The Fellows 1999/2000

Dr. phil., Senior Lecturer of History
Tel Aviv University
Towards a History of the Scholarly Habitus, 1300 - 1700

Dr. phil., Professor of Art History
University of Karlsruhe
Die Anthropologie des Bildes

Dr. phil, Professor of History
Università di Bologna
The History of Research on the Right to Resistance

Dr. phil., Professor of Political Science
University of Hamburg
Richard Wagner in Germany. Aspects of the Political Reception of his Work

Dr. phil. habil., Professor emerita of Egyptology
University of Leipzig
Cow-Goddess and Divine King. A Contribution to the Iconology of the New Kingdom in Egypt

Sofia University St. Kliment Ohridski
Die Begegnung der byzantinischen und lateinischen Philosophie im Mittelalter

Dr. oec., Professor of Monetary Economies
Università di Roma "La Sapienza"
Markets, from the Concrete to the Abstract

Docteur ès lettres, Professor of Islamic Thought
University of Tunis I
Islam Between Prophetic Message and History

Dr. phil. des., History / Japanology
Freie Universität Berlin
A Cultural History of Work - Japan and Europe in the 19th Century

AGORA Work - Knowledge - Social Cohesion

Ph.D., Anthropology
Chicago
"Poles Apart": Gender, Kinship, and Transnationalism Among Polish Migrant Workers

AGORA Work - Knowledge - Social Cohesion

D.Lit., Author
Jerusalem
German Jews before Hitler

Dr. rer. pol., Professor of Political Science
Johannes Gutenberg-Universität Mainz
The Members of the NSDAP 1925-1933

Ph.D., Biology
Harvard University

Dr. iur., Professor of Law
University of Zurich
Roman and Byzantine History of Law

Dr. phil., Professorin of Neuropsychology
Max Planck Institute of Cognitive Neuroscience, Leipzig
Biological Basis of Language Processing

Neurolinguistics

DaimlerChrysler-Fellow

Ph.D., Professor of Psychology
University of Arizona, Tucson
Cognitive Neuroscience of Language

Neurolinguistics

Dr., Professor of Ancient Greek and Latin Languages
Academy of Sciences, St. Petersburg

Author and Draftsman
Frankfurt/Main
Following de Chirico's Track

Principal Conductor of the Symphony Orchestra of the South-West German Radio Broadcasting (SWR), Freiburg
Freiburg/Breisgau
Bellini's "Norma" at the Staatsoper Berlin

Dr. phil., Professor of Classical Archaelogy
Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München
Modes of Narration in Greek Art

Dr. Dr. h.c. mult., LL.M. (Harvard), Professor of Public Law
Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin

Dr.Econ.Sc., Professor of Political Economy
Institute for Advanced Study, Princeton

Dr. phil., Islamic Studies
University of Bergen
Muslims in Cyperspace, Between Digital Jihad and Virtual Democracy

Ph.D., Professor of Linguistics
Brandeis University
Foundations of Generative Linguistics

Neurolinguistics

Schering-Fellow

Dr. rer. pol. habil., Political Science
Berlin
Transnational CCorporations as Actors in the Process of Denationalization

AGORA Work - Knowledge - Social Cohesion

Dr. theol., D.D., Professor of Theology
Eberhard Karls Universität Tübingen
Eschatology

M.A., Programme Director
Centre for Liberal Strategies, Sofia
Anti-Corruption Rhetoric and the Politics of Reform

AGORA Work - Knowledge - Social Cohesion

Andrew W. Mellon-Fellow

Professor of Criminal Law
London School of Economics and Political Science
The Development of Conceptions of Criminal Responsibility During the Twentieth Century

Docteur d'Etat, Professor of Ancient Philosophy
Université Charles de Gaulle - Lille 3
Plato's Political Philosophy / Presocratic Philosophy as an Historiographical Problem

Dr. disc. pol., Professor of Political Science
Justus-Liebig-Universität Gießen
Politics and Religious Culture in Transnational Contexts / German Postwar History

J.D., Jack N. and Lillian R. Berkman Professor for Entrepreneurial Legal Studies
Harvard Law School
Law of Cyperspace / American Constitutional Theory

Dr. rer. soc., Sociology
University of Bayreuth
The Relationship of Work and Social Order in Africa

AGORA Work - Knowledge - Social Cohesion

Professor of English and Comparative Literature
Columbia University, New York
19th Century Narrative and the Making of Bourgeois Seriousness

Ph.D., Senoir Lecturer in South Asian Studies
King's College London
Perceiving Woman: Social Mores, Legislation and Change

M.D., Medical Anthropology
McGill University, Montreal
From an Ethnography of the AIDS Industry in French West Africa to a Critique of Biomedical Knowledge and Practice

AGORA Work - Knowledge - Social Cohesion

Author, Samuel Fischer Guest Professor of Literature
Tokyo
Japan's Search for Identity in the Nuclear Age

Ph.D., Professor of Applied Cognitive Science
University of Toronto
Literacy, Cognition and Schooling

D.Phil. (Oxon.), Senior Lecturer in History
University of Haifa
The European Enlightenment: Ideas on the Move in Eighteenth-Century Europe

Freie Universität Berlin

AGORA Work - Knowledge - Social Cohesion

Dr. rer. pol., Professor of Business Administration
University of Trier
Alternative Approaches to the Economic Analysis of Labour Law

Dr. phil.,
Academy of Music, Bukarest
Neue Musik in Rumänien in der 2. Hälfte des 20. Jahrhunderts

Andrew W. Mellon-Fellow

Ph.D., Art History
University of Hamburg
The View from Above, a Symbolic Form

Ph.D., Professor of Human Development
University of Chicago
The Free Exercise of Culture: How Free is it? How Free Ought it to be?

Ph.D., Professor of Islamic History
The Hebrew University of Jerusalem
Islam and Democracy

Dr. phil., Dr. h.c., Professor of Medieval Art History
University of Warsaw
The Image of Christ in Late Antique and Medieval Art

Dr. phil., Professor of Ethnology
University of Bayreuth
Ethnology of Work

Dr. phil., Professor of Modern History
Friedrich-Alexander-Universität Erlangen-Nürnberg
The New Art of Equilibrium

Economics
Max Planck Institute for Research into Economic Systems, Jena
Beyond the Nation-State: Possible Institutional Consequences of the Global Division of Labor

AGORA Work - Knowledge - Social Cohesion

Dr. oec., Professor of Economic Policy
Euopean University Viadrina Frankfurt (Oder)
Economics in Context: Transformation

D.Phil., Professor of Islamic History
Tel Aviv University
Literacy and Orality in Early and Classical Islam