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Here is a set of—by now pretty
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My books are available for online order (or, as with the
e-book, for free download) as follows:
2009 (hard cover), 2010 (paperback) "Honorable Mention," Political Economy of the World-System section of the American Sociological Association, 2011
Available as an e-book on iTunes here, as well as in a kindle edition here. |
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Oxford, UK:
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(co-edited with David A. Smith):
A New World Order:
Westport, CT, USA:
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Online Syllabi of Courses that Use My Work
(These courses are listed, more or less, in the reverse order in which I have come to know about them.
The links worked at the time I found them; if a
flink fails, it means the course syllabus has since been taken off the web.)
My advanced and former graduate students have obtained the following external funding / awards for their work, and/or published the following major papers in peer-reviewed journals, while at Rutgers:
- 2001: Summer Research Fellowship, Social Science Research Council and Ford Foundation, Program on Information Technology, International Cooperation and Global Security, June-August 2001
- 2001: Louis Bevier Fellowship, Rutgers University, 2001-2 (declined in favour of job at Stanford University)
- 2000: Dissertation Writing Fellowship, Rutgers University, 2000-1
- 1999: Doctoral Fellowship for Dissertation Fieldwork, Population Council, 1999-2000
- 1999: Dissertation Fellowship, Social Science Research Council and Andrew Mellon Foundation, Program on Interantional Migration, 1999-2000
- 2002: Eastern Europe Dissertation Fellowship, American Council of Learned Societies, 2002-3
- 2002: Summer Research Grant, The Graduate School, Rutgers University, 2002
- 2001: Fulbright-Hayes Doctoral Dissertation Research Abroad Fellowship, Fulbright Commission, 2001-2002: grant for 9 months of field research in Hungary
- 2001: Travel Research Grant, The Graduate School, Rutgers University, 2001
- 2000: Combined Research and Language Training Grant, ACTR/ACCELS, 2000
- 1999: Combined Research and Language Training Grant, ACTR/ACCELS, 2000
- 2011: In early May 2011, she defended her dissertation in Sociology at Rutgers
- 2008: She won the Chakra Prize (the graduate student paper award of the South Asian Studies Program at Rutgers)
- 2006: Her paper "Defining Indigeneity: Situating Transnational Knowledge" received a $1000.00 cash award from the World Society Foundation (a scholarly nonprofit organisation at the Department of Sociology at the University of Zürich) and the honour of being published in the foundation's online journal, World Society Focus Papers
- 2005: International Field Research Fellowship, Social Science Research Council, 2005-6, for dissertation fieldwork entitled: "Intimate Contentions: Class, Community and Nationhood in Chhattisgarh in Central India (1947-2005)"
- 2005: Junior Research Fellowship, American Institute of Indian Studies, 2005-6, for dissertation fieldwork entitled: "Rethinking Identities: Class and Community in an Indian Political Movement" (declined in favour of the SSRC grant above)
- 2004: Summer Research Grant on Urbanization and Migration: Office of Population Research, Princeton University, Summer 2004, for preliminary dissertation fieldwork project "Economic Liberalization and Urban Living: A Study of Bhilai Industrial Belt in India"
- 2003: pre-dissertation grant, The Graduate School, Rutgers University
- 2006: "'The Learned Brahmen, Who Assists Me': Changing Colonial Relationships in the 18th and 19th Century India," Journal of Historical Sociology, 19,4(Dec):419-46.
- 2007: her paper, "'Global Networks of Trade in Vaccines: The Case of Global Public Goods" won the graduate student award of the global division of the Society for the Study of Social Problems, and a revised version of it has been published here.
Online sources that use the core concept of my book Leisure Migration
With comments / suggestions, please email me at jborocz (at) rutgers.edu .
