Reports on Postgraduate Conference Bursaries
Postgraduate Conference Bursaries
2007 Eleven bursaries were awarded to post-graduate students, in each case of £150.
Cristopher Ballinas-Valdés (Oxford)
“The Politics of Political Design of Regulation in Mexico”
Ricardo Camargo (Sheffield)
“The consensus on the Chilean political economy model post-Pinochet (with and without Pinochet) revisited”
Mark Highfield (Aberdeen)
“Sacred in Cyberspace: the creation of the religious landscape by Mexican converts to Islam”
Christopher Hull (Nottingham)
“Neighbours and friends: the exceptional case of US support for British interests in Cuba, 1935-8”
Ella McPherson (Cambridge)
“The factors influencing Mexican and Colombian newspapers’ coverage of human rights”
Analia Meo (Warwick)
“Institutional habitus and the production of educational inequalities: the case of two state secondary schools in the City of Buenos Aires”
Daniel Nehring (Essex)
“New normalities: urban culture, narratives of couple relationships and social change among young university graduates from Mexico City”
Cleonice Puggian (Cambridge)
“Between Streets and Schools: an investigation about drop-out students and their path towards educational inclusion in Brazil”
Karem Roitman (Oxford)
“The failure of the Ecuadorian mestizo state”
Sonja Wolf (Aberystwyth)
“Subverting democracy: elite rule and the limits of political participation in post-war El Salvador”
Judith Walcott (Cambridge)
“Border development in the Ecuadorean Andes: rethinking state, space and citizenship”