Past International Relations Research Scholars

2009-2010
Aspen Webster, Chile, Therapeutic Abortion Policy in Chile
Andy R. O'Laughlin, Peru, Finding Justice: Latin American Judicial Reform

2008-2009
Phoenix Tso, Uganda, Langi Women's Perspecitive on War-Related Reconciliation
Marla Spivack, Kenya, Evaluating the Efficacy of NGO HIV Outreach Education in Kenyan Secondary Schools

2007-2008
Rachel Bergenfield, Uganda, From Emergency Relief to Development: IGO/NGO Transition and Local Government Capacity-Building in Post Conflict Northern Uganda
Carter Koppelman, Chile, Brazil, Community Organizations and Social Problems in the Slums of Santiago and Rio de Janeiro
Zach Witlin, Medford, MA, The Philosophical Roots and Development of Realism

2006-2007
Ben Gabin, Chile, Human Rights Abuse under Pinochet and the Struggle for Truth and Justice in Post-Pinochet Chile: The Lumi Moya Case
Rebecca Rice, France, Assessing French Immigration and Integration Policy

2005-2006
Jamie Morgan, Washington, D.C., Before and After Iraq: Public Opinion on Military Intervention
Amanda Fencl, Madagascar, Analyzing the Sustainability of Microfinance in Tulear, Madagascar Through Environmental, Economic and Gendered Indicators
Miles Mattson, Medford, MA, WIPO: Compulsory Licensing and the Attainability of Essential Medicines in Third World Countries

2004-2005
Stephen Johansen, San Francisco, Boston, Washington, D.C.,  American and British Bombing of Germany in WWII
Michael Lingenfelter, Boston, Washington, D.C., Trade or Conquest: Japanese Decision Making in 1941
Niyati Shah, Tanzania, Comparative Analysis of the Correlation Between Risk-Taking and HIV Status for Urban and Rural Tanzanian Youth

2003-2004
Wen Cai, New York, China, Legal Protection in the Chinese Real Estate Law
Karina Lorenzana, Chile, Exploring the Legacies of a South American Dictatorship: Post Trauma Culture and Mentality of Chile's Youth
Laura Elizabeth Schenkein, Boston, Spain, Chile, Cross-National Variations in Public Opinion Towards Humanitarian Military Intervention

2002-2003
Joanna Friedman, Women's Rights in Mali: The Discrepancy Between Law and Practice
Tara Emily Heumann, Chile, Boston, Reviving the Chilean Economic Miracle
David Metz Chilean, Economics: A Case Study of State Autonomy in Trade Liberalization
Bethany Peacemaker Arrand, Medford, MA, The Impact of a New WTO Agreement on Agriculture on Cereal Markets in Ethiopia

2001-2002
Maria Heifetz, Constructing Revolutionary Russia
Anya Ligai, Russian/Soviet Policy Towards Ethnic Minorities on the Example of Koreans in the Former Soviet Union