Kellogg Institute Visiting Fellows - Spring 2006

Roxana Barrantes Caceres

Instituto de Estudios Peruanos (IEP)
Lima, Peru
Fulbright Educational Partnerships Program
322 Hesburgh Center
631-4418
rbarrant@nd.edu

Daphna Canetti-Nisim

University of Haifa, Israel
“Religion and Democracy: Friends or Foes?”
309 Hesburgh Center
631-0475
dcanetti@nd.edu

California State University, Northridge
“Transforming Mission: Maryknoll Catholic -Missionaries, Indigenous Catechists, and Liberation Theology in Peru and Guatemala, 1943 to 2000”
205 Hesburgh Center
631-2923
sfitzpal@nd.edu

Vladimir Guelman

European University, St. Petersburg, Russia
“Out of the Frying Pan into the Fire? Post-Communist Regime Change in Russia in a Comparative Perspective”
207 Hesburgh Center
631-4886
vguelman@nd.edu

Miriam Kornblith

Instituto de Estudios Superiores de -Administración (IESA)-
Caracas, Venezuela
Visiting Professor of Political Science
205A Hesburgh Center
631-7504
kornblith.1@nd.edu

Gulnaz Sharafutdinova

Miami University (Ohio)
“The Dynamics of Post-Communist Transformation: Varieties of Authoritarian Regimes”
300 Hesburgh Center
631-8701
gsharafu@nd.edu

Lucan Alan Way

Temple University
"Pluralism by Default in Belarus, -Moldova, Russia, and Ukraine: Competitive -Authoritarianism After the Cold War"
206 Hesburgh Center
631-3799
lway@nd.edu

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Visiting Fellowships