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Mini-Grants

2010

 

 

Haley Wrinkle, Global and International Studies

Worker Rights in the International Labor Organization’s Better Factories Cambodia Program 

 

 

Jill Briggs, History

‘Jamaica’s greatest hope’: Imperialism, Modernism and the Making of the Jamaican National Body

 

Dustin Walker, History

The Deregulation of the Savings and Loan Industry and its Impact on Labor and Working-Class Politics

Jill Jensen, History

Social Security and Labor Standards, 1945-1954: U.S. and Mexican Relations within the ILO

 

 

 

2009

 

 

Sunny Lim, History

Public Space and Workers' Collective Action: The Case of Los Angeles, 1930-1940

 

 

Julia Brock, History

Race, Labor and Land Use in 19th-Century Georgia

 

 

Megan Carney, Anthropology

Food Security and Inequality

 

 Monica Garcia, History

Mexican women in Mining Regions

 

James Walsh, Sociology

Comparative Immigration Policy

Kurt Newman, History

California Cultural Workers' Unions

 

 

Dissertation Fellowships

 

 

2007

Jill Jensen, History

International Labor Standards and the Building of Two Postwar Orders: 1916-1949  

Elizabeth Lamoree, History

Agribusiness Against the State: California Growers Challenge Agricultural Labor Relations Legislation,

1930 - 1980

 

Gladys Garcia-Lopez, Sociology

“¡En La Lucha!”: The Challenges of Inclusion and Strategies for Success of Chicana/o Attorneys  

Elizabeth Shermer, History

Creating the Sunbelt: Conservatism, Anti-Unionism, and the Transformation of Phoenix, Arizona  

2006

Belinda Acuna, Economics

The Unintended Consequences of Agricultural Subsidies: Farm Employment Opportunities and the Flow of Immigration

Amandeep Sandhu, Sociology

"We are Their Servants": Outsourcing and the Making of Global Service Workers in India's Silicon Valley

Research Grants

 

2008

Megan Barber, History

Workers Against the State: The Service du travail obligatoire and Protest in Occupied France

Charles Delgadillo, History

Democracy at Home or Abroad?  The Progressive Subordination of Industrial Democracy, 1912-1917

Leah Fernandez, History

Beyond Patriarchy and Toward Power: Mexican American Women, their Families, and California’s Aircraft Industry during World War II

Gladys Garcia-Lopez, Sociology

“¡En la Lucha!” The Challenges of Inclusion and Strategies for Success of Chicana/o Attorneys

Andrea Gill, History

Race, Place, and Housing: The Struggles to Desegregate Public Housing in Chicago, Los Angeles, and New York City, 1966-1993

Oliver Rosales, History

Race, Segregation, and Civil Rights in California’s Central Valley: The Origins of a Rural, Social and Political Crisis, 1920-1980

 

Jean Smith, History

In Search of a Better Life: Working-class Emigrants to the British Empire, 1945-1960

2007

Steven Attewell, History

One-Third of a Nation: The WPA as Job Creation Policy and New Deal Project

Charles Delgadillo, History

A Workers’ War: Liberals, Labor, and the First World War, 1914-1922  

Cassandra Engeman, Sociology

Social Movement Unionism in Practice: Local Union Involvement in Immigrants' Rights Movements in Los Angeles

Leah Fernandez, History

Mexican American Women in California’s World War II Defense Industry  

Andrea Gill, History

Race, Placing, and Housing: The Struggles over Residential De-Segregation in Los Angeles, New York, and Chicago, 1963-1980  

 

J. Alan Mason, History

Work Collective Soviets and the Mobilization of Moldovan Conservatives during the Collapse of the Soviet Union  

Oliver Rosales, History

Piercing the tide of anti-statism in Central California : Rural Health Care, Migrant Workers, and the history of La Clinica Sierra Vista, 1963-1977

Jean Smith, History

Productive workers or a burden on the state? Consumptives in the Cape Colony, 1880-1910

2006

Mary Donaldson, History

Racialized Nationalism: A Case Study of the Moral, Racial, Labor, Industrial, and National Debates Surrounding the Passage and Enforcement of the White Australia Policy (1901-1902).

Sarah Griffith, History

Regionalism and the Nineteenth-Century Chinese Immigrant Exclusion Debate  

Jill Jensen, History

International Labor Standards in the Building of two Postwar Orders: 1916-1949 

 

Elizabeth Lamoree, History

Agribusiness Against the State: Growers Challenge the California Agricultural Labor Relations Act (1975)

John Munro, History

The Southern Negro Youth Congress and the Anticolonial Atlantic, 1945-1960

Mark Schuller, Anthropology

Poto Mitan: Haitian Women Factory workers as Pillars of Society and the World Economy

Elizabeth Shermer, History

Creating a Corporate Oasis in the Desert: The Conservative Mobilization and Re-Envisioning of Phoenix, AZ  

Travis Smith, History

Race and the Shifting Economy in California's Northern Interior  

Leandra Zarnow, History

Labor Pains during Cold Times: Bella Abzug and Labor Law, 1946-1960  

 

 

 

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