Jesus College, University of Cambridge, Faculty of History
"Democracy, Family, and Religious-Customary Law in South Asia"
PRESENT: DEFENDING DEMOCRACY
Between the years 2001-2021, twenty scholarships were awarded each year to young researchers showing exceptional promise. Ten were given to scholars at universities throughout the world and ten to scholars at Tel Aviv University.
Saumya Saxena
2019
Omer Solodoch
2019
Tel Aviv University, Department of Political Science in the Faculty of Social Sciences
"The Impact of Policy on Public Opposition to Immigration: Experimental Evidence"
PRESENT: DEFENDING DEMOCRACY
Karen Umansky
2019
Tel Aviv University Department of Public Policy in the Faculty of Social Sciences
"The New Radical Right in European Politics: Theory and Measurement Issues"
PRESENT: DEFENDING DEMOCRACY
Gabriel Byng
2019
Clare Hall, University of Cambridge, Department of History of Art
"‘A White Mantle of Churches’: an Architectural Macrohistory of the European Middle Ages"
PAST: MACRO HISTORY
Anna S. Florin
2019
The University of Queensland, School of Social Science
"65,000 Years of Plant Food use at Madjedbebe, Northern Australia"
PAST: MACRO HISTORY
Avital Ginat
2019
Tel Aviv University, The Chaim Rosenberg School of Jewish Studies and Archaeology
"The Perception of England in the Yishuv and the Zionist Leadership in Eretz Israel during the British Mandate: the Influence of England's Image and English Politics on the Attitude toward England and the Zionist Policy"
PAST: MACRO HISTORY
Gil Haklay
2019
Tel Aviv University, The Chaim Rosenberg School of Jewish Studies and Archaeology
"The transition to rectangular architecture in the Neolithic Levant"
PAST: MACRO HISTORY
Jaewoong Jeon
2019
University of Chicago, Department of History
"Learning Liberation: Emergence of Capitalism in Korea and Taiwan"
PAST: MACRO HISTORY
Michael O'Sullivan
2019
University of California, Los Angeles, Department of History
"Before 'Islamic Finance': The Political and Religious Economies of Indian Muslim Capital, 1800-1950"
PAST: MACRO HISTORY
Carina Alexandroff Pinhas
2019
Tel Aviv University, The Shirley and Leslie Porter School of Cultural Studies
"Narratives of Motherhood and Identity in the Writings of Rosa Lebensbaum"
PAST: MACRO HISTORY
Shira Wilkof
2019
Tel Aviv University, The Zvi Yavetz School of Historical Studies
"Turning ‘Deep History’ into ‘Deep Future: Expert Networks and the Postwar Search for Environmental Internationalism"
PAST: MACRO HISTORY
Jacqueline Douglass
2018
Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine, Department of Cellular and Molecular Medicine
“Generation of MANAbodies Targeting HLA-Presented Mutant Peptides Derived from Common Oncoproteins”
FUTURE: PERSONLIZED MEDICINE
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