The Centre for European Studies is excited to congratulate and highlight our faculty affiliates and their successful SSHRC funding competition.
Three of our affiliates received SSHRC Insight Grants, and four won Insight Development grants! The SSHRC Insight Grants support both emerging and established scholars in the social sciences and the humanities. Insight Development grants provide support for the creation of new research questions and theoretical frameworks in the short-term. Check our affiliate winners and their projects below:
Dr. Katherine Bowers, Associate Professor, Department of Central, Eastern, and Northern European Studies
Project: Computational Dostoevsky
Dr. David Gramling, Professor, Department of Central, Eastern, and Northern European Studies
Project: Linguaphobia, linguistic indifference, and the monolingual university
Dr. Gaoheng Zhang, Associate Professor, Department of French, Hispanic and Italian Studies
Project: Scrambles for East Africa: Media and cultural debates between China, Western Europe, and East Africa
Dr. Bonnie Effros, Professor, Department of History
Project: Salomon Reinach and the politics of assimilation in early twentieth-century France
Dr. Gregory Mackie, Associate Professor, Department of English Language and Literatures
Project: Looking for Mabel: A bibliocritical study of Mrs. Chan-Toon
Dr. Elizabeth Nijdam, Assistant Professor, Department of Central, Eastern, and Northern European Studies
Project: Games for decolonization
Dr. Elif Sari Ozcelik, Assistant Professor, Department of Anthropology
Project: Privatizing LGBTQ+ asylum: An ethnographic exploration of Canada’s private refugee sponsorship
Wishing our affiliates congratulations from the Centre of European Studies!
