
Research Grants
Kellogg doctoral research grants support Notre Dame PhD or JSD students involved in overseas (or, if demonstrably appropriate, in the United States) research in international studies addressing the thematic priorities of the Kellogg Institute. The grant is not intended to be a substitute for seeking external support for dissertation research but instead to fill gaps in other funding or to enable exploratory trips that will strengthen students’ ability to prepare externally competitive dissertation proposals.
"Theological Resistance to Economic Injustice: Comparing Political and Economic Theology in Latin America & Africa"
Fidelis A. Olokunboro
Upon my arrival in Chile, I met with Fr. Diego Irarrazaval. Irrarazaval was part of the developmental stage of Liberation theology from the late 1960s to 1970s. He was well informed about the “conflicts” between the proponents of liberation theology in Latin America and the Vatican officials of the Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith (CDF). (more...)
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