Announcing New Fellows

SENIOR FELLOWS

Hussein M. Adam, Department of Political Science, College of the Holy Cross--"Rethinking the Somali Political Experience"

Kevin Avruch, Department of Anthropology, George Mason University--"Discourses of Culture in Conflict Resolution"

Harley D. Balzer, Department of Government, Georgetown University--"The Middle Class and Prospects for Democracy in Russia"

Jian Chen, Department of History, Southern Illinois University-- "Revolution and Power: Mao's China Encounters the World"

Georgi M. Derluguian, Department of Sociology, Northwestern University-- "Sources of the Chechen Conflict"

Dusko Doder, Balkans correspondent, The European--"Reconstructing the Balkans after Yugoslavia's Dissolution and Civil War"

Iain Guest, Senior Fellow, Refugee Policy Group--"Post-Conflict Reconstruction: Bosnia in Comparative Perspective"

Paul J. Hare, U.S. Special Envoy to Angola--"Making and Implementing Peace in Angola"

Beth A. Simmons, Department of Political Science, University of California, Berkeley--"Compliance Without Enforcement: The Rule of Law in International Relations"

Anara Tabyshalieva, Director, Kyrgyz Peace Research Center--"Kyrgyzstan: The Way to Ethnic and Religious Peace"

Marvin Weinbaum, Department of Political Science, University of Illinois--"Markets and Democracy in the Muslim Polity"

David S. Yost, Department of National Security Affairs, Naval Postgraduate School--"France and International Security"

PEACE SCHOLARS

Zachary Abuza, Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy, Tufts University--"Coping With China: Vietnamese Elite Responses to an Emerging Superpower"

Katherine Burns, Department of Political Science, MIT--"Subnational Power and Multilateral Cooperation in Northeast Asia"

Kathleen Collins, Department of Political Science, Stanford University--"Post-Soviet Political Transitions in Central Asia"

Susan Cross, Department of Psychology, Harvard University--"Beyond Trial and Error: The Role of Evaluation in Improving Track II Interventions"

Jaleh Dashti-Gibson, Department of Government, University of Notre Dame--"Sharpening the Bite: A Framework for Monitoring Multilateral Economic Sanctions"

Alan Emery, Department of Sociology, University of Southern California--"The National Party in the Democratic Transformation of South African Politics, 1976-91"

Melissa Ann Fuller, Department of Political Science, UCLA--"Nations Dividing: Ethnic Conflict and its Democratic Management"

Janet Lord, National Law Center, George Washington University--"Remedies Under International Human Rights Law"

Vjekoslav Perica, Department of History, University of Minnesota--"The Making of the Post-Yugoslav Nations: Church-Sponsored Political Mobilization in the Former Yugoslavia, 1965-95"

Todd Perry, Department of Government and Politics, University of Maryland--"The Origins and Implementation of the 1992 Nuclear Suppliers Group"

David Schimmelpenninck, Department of History, Yale University--" 'Ex Oriente Lux': Ideologies of Empire and Russia's Far East, 1895-1904"

Paul Silverstein, Department of Anthropology, University of Chicago--"Trans-Politics: Islam, Berberity, and the French Nation-State"

Christopher Tennant, Department of Anthropology, Harvard University--"Mayas Going Home: A Study of a Multi-Ethnic New Community in Guatemala"

Monica Toft, Department of Political Science, University of Chicago--"The Geography of Ethnic Conflict"

Hugo van der Merwe, Institute for Conflict Analysis and Resolution, George Mason University--"Reconciliation in South Africa: The Role of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission"

© 1996 United States Institute of Peace