 (2006)
Article: "An Introduction to Xuan Yun Yue Fa, a Rare Chinese Book Held in the Library of Congress," Ch'inghua Yuanshih (Shanghai: Shanghai Press, 2011)
Article: "Jesus Encountered Yangzu: James Gilmour's Last Missionary Enterprise in Jehol, 1885-1890," Local Culture and Sino-West Encounters (Shanghai: Shanghai Press, 2011)
Book: Temur Temule, ed. Multi-Ethnic China Encounters the West in Borderland China: New Studies Based on Chinese and Western Resources (Shanghai: The Shanghai Pe ople's Press, 2010)
Invited Participant, 2015, Nanjing University
Kluge Center Project: "ScholarFest - Right/Wrong: Perspectives on Notions & Morality"
Webcast: ScholarFest - Right/Wrong: Perspectives on Notions & Morality

Letty Ten-Harkel

British Research Council Fellow, 2008, University of Sheffield
Kluge Center Project: "Lincoln (UK) in the Viking Age: A Town in Context."

Lisa Tetrault

J. Franklin Jameson Fellow in American History, 2007, Carnegie Mellon University
Kluge Center Project: "Creating the Narrative of the Women's Movement"
Article: "The Incorporation of American Feminism: Suffragists and the Postbellum Lyceum," The Journal of American History 96.4 (2010): 1,027-56

Romila Thapar

(4th Kluge Prize, 2008) Kluge Chair in Countries and Cultures of the South, 2003, Professor Emeritus, Jawaharlal Nehru University
Kluge Center Project: "Historical consciousness in early India."
Webcast: Stories of our Nations, Footprints of our Souls: History Textbooks in Middle Schools and High Schools.
Webcast: Perceptions of the Past in early India
Lecture: Perceptions of the Past in Early India
Book: The Past Before Us: Historical Traditions of Early North India (Cambridge: Harvard UP, 2013)
Appointment: Press Release
Distinguished Visiting Scholar, 2008, Professor Emeritus, Jawaharlal Nehru University
Kluge Center Project: "History of India"
Webcast: Kluge Prize Ceremony
Webcast: Kluge Prize Ceremony
Kluge Prize 2008: Announcement
Kluge Prize 2008: Announcement
Invited Participant, 2015, Jawaharlal Nehru University
Kluge Center Project: "Scholarfest: Evening Gala"
Webcast: Scholarfest: Evening Gala

Nikolaos Theodorakis

British Research Council Fellow, 2012, University of Cambridge
Kluge Center Project: "Crime Prevention Policies for Incidents of Corporate and White Collar Crime; a Systematic Analysis of the Available Research in the Field."

David Thomas

Invited Participant, 2007, Johns Hopkins University
Kluge Center Project: "Combating HIV and Hepatitis B"
Webcast: Eradicating HIV and Hepatitis B
Press Release: Eradicating HIV and Hepatitis B

William G. Thomas

Invited Participant, 2004, Director of the Virginia Center for Digital History
Kluge Center Project: "Documentary Films and Digital Presentations of the Long Bow Group"
Press Release: "Documentary Films and Digital Presentations of the Long Bow Group"

Charles Thompson

British Research Council Fellow, 2013, University of Sheffield
Kluge Center Project: "Imperialism in Power: Centralization and its Discontents in America."

Elizabeth Thompson

International Studies Fellow, 2003, The University of Virginia
Kluge Center Project: "Sex, space and spectacle in colonial cinema: a nexus of cultural and political transaction in the late French Empire."

Matthew Thompson

British Research Council Fellow, 2008, Kingston University
Kluge Center Project: "A Model for demonstration: Architecture and the "March on [the city of] Washington.""

Robert Thompson

British Research Council Fellow, 2012, Newcastle University
Kluge Center Project: "Mobilization, Masculinity, and the Martial Ideal in American World War I Literature."

Tyechia Thompson

Invited Participant, 2012, Howard University
Kluge Center Project: "Hip-Hop Aesthetics and Social/Political Unrest"
Webcast: "Other Cultures Within: Beyond the Naming of Things"
Press Release: "Other Cultures Within: Beyond the Naming of Things"

Cecelia Tichi

Kluge Chair in Modern Culture, 2006, Vanderbilt University
Kluge Center Project: "The shift that occurred in U.S. culture from the Gilded Age to the Progressive Era examining how certain figures who grew up in the late-19th century Gilded Age were able to guide the nation into a new era by thinking freshly about society, economics and"
Webcast: Justice, Not Pity: Julia Lathrop, First Chief of the U.S. Children's Bureau.
Lecture: Justice, Not Pity: Julia Lathrop, First Chief of the U.S. Children's Bureau.
Book: Civic Passions: Seven Who Launched Progressive America (and What They Teach Us) (Chapel Hill: Univeristy of North Carolina Press, 2011)
Book: Davis, Rebecca Harding. Life in the Iron-Mills, ed. Cecelia Tichi (Boston: Bedford/St. Martin's, 1998)
Appointment: Press Release
Invited Participant, 2015, Vanderbilt University
Kluge Center Project: "ScholarFest - Life/Present: Personal & Cultural Identity in a Multicultural World"
Webcast: ScholarFest - Life/Present: Personal & Cultural Identity in a Multicultural World

Ramine Tinati

Visiting Fellow, 2016, University of Southampton
Kluge Center Project: "Internet Histories and Futures."

John Tiplady

British Research Council Fellow, 2012, University of Nottingham
Kluge Center Project: "Civil Liberties under Siege?: The Anti-Stalinist Left in the Age of McCarthyism."

Jorge Tolentino Araújo

Invited Participant, 2004, Minister of Culture of Cape Verde
Kluge Center Project: "Contemporary Lusophone African Literatures and Cultures: A Colloquium on Cape Verde and Mozambique"
Webcast: "Contemporary Lusophone African Literatures and Cultures: A Colloquium on Cape Verde and Mozambique"
Press Release: "Contemporary Lusophone African Literatures and Cultures: A Colloquium on Cape Verde and Mozambique"

Michael Toth

Invited Participant, 2015, R.B. Toth Associates
Kluge Center Project: "Shedding Light on Antiquity: The Forensic Imaging and Study of Ancient, Medieval and Modern Manuscripts"
Press Release: "Rethinking Life on Earth and Beyond: Astrobiology and the Role of Paradigm Shifts in Science and Human Self-Understanding"

Emily Trafford

British Research Council Fellow, 2013, University of Liverpool
Kluge Center Project: "Human Displays at the American World's Fairs, 1893-1916: Representations of Race and Disability."

Roy Tsao

Kluge Fellow, 2005, Yale University
Kluge Center Project: "The Political Philosophy of Hannah Arendt."

Uranchimeg Tsultem

Kluge Fellow, 2012, University of California, Berkeley
Kluge Center Project: "Traditional Exchange and Early U.S. Diplomacy in Mongolia, Tibet and China."
Lecture: "Prior to Lenin: U.S. Diplomacy & Western Explorers in Early 20th Century Mongolia" (Aug. 29, 2013)

Stephen Tuffnell

British Research Council Fellow, 2010, Wadham College, University of Oxford
Kluge Center Project: "American expatriates, emigres and sojourners in Nineteenth Century Britain."

Lindsay Tuggle

Kluge Fellow, 2012, University of Sydney
Kluge Center Project: "The Afterlives of Specimens: The Science of Mourning in Whitman's America."
Lecture: "The Afterlives of Specimens: Science & Mourning in Whitman's America" (Jan. 24, 2013)
Lecture: "The Afterlives of Specimens: Science & Mourning in Whitman's America" (Jan. 24, 2013)
Blogpost: An Interview with Lindsay Tuggle
Blogpost: An Interview with Lindsay Tuggle

James Turner

Distinguished Visiting Scholar, 2004, University of Notre Dame
Kluge Center Project: "American and British intellectual history with respect to the history of academic knowledge and higher education."
Lecture: Philology and the Generation of New Disciplines, 1825-1900.

Julianne Turner

Invited Participant, 2004, University of Notre Dame
Kluge Center Project: "Stories of our Nations, Footprints of our Souls: History Textbooks in Middle Schools and High Schools"
Webcast: Stories of our Nations, Footprints of our Souls: History Textbooks in Middle Schools and High Schools

Layli Uddin

British Research Council Fellow, 2012, Royal Holloway, University of London
Kluge Center Project: "Mobilizing Muslim Subalterns: The Political Mobilization of the Peasantry and Lower Urban Classes in East Pakistan, 1947-71."

Imaobong Umoren

British Research Council Fellow, 2013, University of Oxford
Kluge Center Project: "The Souls of Black Women Intellectuals: Race, Gender, Class and Empire in the Age of Transnationalism 1928-1950."

Katherine Unterman

J. Franklin Jameson Fellow in American History, 2012, Texas A&M University
Kluge Center Project: "International Fugitives and American Power, 1880-1930"

Kigeli V

Invited Participant, 2005, King of Rwanda
Kluge Center Project: "Examples of Reconciliation: Africa's Contributions to the Global Community"
Press Release: "Examples of Reconciliation: Africa's Contributions to the Global Community"

Ananya Vajpeyi

Kluge Fellow, 2012, Centre for the Study of Developing Societies, New Delhi
Kluge Center Project: "B. R. Ambedkar: A Life."
Lecture: "B.R. Ambedkar: The Life of the Mind & a Life in Politics"

Luis Valdivieso

Invited Participant, 2009, Peruvian Ambassador
Kluge Center Project: "400th Anniversary of The Royal Commentaries of the Inca"
Webcast: Celebration of the 400th Anniversary of The Royal Commentaries of the Inca
Press Release: Celebration of the 400th Anniversary of The Royal Commentaries of the Inca

Arafaat Valiani

Kluge Fellow, 2009, Williams College
Kluge Center Project: "Physical training, guerilla-style protest, and civic violence in Gujarat India."
Article: "Physical Training, Ethical Discipline, and Creative Violence: Zones of Self-Mastery in the Hindu Nationalist Movement" Cultural Anthropology 25.1 (2010): 73-99

Joke van der Leeuw-Roord

Invited Participant, 2004, European Association of History Educators
Kluge Center Project: "Stories of our Nations, Footprints of our Souls: History Textbooks in Middle Schools and High Schools"
Webcast: Stories of our Nations, Footprints of our Souls: History Textbooks in Middle Schools and High Schools

Herman Van der Wee

Kluge Chair in Countries and Cultures of the North, 2007, Professor Emeritus of Economic History at the Katholieke Universiteit Leuven
Kluge Center Project: "Belgian economic history: the Ancien Regime, c. 1100-c. 1820."
Webcast: Economic Globalization in the Mirror of History
Lecture: Economic Globalization in the Mirror of History.
Book: A Small Nation in the Turmoil of the Second World War: Money, Finance and Occupation (Belgium, Its Enemies, Its Friends, 1939-1945) (Leuven: Leuven UP, 2009)

Chet Adam Van Duzer

Kislak Fellow in American Studies, 2011, Independent Scholar
Kluge Center Project: "The Legends on Martin Waldseemuller's Carta marina of 1516."
Lecture: "Sea Monsters on Medieval and Renaissance Maps" (Sept. 5, 2013)
Lecture: "Sea Monsters on Medieval and Renaissance Maps" (Sept. 5, 2013)
Web site: Scholar Profile: Chet Van Duzer
Web site: Scholar Profile: Chet Van Duzer
Book: "Sea Monsters on Medieval and Renaissance Maps"
Book: "Seeing the World Anew: The Radical Vision of Martin Waldseemüller's 1507 & 1516 World Maps"
Book: "Johann Schöner's Globe of 1515: Transcription and Study"
Book: "Floating Islands: A Global Bibliography"
Book: "Sea Monsters on Medieval and Renaissance Maps"
Book: "Seeing the World Anew: The Radical Vision of Martin Waldseemüller's 1507 & 1516 World Maps"
Book: "Johann Schöner's Globe of 1515: Transcription and Study"
Book: "Floating Islands: A Global Bibliography"
Invited Participant, 2015, University of Virginia
Kluge Center Project: "ScholarFest - Right/Wrong: Perspectives on Notions & Morality"
Webcast: ScholarFest - Right/Wrong: Perspectives on Notions & Morality
Mellon Fellow, 2016, Independent Scholar
Kluge Center Project: "Annotation for Education in the Princeton / Brussels Copy of the 1525 Edition of Ptolemy’s Geography."

Manuel Veiga

Invited Participant, 2004, Member of Parliament, Cape Verde; author
Kluge Center Project: "Contemporary Lusophone African Literatures and Cultures: A Colloquium on Cape Verde and Mozambique"
Webcast: "Contemporary Lusophone African Literatures and Cultures: A Colloquium on Cape Verde and Mozambique"
Press Release: "Contemporary Lusophone African Literatures and Cultures: A Colloquium on Cape Verde and Mozambique"

Theresa Marie Ventura

ACLS Mellon Fellow, 2010, Columbia University
Kluge Center Project: "Empire for Reform: Agrarianism, environment, and empire in the American occupied Philippines, 1898-1936."
Webcast: Market Empire: The U.S., the Philippines & Natural Resource Management

Monique Verbreyt

Distinguished Visiting Scholar, 2007, Independent Scholar
Kluge Center Project: "Belgian Money, Finance and Occupation, 1939-1945"
Book: A Small Nation in the Turmoil of the Second World War: Money, Finance and Occupation (Belgium, Its Enemies, Its Friends, 1939-1945) (Leuven: Leuven UP, 2009)

Arthur Vered

Invited Participant, 2014, Independent Scholar
Kluge Center Project: "Jascha Heifetz the Iconic Violinist"

Jordan Vibert

British Research Council Fellow, 2006, University of York
Kluge Center Project: "Female friendship and British-Atlantic commercial relations, 1770-1790."

Elvira Vilches

International Studies Fellow, 2003, College of Humanities and Social Sciences
Kluge Center Project: "The economy of the marvelous: transatlantic values and fictions of the Spanish Empire, 1492-1665."

Joseph Viteritti

Invited Participant, 2004, Princeton University
Kluge Center Project: "Stories of our Nations, Footprints of our Souls: History Textbooks in Middle Schools and High Schools"
Webcast: Stories of our Nations, Footprints of our Souls: History Textbooks in Middle Schools and High Schools

Anna von der Goltz

Kluge Fellow, 2015, Georgetown University
Kluge Center Project: "The Other side of 1968: Activism of the Center-right in West Germany's Age of Campus Protest."

Pathik D. Wadhwa

Invited Participant, 2012, University of California, Irvine, School of Medicine
Kluge Center Project: "The Profound Impact of Stress"
Webcast: The Profound Impact of Stress: Human Biology and Social Implications for the Individual and Society,
Press Release: The Profound Impact of Stress: Human Biology and Social Implications for the Individual and Society,

Amy Waite

British Research Council Fellow, 2011, University of Oxford
Kluge Center Project: "Geographies of intimacy: The spatial imaginations of Elizabeth Bishop and Mina Loy."

Arthur Waldron

Invited Participant, 2003, University of Pennsylvania
Kluge Center Project: "Global Geopolitical Trends: Is the Iraq War a Major Turning Point?"
Webcast: "Global Geopolitical Trends: Is the Iraq War a Major Turning Point?"
Press Release: "Global Geopolitical Trends: Is the Iraq War a Major Turning Point?"

Bruce Walker

Invited Participant, 2007, Harvard Medical School
Kluge Center Project: "Combating HIV and Hepatitis B"
Webcast: Eradicating HIV and Hepatitis B
Press Release: Eradicating HIV and Hepatitis B

John Ward

Invited Participant, 2007, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
Kluge Center Project: "Combating HIV and Hepatitis B"
Webcast: Eradicating HIV and Hepatitis B
Press Release: Eradicating HIV and Hepatitis B

Ruth Wasem

Kluge Staff Fellow, 2014, Library of Congress, Congressional Research Service
Kluge Center Project: "Whom We Shall Welcome: The Legislative Drive to End the National Origins Quota"
Lecture: "The Struggle for Fairness: National Origin Quotas and the Immigration Act of 1965" (Oct. 8, 2015)
Other: Honoring the Service of Dr. Ruth Ellen Wasem (Congressional Record, 114th Congress, 2nd Session)

Abbott Washburn

Invited Participant, 2003, Former Adviser to President Eisenhower; Former Deputy Director of the United States Information Agency
Kluge Center Project: ""The Death of Stalin (March 5, 1953): A Missed Opportunity to Overcome the Cold War?""
Article: "The Death of Stalin (March 5, 1953): A Missed Opportunity to Overcome the Cold War?"
Press Release: "The Death of Stalin (March 5, 1953): A Missed Opportunity to Overcome the Cold War?"

Jeffrey N. Wasserstrom

Invited Participant, 2004, Indiana University
Kluge Center Project: "Documentary Films and Digital Presentations of the Long Bow Group"
Press Release: "Documentary Films and Digital Presentations of the Long Bow Group"

Matthew Weber

Invited Participant, 2016, Rutgers School of Communication and Information
Kluge Center Project: "Saving the Web: The Ethics and Challenges of Preserving What's on the Internet"
Blogpost: How Do We Save the Web? Its Creators and Pioneers Offer Their Ideas

Tu Wei-Ming

Invited Participant, 2004, Harvard University
Kluge Center Project: "Why China Needs Democracy: Chinese Reform in Theory and Practice"
Webcast: "Why China Needs Democracy: Chinese Reform in Theory and Practice"
Press Release: "Why China Needs Democracy: Chinese Reform in Theory and Practice"

Hanna Weibye

British Research Council Fellow, 2010, University of Cambridge
Kluge Center Project: "Friedrich Ludwig Jahn and German nationalism, 1800-1819."

Scott Weightman

British Research Council Fellow, 2016, University of Leicester
Kluge Center Project: "The Outward Face of Segregation: Segregationists' Media Strategies on the National and Local Stages in the 1950s and 1960s."

David Weinberger

Invited Participant, 2004, Harvard University, Berkman Center for Internet & Society
Kluge Center Project: "Managing Knowledge and Creativity in a Digital Context"
Webcast: How and Where Blogs Work
Press Release: How and Where Blogs Work

Gillian Weiss

Kluge Fellow, 2004, Case Western Reserve University
Kluge Center Project: "Back from Barbary: French slavery in the early modern Mediterranean."

Katrin Weller

Digital Studies Fellow, 2014, GESIS Institute
Kluge Center Project: "Studying Historical Events Based on Big Data and Online (Social) Media."
Lecture: "The Digital Traces of User-generated Content: How Social Media Data May Become the Historical Sources of the Future" (May 14, 2015)
Book: "Twitter and Society" (ed.)
Book: "Science and the Internet" (ed.)
Book: "Knowledge Representation in the Social Semantic Web"
Blogpost: Preserving Social Media for Future Historians
Invited Participant, 2016, GESIS Leibniz Institute for the Social Sciences
Kluge Center Project: "Saving the Web: The Ethics and Challenges of Preserving What's on the Internet"
Blogpost: How Do We Save the Web? Its Creators and Pioneers Offer Their Ideas

Andrea Wenzel

Invited Participant, 2012, Producer/Editor of the Global Affairs series Latitudes, WAMU 88.5 FM)
Kluge Center Project: "Black Broadway and Little Ethiopia"
Webcast: "Other Cultures Within: Beyond the Naming of Things"
Press Release: "Other Cultures Within: Beyond the Naming of Things"

Michael Wesch

Invited Participant, 2008, Kansas State University
Kluge Center Project: "The Anthropology of YouTube"
Webcast: "The Anthropology of YouTube"
Press Release: "The Anthropology of YouTube"

Emma West

British Research Council Fellow, 2012, Cardiff University
Kluge Center Project: "The Highs and Lows of Modernism: A Cultural Deconstruction."

W. Richard West

Invited Participant, 2012, Founding Director, Director Emeritus, National Museum of the American Indian, Smithsonian Institution
Kluge Center Project: "The National Museum of the American Indian as Forum: Representing 'Other' Cultures Within"
Webcast: "Other Cultures Within: Beyond the Naming of Things"
Press Release: "Other Cultures Within: Beyond the Naming of Things"

Peter West-Oram

British Research Council Fellow, 2011, University of Birmingham
Kluge Center Project: "The Process of Policy Development for Public Health and the Impact of Global Health Care Justice."

Thomas Western

British Research Council Fellow, 2012, University of Edinburgh
Kluge Center Project: "Alan Lomax in the UK: An Investigation into the Practice of Field Recording in 1950s' Britain."

Roger White

Distinguished Visiting Scholar, 2010, Senior Advisor to the Director of Congresional Research Service
Kluge Center Project: "The analytical framework for policy research."

Jacob Wiebel

British Research Council Fellow, 2011, University of Oxford
Kluge Center Project: "The Red Terror in Ethiopia: Violence and Social Change."

Wayne A. Wiegand

Distinguished Visiting Scholar, 2017, Florida State University
Kluge Center Project: "The American Public School Library: A History."

Peter Wien

Kluge Fellow, 2011, University of Maryland
Kluge Center Project: "Arab nationalism: Culture, history, and politics."
Lecture: "From the Glory of Conquest to Paradise Lost: Al-Andalus as an Arab Realm of Memory"
Other: Alhurra television feature on Peter Wien and the Library's African and Middle Eastern collections
Blogpost: Studying the Middle East at the Library of Congress

Juliet Wiersema

Kislak Fellow in American Studies, 2006, University of Maryland
Kluge Center Project: "Four house models and one village scene: A Visual and historical investigation of Nayarit works in the Kislak collection."

Hazel Wilkinson

British Research Council Fellow, 2011, University College London
Kluge Center Project: "Editing Edmund Spenser in the eighteenth century."

Rebecca Williams

British Research Council Fellow, 2010, University of Warwick
Kluge Center Project: "Family planning in India c. 1947-1994."

Terrance Williams

Invited Participant, 2004, Catholic University of America
Kluge Center Project: "Tehran Conference"
Press Release: Tehran Conference

Bethan Willis

British Research Council Fellow, 2008, University of Exeter
Kluge Center Project: "Theology and Conflict: The Theology of Miroslav Volf in context."

Beth Wilson

British Research Council Fellow, 2016, University of Liverpool
Kluge Center Project: "The Emotional and psychological impact of slavery in the Deep South, 1830-1880."

Daniel C. S. Wilson

British Research Council Fellow, 2008, Birkbeck College, University of London
Kluge Center Project: "Living with the machine: Emerging technology in Britain and the USA, 1876-1914."

Paul Wilson

Invited Participant, 2007, Independent Scholar
Kluge Center Project: "To the Castle and Back"

William Julius Wilson

Kluge Chair in American Law and Governance, 2012, Harvard University
Kluge Center Project: "A Cultural Analysis of Life in Poverty."
Lecture: "Reflections on Issues of Race and Class in 21st Century America: Revisiting Arguments Advanced in The Declining Significance of Race (1978)" (May 21, 2015)
Book: "The Declining Significance of Race"
Book: "When Work Disappears"
Book: "The Bridge Over the Racial Divide"
Book: "More Than Just Race"
Appointment: Wilson Named Kluge Chair in American Law and Governance
Blogpost: William Julius Wilson Arrives at the Kluge Center
Invited Participant, 2015, Harvard University
Kluge Center Project: "ScholarFest - Freedom of Expression & Why it Matters"
Webcast: ScholarFest - Freedom of Expression & Why it Matters

Michael Witcombe

British Research Council Fellow, 2011, University of Southampton
Kluge Center Project: "A Study of the genesis of Philip Roth's fiction: the Kepesh novels."

Nicholas D. Witham

British Research Council Fellow, 2009, University of Notthingham
Kluge Center Project: "After the new left: Cultures of anti-imperialism in late cold war America."

John Witte

Distinguished Visiting Scholar, 2010, Emory University School of Law
Kluge Center Project: "Church and state relations."
Appointment: John Witte Jr. Named Distinguished Visiting Scholar at John W. Kluge Center
Cary and Ann Maguire Chair in Ethics and American History, 2012, Emory University School of Law
Kluge Center Project: "Why Two in One Flesh? The Western Case for Monogamy over Polygamy."
Webcast: Case for Monogamy Over Polygamy
Webcast: Sharia in the West?
Lecture: The Western Case for Monogamy Over Polygamy, April 30, 2013
Lecture: John Witte, Jr., Will Discuss Sharia in the West? Nov. 1, 2013
Invited Participant, 2015, Emory University
Kluge Center Project: "ScholarFest - Right/Wrong: Perspectives on Notions & Morality"
Webcast: ScholarFest - Right/Wrong: Perspectives on Notions & Morality
Kluge Chair in Countries and Cultures of the North, 2015, Emory University
Kluge Center Project: "Law and Protestantism"
Lecture: "From Gospel to Law: The Lutheran Reformation & its Impact on Law, Politics & Society" (Nov. 5, 2015)
Press Release: Witte Named Chair of Cultures of the North

Christopher Witter

British Research Council Fellow, 2010, Lancaster University
Kluge Center Project: "American short fiction of the 1960s and 1970s."

Wendy Wong Schirmer

J. Franklin Jameson Fellow in American History, 2015, Temple University
Kluge Center Project: "Diplomatic Subtleties and Frank Overtures: Print Publicity, Neutrality, and the Politics of Slavery in the Early Republic, 1793-1801."

Naomi Wood

British Research Council Fellow, 2010, University of East Anglia
Kluge Center Project: "Ernest, meet Margaux: A critical life of Margaux Hemingway."
Book: Mrs. Hemingway (New York: Penguin Books, 2014)

Jenny Woodley

British Research Council Fellow, 2006, University of Nottingham
Kluge Center Project: "The NAACPs campaigns to challenge negative portrayals of African Americans in popular culture."

Christopher Wright

British Research Council Fellow, 2011, Newcastle University
Kluge Center Project: "Thomas Pynchon and Transatlantic Studies."

Rebecca Wright

British Research Council Fellow, 2013, Birkbeck College
Kluge Center Project: "Jacques Loeb's Promotion of Energy as Tropic Agent: Tracing the Micro-Organism's Slavery to Light."

Jin Wu

Distinguished Visiting Scholar, 2006, former Education Minister for Taiwan
Kluge Center Project: "Zheng He, the Chinese mariner."
Appointment: Press Release

Xin Wu

Kluge Fellow, 2016, The College of William & Mary
Kluge Center Project: "Gardens & Landscape as neo-Confucian Metaphors: Vision, Memory and Place-making in Song Academies."

Lanxin Xiang

Henry Alfred Kissinger Chair in Foreign Policy and International Relations, 2003, Institut Universitaire de Hautes Etudes Internationales, Geneva
Kluge Center Project: "The idea of democracy and Sino-U.S. Relations."
Webcast: The Ideological context of U.S.-China Relations.
Lecture: The Ideological context of U.S.-China Relations.
Appointment: Press Release

Junchang Yang

Kluge Fellow, 2008, Shaanxi Provincial Institute of Archaeology
Kluge Center Project: "Gold, silver, and mercury in ancient China: Archaeological, art historical and metallurgical studies."
Webcast: Pre-Qin Gold and Its Application in Ancient China

Olena Yatsunska

Kluge Fellow, 2005, Mykolayiv Branch of Odessa National University
Kluge Center Project: "New electoral system: revolution or evolution of the local government in Ukraine?"

Eric Yellin

Kluge Fellow, 2010, University of Richmond
Kluge Center Project: "In the nation's service: Racism and federal employment in Woodrow Wilson's Washington."
Webcast: Federal Discrimination & the Decline of National Black Politics in the Early 20th Century
Webcast: Federal Discrimination & the Decline of National Black Politics in the Early 20th Century
Book: Racism in the Nation's Service: Government Workers and the Color Line in Woodrow Wilson's America (Chapel Hill, University of North Carolina Press, 2013)
Book: Racism in the Nation's Service: Government Workers and the Color Line in Woodrow Wilson's America (Chapel Hill, University of North Carolina Press, 2013)

Galina Yermolenko

International Studies Fellow, 2004, DeSales University
Kluge Center Project: "Roxolana: from slave to legend."
Book: Jascha Heifetz: Early Years in Russia (Indianapolis: Indiana University Press, 2014)

Man Shun Yeung

Kluge Fellow, 2003, University of Hong Kong
Kluge Center Project: "Western image of Canton (Guangzhou) and its inhabitants, 1760-1860."

Yevgeny Yevtushenko

Invited Participant, 2004, Independent Poet
Kluge Center Project: "There Are No Years"
Webcast: "There Are No Years"
Press Release: "There Are No Years"

Julia Young

Kluge Fellow, 2014, Catholic University
Kluge Center Project: "Cristero Diaspora: Emigrants, Exiles, and Refugees during Mexico's Religious War."
Webcast: Julia Young at the 2015 National Book Festival
Panel Discussion: "Migration, Asylum and the Role of the State: Defining Boundaries, Redefining Borders" (Nov. 12, 2015)
Blogpost: "The History of Mexican Immigration to the U.S. in the Early 20th Century"

Pauline Yu

Invited Participant, 2015, American Council of Learned Societies
Kluge Center Project: "ScholarFest - Life/Past: How We Write About Those Who Came Before Us"
Webcast: ScholarFest - Life/Past: How We Write About Those Who Came Before Us

Ying-shih Yu

(3rd Kluge Prize, 2006) Distinguished Visiting Scholar, 2005, Professor Emeritus, Princeton University
Kluge Center Project: "Comparative history of China."
Webcast: Despotism, Market and Confucianism in the Age of Wang Yang-Ming (1472-1529).
Webcast: China Rediscovers its Own History.
Webcast: China's Return to Tradition: How to Interpret the New Forces Emerging in China.
Lecture: Despotism, Market and Confucianism in the Age of Wang Yang-Ming (1472-1529).
Lecture: China Rediscovers Its Own History.
Kluge Prize 2006: Press Release
Kluge Prize 2006: Ceremony Remarks
Kluge Prize 2006: Announcement

George Zaidan

Invited Participant, 2012, Founder of The Zaidan Foundation
Kluge Center Project: "Jurji Zaidan: His Contributions to Modern Arab Thought and Literature"
Webcast: Jurji Zaidan: His Contributions to Modern Arab Thought & Literature

Fareed Zakaria

Invited Participant, 2003, Independent Scholar
Kluge Center Project: "The Future of Freedom: Illiberal Democracy at Home and Abroad"
Webcast: "The Future of Freedom: Illiberal Democracy at Home and Abroad"
Press Release: "The Future of Freedom: Illiberal Democracy at Home and Abroad"

Michael Zantovsky

Invited Participant, 2014, Ambassador of the Czech Republic to the United Kingdom
Kluge Center Project: "Vaclav Havel's Legacy Today"
Webcast: Václav Havel's Legacy Today
Press Release: Václav Havel's Legacy Today

Thomas Zeller

Kluge Fellow, 2005, University of Maryland
Kluge Center Project: "The view from the road in the U.S. and Germany."
Webcast: Consuming Landscapes: Parkways in Germany and the United States, 1920-1970.

Jingyi Zhao

British Research Council Fellow, 2012, University of Cambridge
Kluge Center Project: "Aristotle and Xunzi on Shame and Related Concepts: A Comparative Study."

Quansheng Zhao

Invited Participant, 2003, American University; Fairbank Center for East Asian Research, Harvard University
Kluge Center Project: "China in Transition: Will Economic Reform Lead to Democracy in China?"
Webcast: "China in Transition: Will Economic Reform Lead to Democracy in China?"
Press Release: "China in Transition: Will Economic Reform Lead to Democracy in China?"

Sergei Zhuk

Mellon Fellow, 2004, independent scholar
Kluge Center Project: "Peasants, millennialism and radical sects in Southern Russia and Ukraine, 1830-1917."

Peter Zilahy

Black Mountain Institute-Kluge Fellow, 2014, Independent Scholar
Kluge Center Project: "Mapping the Hero's Quest."
Book: "The Last Window-Giraffe: A Picture Dictionary for the Over Fives"

Ding Zinghao

Invited Participant, 2003, Director of the Shanghai Institute of American Studies; Vice President of the Chinese Association of American Studies
Kluge Center Project: "Global Geopolitical Trends: Is the Iraq War a Major Turning Point?"
Webcast: "Global Geopolitical Trends: Is the Iraq War a Major Turning Point?"
Press Release: "Global Geopolitical Trends: Is the Iraq War a Major Turning Point?"

Andrei Znamenski

Kluge Fellow, 2002, Alabama State University
Kluge Center Project: "Athabaskan Indians and Russian Orthodoxy (1840s-1917)"

Farrokh Zonouzi

Invited Participant, 2004, Architect
Kluge Center Project: "Tehran Conference"
Press Release: Tehran Conference

Sherifa Zuhur

Invited Participant, 2004, Cleveland State University
Kluge Center Project: "Singing a New Song: Women and Entertainment in the Arab World"
Press Release: "Singing a New Song: Women and Entertainment in the Arab World"

Nieves Zuniga Garcia-Falces

British Research Council Fellow, 2011, University of Essex
Kluge Center Project: "Role of the Indigenous in Resignifying Bolivian National identity."

Chitralekha Zutshi

Kluge Fellow, 2007, College of William and Mary
Kluge Center Project: "A Sociocultural history of the Kashmiri shawl."
Webcast: Translating History: Rajatarangini and the Making of India's Past
Lecture: Designed for Eternity: Kashmiri Shawls in the Popular Imagination
Article: "Debating the Past: Academic and Popular Histories in India" Perspectives on History 47.9 (2009)
Article: "'Designed for Eternity': Kashmiri Shawls, Empire, and Cultures of Production and Consumption in Mid-Victorian Britain" Journal of British Studies 48.2 (2009): 220-240

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