I graduated with First Class Honours from the School of Oriental and African Studies, University of London, with a degree in Social Anthropology and History. I wrote my thesis on the development of the Philippine's first and only masterplanned city, analysing from a historical perspective the role that private capital and government played in its construction, and assessed the concept of citizenship in these newfound urban 'megacommunites'.

Since graduating I have been working alongside the Local Government Unit and a private American-based company to build low-cost disaster-proof housing in my paternal hometown in the Philippines. These dome-shaped houses are intended for a community of two hundred informal settlers that will displaced by a road-widening project. My current interests include urban colonial history, postcolonial studies of transnational flows of labour and capital, and the concept of citizenship in a globalised world order My current interests include urban colonial history, postcolonial studies of transnational flows of labour and capital, and the concept of citizenship in a globalised world order.

At my time in Columbia and LSE I hope to learn more about the history of international finance and the relationship between capitalism and democracy so as to have a better grasp on the concept of the 'global city'. I grew up in Beijing, but I have lived in Syracuse, Tokyo, Strasbourg, and Washington DC before NYC.

I graduated from Syracuse University in with a BA in International Relations and a minor in History. During my undergraduate studies, I studied in Strasbourg, France, for a semester with the study abroad program of Syracuse University. Living in Strasbourg allowed me to have a better understanding of European refugee issues. I have learned that language skills are important to have through my experiences.

I interned at Global Peace Foundation as an outreach coordinator, where I had the opportunity to attend events of embassies and major think tanks in DC. Meanwhile, I participated in the Maxwell-DC program. My History senior capstone was about the influences of porcelain trades between China and the Netherlands from the late Seventeenth Century to My History senior capstone was about the influences of porcelain trades between China and the Netherlands from the late Seventeenth Century to the early Eighteenth Century.

My research interests focus on the China-Japan-Korea trilateral relations and the role that the U. Originally a Washington DC native, Allison Bailey graduated with honors in from the University of St Andrews in St Andrews, Scotland in English Literature and Modern History. This past year she has been completing a Masters in Gender Studies at the School of Oriental and African Studies at the University of London.

Her Masters dissertation consisted of an in-depth analysis of Palestinian female suicide bombers and Israeli settler women in the West Bank. Her interests include feminist law, diaspora studies, and Middle Eastern feminisms, among many others.

She plans on pursuing her work with Middle Eastern female narratives and expanding her horizons at Columbia with her first time at an American university. I graduated from Albion College, a small liberal arts school, in I had a double major in History and Political Science. Originally from the United Kingdom, Carla grew up internationally between England and Puerto Rico. She graduated from Brown University with a BA in Comparative Literature and Foreign Languages; studying French, Spanish, and Italian.

Serrano from New York and, most recently, as Deputy Chief of Staff to the British Ambassador to the United States, Sir Peter Westmacott, where she led on various gender and diversity-based initiatives. Prior to attending Columbia, Carla embarked on a solo around-the-world trip, visiting 12 countries, and circumnavigating the globe in just under 80 days. Joseph graduated from Wake Forest University in with a B. His undergraduate thesis explored the treatment of nomadic peoples in the state formation process of the British protectorate of Transjordan Since graduating, he has worked primarily as an analyst with the Syrian conflict.

While the immediacy of the work has its appeal, statements like ISIS's "The End of Sykes-Picot" emphasize the post-colonial context of the current conflict and reinforce his decision to return to a study of the formative years of the modern Middle East. My name is Malcolm Elliott and I was a community college transfer student who graduated Cum Laude with a B. Before that I spent years working in the Hospitality industry in my native San Diego, CA while simultaneously obtaining my A.

During those years I became inspired by the research and thesis of Walter Rodney in regards to the economic underdevelopment that is pervasive throughout the Atlantic and African Diasporas. I spent the summer of participating in a Summer Abroad program in Italy where I had multiple opportunities to speak with North African migrants and refugees.

My research interests are on the ways in which globalization and global financial systems have hindered the socioeconomic and political development of nations in both the Gold Coast and Caribbean Isles. When not being a productive citizen, I When not being a productive citizen, I enjoy traveling and experiencing new destinations, cultures, peoples, and cuisines. I enjoy discussing all topics, from politics to music, and everything in-between.

I am also an avid football fan, especially my hometown San Diego Chargers, as well as all things Game of Thrones and Star Trek. Sally is a native of Australia. After graduating Queensland University of Technology with a BA in Business she has worked in the USA, UK, Europe and the Middle East. During the GFC Sally was part of the Chairman's Office of Morgan Stanley and most recently has been treading the boards embodying the formidable women of Shakespeare.

Her prime area of study is the Mongol Empire with a focus on the indelible mark left by the armies of Genghis Khan. Olivia received her B. She also had the opportunity to do an exchange at Regents College in London. Olivia wrote her thesis about the Complex Technology Industry and the role of the State in its development. After graduating from College, Olivia interned at Techint, an industrial Group in Buenos Aires.

She later worked in a Social Enterprise that commercializes indigenous art craft, implementing a software system to trace the impact of the company in the territory. As a result of her extensive travels around the world and the interaction with indigenous communities she became interested in understanding the culture through historical research as a mean to plan Public Policy and local development.

During her time at CU and LSE she will focus on Public Policy in undeveloped countries. Specially, Latin America and the peace processes within Specially, Latin America and the peace processes within Latin American Nations.

Her two main interests are the assimilation of globalization and modernity by indigenous societies and peace processes in countries with internal conflicts based on social and ideological differences. I graduated from Brown University in with honors in Political Science. I wrote my thesis on the role of ideology and authoritarian practices in the resilience of communist regimes, examining four heavily aid-dependent, Soviet-allied countries and the efforts of these regimes to remain in power after the fall of the global communist bloc.

I am interested broadly in the formation and transformation of political ideologies during the Cold War in the Third World. At Columbia and LSE, I plan to focus on modern East Asian history, with a particular emphasis on state formation, development, and authoritarianism on the Korean peninsula. Originally from Shenzhen, China, Jiayi received his Bachelor of Arts in Liberal Arts and Sciences from the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign.

He majored in history and economics, and he graduated Magna Cum Laude and with highest distinction in history. He also received a Bachelor of Science in Engineering Physics with highest honors. He participated in the production of two documentaries about Chinese students at the University of Illinois, and his senior thesis was about the transnational experience of American-trained Chinese scientists during the Cold War.

His current research interests include transnational history of the Cold War, modern Chinese intellectual history, modern Chinese political history, and interdisciplinary approaches to history. Beyond academics, Jiayi is active in Beyond academics, Jiayi is active in community service. He is also a huge fan of sports, and he loves playing soccer, basketball, and golf the most.

Patrick graduated from the University of Exeter in with a First Class BA in English Literature and History. His undergraduate dissertation examined the role of palaeontology in American popular culture in the late 19th century, and the ways in which popular scientific texts constructed prehistoric America as a mythic wilderness, capable of filling the symbolic role previously filled by the rapidly vanishing western frontier.

More broadly, his research interests include radical ideologies communism, fascism and the dirtier edges of progressivismthe legitimacy and practices of totalitarian regimes, the history of science, and the history of any kind of mass incorrectness — superstition, urban legend, folk mythology or moral panic, from the Salem Witch Trials to the murder of David Hennessy to McCarthyism and beyond.

In his free time, Patrick plays drums and has been active in amateur theatre as both an actor and a writer. Mark graduated from CUNY Macaulay Honors College at Brooklyn College in with a B. Mark did archival work at the Brooklyn College Archives and the YIVO Archives at the Center for Jewish History. He has researched the involvement of the British diplomats and Royal Navy in the New York draft riots of Mark is interested in Anglophone Atlantic History, particularly the degree to which some of its inhabitants were able to shift between national loyalties as opportunities arose.

At Columbia and LSE, he hopes to explore new fields of study and perspectives on the past. Hailing from Brooklyn, New York, Giancarlo graduated summa cum laude in corsu honorem from Fordham University with a BA in History and Italian Studies in Theatre, photography, and sport are all other interests. After graduating inGiancarlo spent one year teaching at Regis High School in New York. His current research interests include 20th century international history, Italo-European relations, the history of the European Union, nationalism, identity, and historical political memory, particularly as manifested in His current research interests include 20th century international history, Italo-European relations, the history of the European Union, nationalism, identity, and historical political memory, particularly as manifested in cultural media like film and literature.

Originally from Hyderabad, India, I graduated from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill with degrees in History and Public Policy. While there, I founded Monsoon, a magazine and platform dedicated to the affairs of South Asia and South Asian diaspora. I also had the opportunity to co-teach a class, "The Karma of Brown Folk: Negotiating the Hyphen" which focused on the histories of South Asians in the United States. My scholarly interests generally revolve around marginalized communities such as the Siddis, Adivasis, and Dalits.

During my time at Columbia and the LSE, I hope to sharpen my understanding of caste, nationalism, and revolution.

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A degree in History and German Studies, graduating magna cum laude from Binghamton University in His honors thesis involved conducting archival work at the Stasi Records Agency BStU while studying at the University of Leipzig in Germany, in order to examine the use of state surveillance in economic planning during the Honecker Era in East Germany between and He is excited by the prospect of studying the interrelation of politics and economics in history on a global scale while also exploring his fascination with Soviet Russia.

Abigail Schoenfeld studies modern Middle Eastern history with an emphasis on Turkey and the Ottoman Empire. Her research interests include language and linguistic policy, state formation, and media and propaganda. Abigail holds a B. During her undergraduate studies, she interned at several international affairs organizations, including the Council on Foreign Relations and Human Rights Watch.

Before returning to Columbia, she also spent two years working in corporate public affairs and crisis management for clients from a wide range of industries. Outside of academics, she plays cello in ensembles at Columbia and in New York City. Lizzie Tribone studied Religious Studies and Asian Studies at Kenyon College. After graduating, she worked in publishing and as a freelance writer and was published in Jacobin and BOMB, among others.

At Columbia and LSE, she hopes to examine postcolonial studies, third world feminism, the role of gender and sexuality in migration and diaspora.

Having spent time as both a student and leader in India, she also hopes to pursue these topics with an emphasis on South Asia. Afra Wang graduated from University of California, Irvine in with a B.

During her college career, Wang interned with The Journal of Asian Studies JASthe flagship publication of the Association for Asian Studies, where she gained rich academic experience.

An aspiring writer and scholar, Wang has a strong interest in Hong Kong, Taiwan, China's nationalism and American political history. She is also interested in topics such as media censorship, the interaction between media, foreign policy, social movement and public memory.

Currently, Wang is a freelance writer of The New York Times. Beyond academic, Wang is a lover of food, travel, fashion and photography. Follow her on Twitter afrazhaowang.

Lila was born and raised in Portland, Oregon. Her subsequent senior thesis investigated the changing nature of folk belief as philosophical Rationalism emerged during the Age of Enlightenment. She primarily explored the influence of rationalist philosophy on the long-standing practice of criminally prosecuting and publically executing animals accused of committing human crimes — a process deeply rooted in medieval superstition and folklore.

Outside of the United Kingdom, she has recently developed an interest in East Asian art history and tattooing. Jackie received her B. She graduated cum laude, focusing on Europe and Eurasian Studies during her time at GW. Jackie wrote her thesis on Venetian diplomacy during the English Reformation, for which she received special honors in history.

Now Playing at the New-York Historical Society. House of Representatives and moved back to Washington, D. She worked on Capitol Hill until At the Office of the Historian, Jackie served as a co-writer on Hispanic Americans in Congress: During her time at CU and LSE, Jackie hopes to focus on During her time at CU and LSE, Jackie hopes to focus on Anglo-American relations, particularly leading up to World War II.

Thalia obtained a BA in History and a BA in East Asian Languages and Cultures with an emphasis on Chinese Language from the University of Southern California in She graduated with Honors for her History degree due to writing her Senior Thesis, which focused on the creators of the comic book and the influences of their Jewish-American and immigrant-American cultures in forming this particularly American genre. After graduating, Thalia returned home to the DC area to work in the central office of the District of Columbia Public Schools.

Thalia has been learning Mandarin for 16 years and she has experience working in both film and broadcast journalism. In particular, she is interested in looking at how rebellions against huge propaganda machines have used various forms of media to bring their struggle to an In particular, she is interested in looking at how rebellions against huge propaganda machines have used various forms of media to bring their struggle to an international arena.

Zhou Fang received his BA degree from the University of Chicago with honors in history and international studies in A native Beijinger, he studied French history in Paris and traveled extensively in East Asia, Europe and America. In addition to interning at the Office of the Governor of Massachusetts and Harvard Institute of Politics, he made archival research trips to France and China in preparation for his BA thesis.

To this end, he is interested in studying early modern and modern interactions between China, Japan and the West, from a post-colonial perspective that is neither To this end, he is interested in studying early modern and modern interactions between China, Japan and the West, from a post-colonial perspective that is neither nationalist nor foreign. He is also fascinated by the possibility of using quantitative and digital methods in the study of the humanities.

In the future, Zhou hopes to expand his field in both directions to classical and contemporary China so as to put modernization history into a more meaningful context. Originally from Germany, Alexandra graduated from University College Utrecht in the Netherlands with a BA magna cum laude in Liberal Arts and Sciences with a focus on history, Latin and journalism. During her undergraduate studies, Alexandra attended the Pembroke-King's Programme at the University of Cambridge, where she spent the summer studying arts journalism, screen adaptation, creativity and business innovation.

She also had the opportunity to study abroad for one semester at the University of California, San Diego. After graduating inshe spent one year working in communications and television in Ireland and Germany. Alexandra's current research interests include 20th-century international history, U. Nadia-Estelle Fiat moved to the United States in to attend Duke University, where she received a BA in Cultural Anthropology. Her summer research subsequently turned into an honors thesis on the discourse of crisis in the Parsi diaspora in Hong Kong and beyond.

She is curious as to what her new research interests will be at Columbia University and LSE. Emilie graduated from Yale University in with a B. Her senior essay dealt with the role of sporting magazines in the early conservation movement in the United States, and her coursework concentrated mostly on 20th century European and American History.

While in college, Emilie spent her summers studying in Hakodate, Japan, Rome, Italy and interning at the National Museum of American History in Washington, DC. She also spent six months studying at Cambridge University where she took courses on both empires in world history and the history of the intelligence world.

A chance encounter with Japanese history her junior year convinced her to spend the year following her graduation teaching English at a middle school in the rural prefecture of Tokushima, Japan as a member of the JET Program.

Her research interests include but are not limited to imperialism and colonialism and Japanese and East Asian history. Born and raised in the countryside of Normandy, France, when not reading books about history Emilie is an avid traveler, an enthusiastic photographer, and an occasional cook. Matthew graduated from Princeton University in with an A. His senior thesis analyzed how Napoleon Bonaparte, Robert E.

Lee, and Winston Churchill shaped and wielded their public reputations to their advantage during their greatest moments of crisis—the battles of Waterloo, Gettysburg, and Britain. A native of Philadelphia, Matt spent the two years between Princeton and Columbia working in Washington, DC, as a research analyst for the Council of Institutional Investors, where he conducted research on corporate governance and shareowner rights.

He is interested in the rise of the transatlantic conservative movements in America and Britain, as embodied by Ronald He is interested in the rise of the transatlantic conservative movements in America and Britain, as embodied by Ronald Reagan and Margaret Thatcher.

He is also interested in the role of the Anglo-American partnership in ending the Cold War, forging the world that came after, and confronting the challenges of the twenty-first century, including the War on Terror and the Iraq War. InMatthew graduated from the University of Wisconsin-Madison Go Badgers! A in History and International Studies. While at Madison, he also studied Arabic, and received certificates in Middle East and African Studies.

For his history capstone class, Matthew focused his research on the decolonization process of Nyasaland now Malawi in southeast Africa. Originally from Franklin, Tennessee, Matthew spent last summer working for Tennessee State Parks in New Johnsonville, Tennessee. His current research interests include the Middle East and Iraq in the 20th century.

Chen graduated cum laude from the University of Notre Dame du Lac, with a BA in History, in Chen is generally interested in transitional places and time periods, similar to his hometown Beijing, where different cultures, faiths, ideologies and notions of progress conflict and converge.

At Columbia and the LSE, he will always try to be open to exploring a new field of study, before the limitation of time eventually forces him to settle down. Meanwhile, he keeps a distant dream of becoming an indie game developer someday. Nathan Grau received his B. His undergraduate honors thesis, which was granted honors with distinction, was a comparative study of the employment of counterinsurgency strategy by Coalition Forces in Iraq and that of French forces during their war to retain sovereignty over Algeria between and At Columbia and LSE he hopes to study France's development and execution of counter-revolutionary and political warfare throughout its colonial empire, focusing on the largely forgotten wars of decolonization fought in the jungles of Tonkin, the Sinai peninsula, and the streets of Algiers.

He is fascinated by the challenges that the twenty-first century academy pose for military history, and he is eager to evolve alongside the discipline. Blaze graduated cum laude from Dartmouth College in with a B. He studied abroad for anthropology in Auckland, New Zealand, in the winter offocusing on the relationship between the Maori and the government in modern New Zealand and its historical background, and in Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina, in the summer ofwhere he studied a variety of subjects including Balkan security, history, and international justice.

His undergraduate thesis dealt with issues of nationalism and memory in Croatia surrounding the breakup of Yugoslavia and he hopes to continue this research as a graduate student. Blaze enjoys watching and playing sports such as ice hockey, golf, and skiing, as well as travel and music. While completing her history major, she concentrated on African and global environmental history, topics she was able to further explore during her semester abroad at Stellenbosch University and the Sustainability Institute in Stellenbosch, South Africa.

Sabrina's research interests include comparative environmental history, modern African socio-environmental history, conceptualizations of development, and the historical role of NGOs and IGOs in the Global South.

She looks forward to pursuing these interests and discovering new ones at Columbia and LSE. Monique Kil was born and bred in the Netherlands. She graduated magna cum laude from University College Roosevelt, obtaining a B. For her undergraduate options trading wells fargo thesis, she uncovered what kind of emancipation issues were present in the late 's and early 's, through the lens of an emancipation program broadcasted on the Dutch public radio at the time.

Madeline Klimek graduated from Trinity College at the University of Toronto inearning her B. Research endeavours during her undergraduate education included: During her studies at the University of Toronto, Madeline also travelled to the Balkans, examining the Yugoslav Wars and their enduring effects on life in the savage muzzleloader replacement stock Yugoslavia.

Subsequently, research on the memory and perception of Joseph Stalin in the Republic of Georgia mgcforex undertaken. She will raise awareness of Canadian history at Columbia and LSE. Outside of academics, Madeline is a classically trained soprano and pianist. She is also a dog enthusiast, particularly fond of She is also a dog enthusiast, particularly fond of her two Australian Shepherds, Oscar and Hamish.

Brenna graduated summa cum laude with a BA in History from the University of San Francisco in Her senior thesis focused on interactions between white settlers and Native Americans throughout the period of mass westward migration in the midth century U. During her junior year, she attended the Centre for Medieval and Renaissance Studies at the University of Oxford, where she studied art, ancient archaeology, how binary options playbook Renaissance history and literature.

Her research interests primarily include the intersection of race, culture and national identity, especially with regard to the history of immigration in the United States. Prior to joining the Columbia community, she worked for Prior to joining the Columbia community, she worked for 3 years in development and research for two leading nonprofit organizations in San Francisco, in the education and finance sectors respectively.

Her work allowed her to contribute to the provision of educational resources and financial support to underprivileged communities in the U. She hopes that her graduate history studies will enable her to continue the work of advancing social good in more effective, targeted ways, and is interested in pursuing a career either in public policy, journalism or academia.

Kara grew up in New York City and graduated from Haverford College in with her B. While at Haverford, Kara wrote her thesis "Young Jingoism: Additionally, Kara was captain of the Haverford College women's soccer team and ran on the track team. Since graduation, Kara has worked in Granada, Nicaragua, with the female empowerment sport and development organization Soccer Without Borders as a girls' soccer coach.

Her research interests include history of childhood and children's literature, especially pertaining to empire building and gender construction. Shriya Patnaik, an international student from India, graduated from Cornell University in with a BA in History. Her academic focus is on the gendered, historical and political legacy of the British Raj in South Asia in political, legal and socio-cultural institutions. In particular, her research pertains to feminist theory with respect to religion and ethnicity in India, and how colonial law in the realm of gender and religion has impacted the contemporary nation.

After graduation, Shriya decided to continue her research on the history and legal literature of gendered roles and women's identities in South Asia at the Supreme Court and National Archives of India, New Delhi. During her graduate studies, she wants to explore further the role of colonial law in modern India, gendered rights, identity and nationhood, poverty, social welfare, development, and the rights of subjects within a democratic framework.

Additionally, she is very passionate about policy research, social activism and public service. She has had the chance to work hands on with developing NGOs such as Basundhara a women's shelter for trafficking and prostitution in Orissa as well as national and international organizations such as Asha and Amnesty International.

Here she has focused on projects pertaining to education women and children, public programs for rehabilitation of earning money through online surveys women, population control and provision of education and healthcare in rural areas.

Jenny Pierson graduated from UC Berkeley with a BA in History and Middle Eastern Studies. Her Middle Eastern thesis was a gender analysis of the Iranian Hostage Crisis and the ways in which Iranian society of the time motivated the forex spot rates chart involved to take part in the Hostage Crisis in gender specific ways.

Jenny traveled to the Middle East where she worked with the Dhiban Excavation and Development Project, as well city of perth anzac day trading hours practiced Arabic. Upon return, she continued her Arabic through the FLAS fellowship. She hopes to pursue her PhD in History after graduation. Clemens Poole is an American multi-media artist. He has been based in New York City since and worked in the US and internationally, most recently on projects in Germany, Serbia, Bulgaria, Romania, Ukraine, and Italy.

His work can be found at clemenspoole. He completed his BFA in from the Cooper Union School of Art. His interests in both art and research include sociohistorical perception, organizational structures, liminal space in cultural transitions, vice, and morality. While at Columbia and LSE he hopes to integrate these interests into studies of Latin America and post-Soviet Eastern Europe.

A first-generation US American of Iranian and Pakistani descent, Ashley uses visual media to dissect the harmonies and hostilities between these multiple identifications. Her work has been featured in New York Magazine, i-D on VICE, DISMagazine, and Teen Vogue. Ashley is interested in deepening her understandings of Gendered Orientalism, postcolonial feminism and Third World histories while fast forex profits download Columbia and the London School of Economics.

Martijn Veenendaal graduated cum laude from Utrecht University in the Netherlands, where he received a BA in History in and a minor in American Studies. He hopes to expand his knowledge of and enthusiasm for these topics at Columbia and LSE. In the future, Martijn would like to pursue a career in academia and make preferably insightful contributions to historiographic debates. Originally from Los Angeles, Madeline graduated from Oberlin College in with a B. During her undergraduate studies, she excavated and attended the field school at the Mitrou Archaeological Project in Tragana, Greece, and studied documentary filmmaking and Argentine folklore at the University of Buenos Aires.

After graduating, she lived in Nanjing, China and Beijing, China, working for a non-profit educational initiative and writing screenplays for Chinese production.

She also directed a feature-length Unity and Diversity documentary for The Wheeler School. Her passion for aid-work, language study, and travel have brought her to Brazil, Chile, Italy, Myanmar, Turkey, and 20 other nations. Kelly graduated with honors from the University of Chicago inmajoring in International Studies with a minor in History. She wrote her senior thesis about the politics within the International Olympic Committee, specifically the debate in the s and 70s about the inclusion of South Africa in the Olympic Movement.

Kelly's interests vary widely. Trade options td ameritrade absolutely loved studying the IOC and uncovering its hidden intricacies, but she is also interested in the historical basis of current racial and religious tensions in France, the variation in the presentation and perception of the Holocaust simple forex strategies that work World War II across Europe, and the politically-affected cultural history of Alsace.

Kelly's work experience is similarly varied; she has worked in the Integrity Bureau of the Queens NYC District Attorney's Office, at a Chicago youth non-profit organization, and for a tour company, leading tours in Europe and lending operational support. Kelly hails from the great state of Tennessee, but has traveled for extended periods across Europe.

Having spent her sixth-grade year at a small school in France, Kelly is fluent in French, and also speaks sometimes French-infused Italian. She is hoping to study German while at Columbia, as she hopes it might be useful for her research and because most Europeans think she's actually German. Hanne Christiansen moved from Norway to London inwhere she got a BA in Journalism and Contemporary History from Queen Inflation and the stock market understanding the fed model University and City University lse trading system London.

Her History Research Dissertation compared the s women's movements in Norway and Britain, and subsequent levels of gender equality in each country. She has also worked with sustainability and corporate responsibility issues in organizations such as the UN Global Compact. Her research interests include gender and environmental history, equality and economic history. Rachael graduated Cum Laude from Make money from empty ink cartridges University in with a BA in history and political science.

A New England native, she wrote her honors thesis on early American politics and the implications of the election of for later constitutional development. As an undergraduate, she was awarded a junior fellowship at the Center for Khmer Studies in Siem Reap, Cambodia, where she spent a summer studying Khmer, as well as modern Cambodian culture and politics. She also works as researcher for the New York Historical Society, where she transcribes and annotates the private letter-book of Gouverneur Morris.

She hopes to incorporate further study of Arabic and French into her scholarly work. Rachel obtained a BA in History from King's College London, graduating with a First class honours and was awarded the Associateship of King's College London, the university's original qualification. Her research interests are interdisciplinary and she is currently focused on the exploration of 'place' as part of the historical process, especially its relationship to the formation of identity. She hopes to use her time at Columbia to explore more of the world's history, in particular the regions of South Asia and West Africa.

She is also interested in the historical and cultural role of Islam across the globe, an interest that derives from her love of art and architecture. Prior to her study of History, she trained in Fine Art at Central Saint Martin's.

Logan de La Barre-Hays graduated summa cum laude from the Louisiana State University Honors College inwhere she obtained B. She specialized in Middle Eastern Studies and International Politics, focusing on the intellectual history of the region.

It was directed by Dr. She is a two-time Critical Language Scholarship recipient. In the summers of andshe travelled to Tangier, Morocco and to Amman, Jordan in order to embark on an intensive study of the Arabic language.

As a graduate student, she hopes to continue her study of the languages of the Middle East and North Africa and incorporate them into her research efforts. Her scholarly interests include intellectual history, Islamic studies, and international relations. Logan is particularly inspired by her time spent in the Levant, and wishes to conduct research on Palestine and the overwhelming refugee crisis in the region.

A technologist and entrepreneur in his former life, Jason Dibble enters the Columbia-LSE dual-degree program as a born-again historian. After receiving his B. He was head of product development and a principal in the company at the time of its sale to FactSet Research Systems Inc. There he served in a variety of roles including head of private equity product development.

As a technologist with a passion for history, Jason is keenly interested in the intersection of those two fields, and in particular in exploring the impacts of emerging technologies in WWII-era Europe and throughout modern history as context for the As a technologist with a passion for history, Jason is keenly interested in the intersection of those two fields, and daily forex exchange particular in exploring the impacts of emerging technologies in WWII-era Europe and throughout are binary option profits taxable 101 history as context for the political, economic, cultural and social implications of the proliferation of technology in today's world.

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His long-range interests include writing, teaching and exploring the ways in which the application of digital technologies and empirical data analysis can make history more engaging in the classroom, through interactive museum exhibits, and via the internet. He enjoys agonizing over the answers to silly trivia questions and recently resolved to quit the Oxford comma -- for good this time.

In her BA thesis, she scrutinized to what extent and how European asylum policies influence the way that European citizenship is understood. There, she focused on Middle Eastern studies and Arabic. During her BA, she interned at NGO Free Press Unlimited.

In andshe co-authored a book as well as a blog, concerning the Dutch and European parliamentary elections, respectively. Most recently, she spent seven months working for Dutch online journalism platform De Correspondent. Building upon this knowledge, she wishes to, one day, write insightful and nuanced articles for a broad public.

Michael most recently completed an internship at the U. Department of State in top 5 forex signal services Bureau of Western Hemisphere Affairs, Office of the Assistant Secretary. In addition to his work at State, Michael has worked at the Smithsonian National Air and Space Museum lecturing on flight physics and space history.

He has also completed a research internship at the American Academy in Rome. Michael holds a B. A New Jersey native, Lauren graduated summa cum laude from Vanderbilt University in In college, she studied several languages, including Spanish, Portuguese, German and Catalan, and spent semesters abroad in Berlin, Germany and Barcelona, Spain. Lauren returned to Spain after graduating to teach English in Granada. She then moved to New York City to work as a bilingual paralegal for a birth defects litigation firm, assisting with toxic tort cases in the Dominican Republic and Argentina.

After leaving the legal industry, she moved into the entertainment world, where she worked in unscripted television and for a record label. She hopes to continue her studies in Latin American and Iberian history. Jared Flanery graduated summa cum laude with honors B. He also wrote honors theses on the role of rural communities during the Chinese Civil War, transnational "eco-city" development projects situated in China, and U. Jared's research interests include the forex rates eur aed history of international organizations, anti-imperialist and non-aligned movements throughout the Cold War, and diplomatic and covert histories.

At Columbia-LSE he hopes to chart a third way between elite and social histories, while continuing his Mandarin language study. In his free time he participates in labor, social and environmental justice, and global solidarity campaigns. Kyle graduated cum laude from Claremont Mckenna College in with a dual major in Government and honors in History. He wrote his senior thesis on the varying perceptions of Constantinople and Jerusalem during the first four crusades in order to deconstruct binary understandings of the crusading moment as a purely Muslim vs.

His interests include medieval Middle Eastern history, Turkish-German relations, and the development of Turkish nationalism. Nicholas Hall graduated from the University of Texas at Austin in with a B. At the University of Texas at Austin, Nicholas conducted research and documented activity in Rio de Janeiro's favelas alongside Brazilian journalists.

Following graduation, Nicholas spent three years as a Teach For American corps member. He was placed in one of Florida's historically lowest performing elementary schools.

Nicholas will be entering his second year at LSE researching liberated African slaves in Brazil's northeastern region during the nineteenth century.

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He is fluent in both Spanish and Portuguese and has a working knowledge of French. Victor was born and raised in Taipei, Taiwan, and holds a B. He has mgcforex extensively in Europe, North America and Asia and is interested in transnational and regional interactions, particularly intra-Asian and Sino-foreign relations.

He is currently working at Chung-Hua Institution of Economic Research in Taipei pending his matriculation at Columbia. His secondary interests include military warfare, and ancient and medieval history of Eurasia.

In his spare time, Victor enjoys In his spare time, Victor enjoys reading, cooking, traveling, and is an unashamed gourmand. Aaron Kaiser-Chen was born and raised in Chicago, IL. He graduated cum laude from DePaul University in March with a BA in Chinese, Russian, and Arabic Studies. He also studied at the Beijing Normal University 2 High School, and University of British Columbia, Vancouver. Aside from Chicago, Beijing and Vancouver, he has also lived in Yanji, the capital of the Yanbian Korean Autonomous Prefecture of Jilin Province, China, while working with the Pyongyang Project, a North Korea-related NGO.

Working with the Pyongyang Project, he has travelled several times to North Korea and once to South Korea, as well as many locations in south and central China. He has previously specialized in the post era of Chinese history, specifically the Cultural Revolution and its immediate aftermath. He has also studied Soviet and Korean history extensively, and has a developed a growing interest in the post-WWII tricontinental anticolonial movements.

Building off an interest in anticolonial movements, he has also recently begun a foray into studying the Iranian Islamic Revolution and Palestinian Resistance. Viewed as a whole, he believes all these to be historically intersectional and interconnected movements. Anita graduated from the Australian National University in with a BA and First Class Honours in History.

In addition to global governance and international security, Anita's interests include urban and economic history and the legacies of European imperialism. She also fosters a keen interest in architecture and criminal justice reform. As a student at the How much money did canelo alvarez make in the mayweather fight of Colorado at Boulder, Bree earned a B.

How to identify trend in stock market her undergraduate career, Bree studied at institutions in five different countries, including the University of Nicosia, Cambridge University, and La Universidad de Granada.

Upon graduation, Bree entered the field of education and taught humanities at an international school in Venezuela. Her research interests include British imperialism and decolonization. Jacqueline received a B. She concentrated in Storytelling, Narratives, and the Idea of History. She is very excited to embark on a project that is officially in the discipline of History.

She is from San Diego, but she has lived in New York for four years. During that time, she has worked for the Museum of the City stock market questionnaire New York and East Harlem Tutorial Program, both located in East Harlem, otherwise known as "El Barrio. Her research interests include: Mexican history, indigenous history, and the Spanish language.

Her dissertation will focus on the cross-empire migration of slave and non-slave loggers from Belize to Yucatan in the late s. Her research will take her to Merida, Seville, and London this summer. Tobias Pester received his undergraduate degree from Humboldt-University Berlin in Historical Linguistics and Business Administration writing on the formation of standard German in the late 16th century.

His areas of specialization include global and intellectual history, historiography, nationalism and its conceptualization, as well as colonialism. Developing interests are settler colonialism, the history of knowledge, political iconology, and space and perspective.

He is currently working on 19th century Protestant Missionary-Merchant networks spanning the US, Germany and the Middle East probing the discursive co-formation of mission and capitalism. In the past he has acted as co-founder, editor and, occasionally, writer for the German-speaking online journalism project In the past he has acted as co-founder, editor and, occasionally, writer for the German-speaking online journalism project dasDossier. Tobias Pester can be reached at tpester columbia.

Nyusha graduated from the University of British Columbia with a Bachelor of Science in Biology and a keen interest in political science.

She has taught French and English across Canada, has traveled to Singapore, Boston, and New York City for debate tournaments, and publishes and performs poetry in her free time. Her research interests include the Modern Middle East, art history, and feminism.

At Columbia and LSE, she hopes to expand her knowledge of the role of narratives as instruments of emancipation. Michaela Shaw graduated from Princeton University in with a B.

She spent the summer of in Madagascar interning at an economic development and environmental conservation NGO. She also had the opportunity to intern in Normandy and spend a semester in Paris. After graduation, Michaela worked as a legal assistant at a small firm in Southern California, and maintains a strong interest in law and legal history. Her present dissertation project seeks to examine the intersection of colonial history, legal history, and the history of science by exploring Pacific regional responses to the French atmospheric nuclear tests She is interested in how scientific knowledge is created and disseminated, informing law, She is interested in how scientific knowledge is created and disseminated, informing law, diplomacy, and environmental activism.

This summer she will conduct archival research in New Zealand, after spending the first half of the summer interning at the Office of the Haiti Special Coordinator at the U.

Department of State in Washington, D. Originally from Los Angeles, CA, Michaela is passionate about environmental conservation, sustainable food systems, hiking, and classical music. She is a classically-trained harpist. Since then, he has spent most of his time working as a freelance journalist from Korea, Russia and Norway, for a number of Norwegian as well as international publications. He has also held internships at Norwegian diplomatic and trade missions in Moscow, Russia, and done volunteer work with North Korean refugees in Seoul, South Korea.

Ole Jakob's academic and professional interests include, but are in no way limited to, Russian and North East Asian history, security and geopolitics along Russian peripheries, transnationalism and regionalism in Eurasia, and Russia's Far East. History teacher at The Derryfield School, his alma mater, in New Hampshire.

Ages ago he was a U. Senate Page in Washington, D. His research interests include the English Levellers, the American Revolution, and the British Empire, as well as political philosophy, intellectual history, and historiography. Eric's undergraduate honors thesis explored the meaning of loyalism during the American Revolution.

He is thrilled to be returning to New York City and remains a proud native of New Hampshire. Born and raised in Germany, Sophie has a degree in Theology and Oriental Studies, graduating with First Class Honours from Oxford University in Her undergraduate dissertation focused on Christian Reformation history, and analyzed how anniversary celebrations in 19th century Germany reflected the changing significance of Martin Luther as an avatar for rising German nationalism.

Laurel graduated from Lafayette College with a BA in International Affairs and a minor in Business and Economics. While at Lafayette she concentrated her studies on international conflict, post-colonial development and economics with particular emphasis on sub-Saharan Africa and the international response to the Rwandan Genocide, the subject of her honors thesis.

After graduation Laurel took a job at Choate Rosemary Hall, an independent boarding school in Connecticut, teaching history and political science, coaching crew, and serving as a form dean. While at Choate she was also involved with the critical issues forum at the James Martin Center for Nonproliferation Studies in Monterey, CA.

Laurel used her summers to travel extensively, working with educational initiatives and NGOs in Africa, Asia, and Latin America. Her work abroad cultivated her interest in examining the legacy of internal and external conflict on societies and examining Her work abroad cultivated her interest in examining the legacy of internal and external conflict on societies and examining the impact of rapid development on traditional culture. Her work in the classroom and beyond has also emphasized the importance of cultivating an understanding of regional and global history as a basis for navigating our increasingly interconnected world.

In whatever free time exists Laurel is always up for an adventure, happy to indulge in her love for exploring new places, meeting great people, enjoying good food, and climbing or surfing wherever there are big enough mountains and waves.

Going through all those varied educational systems gave me a great deal of flexibility and understanding of intellectual debates. I felt close to the French "social History" and to what some people called "socio-history", before I came to Scotland where I discovered imperial history.

Then, taking African history classes at Columbia University really forced me into the realm of poststructuralist theory. I became fascinated both by feminist anthropology and by historical case studies of gender relationships in Africa. This research delves into the gendered aspects of Ivorian nationalism, which brings me to a wide set of archival material. How did the Islandisation of West Berlin Shape its Independent Cinema at Royal College Holloway with Prof.

Rudolf Muhs as her advisor. After graduating she interned and worked as a researcher, production assistant and journalist at the BBC, Spectacle, Vice UK and Precious Media. Her research interests include urban history, critical pedagogy, critique of development theory, and sociopolitical and economic changes in the global south during the final decades of the Cold War, with a particular focus on Lusophone Africa and Brazil.

Her advisors are Prof. Mamadou Diouf at Columbia, and Prof. Tanya Harmer at LSE. Cathi Choi graduated cum laude from Columbia University in Maywith a B. She specialized in International History, with a focus on U. Her senior thesis, "Shifting Gears of Public Pressure in U. For her master's thesis, she is researching the history of transnational adoption of Korean adoptees in the U.

She is specifically interested in the development of regulatory social welfare legislation and the role played by U. Catholic groups and other nongovernmental agencies in facilitating adoptions.

Asian American history, the history of the U. Through her personal and academic experiences, she has become deeply Through her personal and academic experiences, she has become deeply invested in understanding the local and transnational histories that have connected the U. His dissertation, "Competitive Disadvantages in US Banking Policy: As a means to provide a bi-partisan account of a continuing problem, Josh has conducted interviews with notable economists at Columbia Business School who have differing views and perspectives on the topic.

Prior to joining the program in Josh graduated magna cum laude, at the age of 20, and interned in Washington, DC at the US House of Representatives, Center for International Policy, and Quinn Gillespie and Associates, LLC. In addition to his academic interest and experiences, Josh is an avid tennis player.

Angelo received his BA in History from UNC-Chapel Hill, and also studied at the National University of Singapore and La Universidad de La Habana Cuba. After college, he moved to Ecuador where he taught English, and then to rural Costa Rica, where he served as a Peace Corps volunteer. Angelo moved to New York inand worked as a research assistant for the American Social History Project on the Latino experience in the U.

His interests include British imperialism in Southeast Asia, Afro-Latino cultures, and the Cuban revolution. Juliet Davis graduated with first class honours in Laws and Arts majoring in history and economics from the University of Queensland. After graduating, she worked for a year as the Associate to the Chief Judge of the District Court of Queensland before joining a top tier Australian law firm as a commercial lawyer.

Juliet was a founding member of Lawyers Information Network, an organisation committed to assisting lawyers in emerging democracies.

Juliet's key research interest centres on historical narratives and the formulation of collective memory in respect of genocide, conflict and reconciliation. Juliet is fluent in Italian and intends to learn German as part of her studies. Joslyn graduated from the University of Michigan in with a BA in History. During her time off before graduate school she explored Europe and the US, working a random array of jobs. Her academic interests include South Asian, Indian Ocean, Islamic, and world history.

She hopes to incorporate further study of French and Hindi into her scholarly work. Isabel Kim Dzitac obtained a BA in History from the University of British Columbia with first class distinction in Her current research interests include: In addition to history, Isabel enjoys spending time with family, cooking, and volunteering. Simon Frank graduated from the University of Toronto with an Honours Bachelors of Arts inspecializing in history with a minor in literary studies. Before attending university Simon grew up in India and China, and in his research seeks to investigate historical links between the two nations by looking at economic history, shared frontiers, and migration.

Simon's interest in history also fuels more journalistic writing. In he interned and wrote for New Delhi's the Caravan, and from served as features editor for the University of Toronto's The Varsity weekly. Originally from New England, I received my BA, first class, in Arabic and Islamic Studies from Oxford in Over the summer I have been researching and studying Turkish in Cairo and Istanbul. Once in London, I look forward to continuing her studies in intellectual histories, critical studies of race and ethnicity, and colonial history.

My other research interests include cultural links of Sudan to the broader Arab world, Arab My other research interests include cultural links of Sudan to the broader Arab world, Arab identities and genealogies, and the reception of premodern Arab-Islamic literature and intellectual heritage in the modern Arab world.

Trevor has also interned at the U. Mission to the United Nations for Ambassador Susan E. Rice's Spokesperson and at the United Nations' lead office in Washington, D. A proud native of Syracuse, NY, Trevor is a graduate of the University at Albany where he received his B. Rockefeller College of Public Affairs and Policy. She has worked in government affairs and education as a legislative strategy and policy research fellow, a curriculum specialist, and a literacy teacher.

Amanda has a M. Amanda is from Chicago, Illinois. During her time at Columbia and LSE, Therese specialized in comparative colonial studies of South Asia in the nineteenth and twentieth centuries and wrote her dissertation on the late period of Danish rule of Serampore. She is an analytically strong researcher and communicator with experience in international relations, journalism and public administration and currently works for the Ministry of the Environment in Denmark.

She has a BA in Comparative Literature and Cultural Studies from University of Copenhagen. She minored in East Asian Studies and Francophone Studies. Throughout her undergraduate career she developed an interest for the effects of post-colonialism on former colonized societies in Asia and the Caribbean, as well as, how post-colonialism effects these immigrant groups in the United States.

After graduating, she traveled to Malaysia to teach English and music under a Fulbright English Teaching Assistantship. Through her Tamil and Chinese students, she learned much about the race relations of these two groups with the majority Malay community. Their experiences in the country have inspired her to continue examining Indians as an immigrant group throughout Southeast Asia, namely Malaysia and Singapore and how their economic, social, and cultural evolution have played major roles in the development of the region.

Upon graduation, Kristina hopes to continue on to a PhD or work for an NGO that concentrates on issues pertaining to US-Southeast Asia relations. Lotte received her B. Her thesis dealt with changing notions of womanhood during the Iranian Revolution of During her undergraduate studies Lotte spent a semester at the New School for Social Research. In Lotte graduated with an M. A recipient of a Fulbright fellowship, Lotte has concentrated on Modern European History at Columbia.

In July she has begun working as a research assistant for Prof. Ira Katznelson's new project on Jews in eighteenth Ira Katznelson's new project on Jews in eighteenth century Europe. In her thesis Lotte will analyze the execution of a Dutch-Jewish "collaborator" in She will present her preliminary findings during the summer school on transnational history at the European University Institute in Florence in September Lotte hopes to continue research into the broader narratives of twentieth century European history steeped in micro history -- expanding to Eastern Europe and the Middle East -- with an emphasis on those on the margins of traditional historiography.

Christine graduated with Highest Honors from the University of California, Berkeley in with a B. Her honors thesis explored the development of American environmental consciousness since the midth Century, the intersection of contemporary gender norms and the origin myths specific to the American West, and the evolving expression of Nature in art and literature.

In the intervening two years, Christine has traveled extensively in Italy, Japan and Mexico with an interest in cultural attitudes toward nature, especially in the context of limited water resources. Recently, and through her work at a LEED-certified civil engineering and land surveying firm in Northern California, Christine has begun to investigate the economic and legal aspects of local land development, utility infrastructure and property rights in relation to environmental conservation.

In the summer ofChristine participated in the Hertog The History of Climate Change and the Future of Global Governance. Felice is currently a Ph. On her funded summer archival trip to Argentina between Columbia and the LSE, she became fascinated by the development of legal precedence for censorship and surveillance through the postal service.

Felice's doctoral project will continue to consider the significance and social and political ramifications of media politics developed on a global stage from the late nineteenth to the early twentieth centuries. Francis received a B. While a generalist at heart and most inspired by the history of ideas, his research gravitates towards the intellectual origins of early America and the eighteenth century Atlantic world, paying particular attention the emergence of America as a political being in the late eighteenth and nineteenth centuries.

By studying at both Columbia and the London School of Economics through the dual degree program, Francis looks forward to the rare opportunity of pursuing eighteenth century Atlantic ideas in the terrain of By studying at both Columbia and the London School of Economics through the dual degree program, Francis looks forward to the rare opportunity of pursuing eighteenth century Atlantic ideas in the terrain of their origin and taking advantage of the power of place in historical study that can lead to a communion between landscape, identity, and understanding.

His research interests include nationalist and post-colonial history with particular reference to South Asia and East Africa. He is also interested in the Cold War, with an emphasis on the experience of Third World nations.

He grew up in Nairobi, Kenya. Philippine is a second year student in the Columbia-LSE Dual Degree. Before taking up history, she graduated magna cum laude from the universities of Edinburgh and Leuven with a Master in EU and International Law. She has a variety of historical research interests, including international organizations, human rights, feminism and 20th century Europe. In addition to pursuing a passion for long-distance running, Philippine attempts to brush up her German and Spanish in her free time.

Roberto Velasquez received his B. His main interests focus on the cultural history of Latin America during the twentieth century, and the visual-artistical representations of national identities.

As a student of the Columbia-LSE dual degree program, Roberto is interested in the study of the political and social uses of modern art exhibitions as a means of establishing diplomatic relations between US and Latin America during the Cold War. Also, he seeks to explore the historical narratives of Latin America from a transnational perspective.

Jackie Wang graduated from the University of Pennsylvania in with a BA in Politics, Philosophy, and Economics PPE concentrating in Globalization. Originally from Toronto, she has traveled and studied in several cities including Brussels and Beijing. In between summers at UPenn, Jackie has interned at several companies in the private sector including Microsoft, where she focused on marketing and strategy. Tim received his Liberal Arts and Sciences BA from Tilburg University in The Netherlands.

As part of his bachelor, he spent half a year at Stellenbosch University focusing on pre-colonial and South-African history. He also participated in the LSE-PKU summer school in Beijing, China. With an interest in both history and politics, he mainly concentrates on courses mixing both these disciplines. Madiha got her BA from Macalester College in English and International Studies, with minors in Religious Studies and Philosophy. Her internships have ranged from Atlas Obscura to the U.

N, and for the dual degree, she wrote a dissertation on the Society of Woman Geographers, an organization of woman explorers founded in Perhaps not coincidentally, she is an explorer herself, looking to leave a soft but valuable footprint on the Earth. Lloyd graduated from the University of Melbourne in with a BA in History. Lloyd is from South Africa but completed his tertiary studies in Australia and Colombia, at the University of Melbourne and the Universidad de los Andes.

He has also lived and worked in Argentina, Chile and the United Arab Emirates, undertaking an internship with the World Food Programme in Dubai. Among various other interests, Lloyd is also an avid mountain climber and hopes to climb K2 one day. At Columbia University and LSE, Lloyd expanded his knowledge on both Latin America and Sub-Saharan Africa during their respective colonial periods. He also strengthened his language skills, studying Portuguese and Swahili.

He conducted his dissertation research in Brazil, Colombia, Venezuela, Boston and London, tracing the remarkable life of Emiliano Felipe Benicio Mundrucu. A Brazilian man of color, Mundrucu fought in various republican wars in Brazil and Venezuela in A Brazilian man of color, Mundrucu fought in various republican wars in Brazil and Venezuela in the s, and then became an important abolitionist activist in the United States.

Lloyd now resides in Cape Town where he works as a Latin America political and country risk analyst for Salamanca Group, a UK-headquartered risk management and business intelligence firm. Osei is a member of the Dual Master? He graduated with a BA in History and a BS in Political Science from Florida State University in His areas of interest include Pre-colonial West Africa, military history and, in particular, the technical aspects of the modernization of warfare.

Tricia Chambers graduated from Williams College in with degrees in history and psychology. Through the processes of analyzing world and U. Her research interests include slavery and diaspora in the Americas and their impacts on individual, national, and perhaps hemispheric identities. Sara Cosemans currently works as an education assistant at the history department the KU Leuven, where she obtained a MA in History in Sara graduated from the Dual Degree program inwith a dissertation on postcolonial migration within the former British empire.

Upon graduation, she was offered a job as a high school teacher for a year, especially focusing on the education of pupils with migration background. Her combined interest in migration and education also surfaces in her current job, where she combines teaching undergraduate and graduate courses with migration-related research, hopefully resulting in a PhD-degree in the future.

John graduated from McMaster University in majoring in peace studies and sociology, and a minor in biology. He wrote his senior thesis on the effects of government, civil society, and market institutions in shaping individual conservation behaviours in Canada.

He also designed and conducted research in rural Tanzania, gathering and analyzing oral histories regarding the village-level government of water delivery services, and he has worked at the Toronto office of Greenpeace Canada as a door-to-door fundraiser, and as the head trainer thereof. LSE Dissertation Language Requirement Course Sampling Columbia History Website LSE History Website. For Current Students Meet Our Students Student Research Meet Our Alums Our Wiki.