Erick Sun, “A Fragile Modus Vivendi: Strategic Cultural Adaptations & Tibetan Nationalism Under the PRC”
Josef Barton Research Seminar Essay Award
Daphne Zuckerman, “The Paradox of Parody: Mad Magazine and the Limits of Commercialized Counterculture”
Jacob Lassner Prize in Jewish and Islamic Civilization
Joel Braunstein, “The “Golden Age” of Judaism Through the Lens of al-Andalusian Poetry”
Ivor Wilks Prize in African History
Mariam Fofana, “From Forests to Coastlines: Comparative Political Traditions of the Yoruba and Swahili Peoples, 800-1300 AD”
The Grace Douglas Johnston Award
Nathan Dent, “Burning Questions: How Self-Immolation Gained Political Meaning”
Pete Wang, “They See the Lands Burn: Early Modern Bashkir Uprisings and The Imperial Russian Frontier Administration, 1662-1740”
Honorable Mention: Caitlin Jimmar, “ ‘Seeking “An Equal, or if Anything, a Little Better Opportunity’: School Resegregation, Debate, and Black Choice, in Cincinnati, Ohio, 1919-1943”
Honorable Mention: Jovana Lakic, “Staging Population Control: How Scientific Conferences Advanced Global Population Policies in the Twentieth Century”
