Inaugural Party Dominance in Post-Colonial Africa: Uncovering the Bases of Ruling Party Support in Botswana and Zimbabwe
Feb 7, 2020
Graduate Student News
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Engagement with the supportive Kellogg community coupled with generous research funding makes all the difference to the doctoral students affiliated with the Institute. Drawn to work with renowned Notre Dame faculty, they become an integral part of the intellectual life of the Institute.
Update - Kellogg Doctoral Affiliate Luis Schenoni
Nov 29, 2019
Social Movements in Northern Ireland
Nov 13, 2019
Update - Kellogg PhD Fellow Jorge Ivan Puma Crespo
Nov 12, 2019
Forging Self-Determination from Below: Non-State Public Goods Networks and Contests of Sovereignty in Israel/Palestine
Oct 28, 2019
PhD Fellows Organize Interdisciplinary Workshop on Corruption
Oct 24, 2019
Welcome to Democracy! Building Peace in Late 20th Century Colombia
Oct 18, 2019
The Long-run Impact of Forced Migration: Evidence from the Killing Fields in Cambodia
Oct 17, 2019
Interreligious Dialogue in Latin America and Scriptural Reasoning
Oct 17, 2019
African Influence in European Foods: Color Classification and Agricultural Production in Portugal and Angola, 1760-1860
Oct 14, 2019
‘Oh I Love the Vibe’: Dissertation Year Fellow Studies Elements That Shape Life in South Africa’s Townships
Sep 30, 2019
‘Cutting Edge Research in Action’: Research Cluster Focuses on Changes in Democracy
Sep 23, 2019
Reflections and Initial Findings from German Fieldwork Portion of Dissertation Project
Sep 9, 2019
Theological Resistance to Economic Injustice: Comparing Political and Economic Theology in Latin America & Africa
Aug 5, 2019
“When the Ukrainian World Was Destroyed:” Genocidal Narrative Convergence and Stakeholder Interactions during National Crises
Jul 10, 2019
Sociologist Receives Graduate Student Award
May 14, 2019
The African Quest for Christ: Reimagining and Reconstructing African Christology
May 6, 2019
War and Development in Nineteenth-Century Latin America
May 3, 2019