Settling Into Motion

Fellows 2010

»MIGRATION, DIVERSITY AND THE FUTURE OF MODERN SOCIETIES«

• Gülseli Baysu

  University of Leuven

  »Cultural Identities and School Success: Comparing the Turkish Second Generation across European Cities«

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• Cristina Ioana Dragomir

  New School for Social Research

  »The Role of the Military in Political Identity Development: Making the Immigrant Soldiers«

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• Kerstin Duemmler

  University of Neuchâtel

  »Ethnic and Religious Boundary Work - A Study with Young Adults in Swiss Schools«

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• Sookyung Kim

  Stanford University

  »Renationalizing the Nation: Securing Korean National Identity in the Era of Global Migration«

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• Maike Koschorreck

  University of Bremen

  »Cultural Diversity as an Institutional Challenge for Educational Organisations«

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• Muhammad Arafat Bin Mohamad

  Harvard University

  »From Guests to Pests: Citizenship and Belonging amongst Makkah’s Patani-Malays«

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• Elitsa Molles

  Boston College

  »Identity Politics in Local Markets: Patterns of Exclusion and Inclusion in the ‘New’ Europe«

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• Viola-Donata Rauch

  Humboldt University Berlin

  »Me, Myself and the City: Urban Identifications and Negotiations of Belonging of Children of Immigrants in Berlin«

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• Utku Sezgin

  Graduate Center, City University of New York

  »Remaking Nationhood? Assimilation, National Belonging, and Citizenship among University-Educated Second Generation Dominicans in New York and Turks in Berlin«

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• Thomas Soehl

  University of California

  »Principles of Differentiation: Religious and Linguistic Boundaries in Immigrant Societies«

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• Jessica Sperling

  Graduate Center, City University of New York

  »Societal Diversity and Perceptions of Group Difference: The Role of Context in Determining Ethnoracial Boundaries and Processes of Assimilation«

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• Nazgül Tajibaeva

  University of Bielefeld

  »Transnationalizing Nation-State: The Case of the Kyrgyz Republic«

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