New Resident and REI Fellows selected for 2021-2022
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REI Fellows 2021-2022
Leila Amine, English Department. Return Travel: The African Diaspora Across Genres of Mobilities
Chad Goldberg, Department of Sociology. Cultural Pluralism and American Democracy
Kasey Keeler, Civil Society & Community Studies (SoHE) and American Indian Studies (L&S). Tribal Capitalism: The Politics of American Indian Land, Property, and Identity
Resident Fellows 2021-2022
Claus Elholm Andersen, Department of German, Nordic, and Slavic. The Very Edge of Fiction: Karl Ove Knausgaard and the Post-Fictional Turn
Katherine Bowie, Anthropology Department. Muzzled Memories: Saint Srivichai and the Formation of Modern Thailand
Thomas Dale, Art History. Race and Cultural Encounter in Medieval Venice after the Fourth Crusade
Patrick Iber, History. Poverty of the Imagination: The Ford Foundation, Social Science, and the Politics of Poverty and Inequality inCold War Latin America
Viren Murthy, History. Pan-Asianism and the Legacy of the Chinese Revolution
Sunny Yudkoff, German, Nordic, and Slavic. Against Jewish Humor: Toward a Theory of Yiddish Joy
