Five graduate students were awarded a Dissertation Completion Fellowship by CES for the 2019-2020 academic year. Unless otherwise noted, students are enrolled at Harvard University. See here for a listing of recipients.

Four graduate students were awarded a Dissertation Completion Fellowship by CES for the 2019-2020 academic year. Unless otherwise noted, students are enrolled at Harvard University.

1. Hayley Fenn (Music) – "Breath, Gravity, Giants, and Death: Towards a Theory of Puppetry and Music"
2. Ben Goossen (History) – "The Year of the Earth (1957-1958): Cold War Science and the Making of Planetary Consciousness"
3. Ian Kumekawa (History) – "The Imperialization of the British State, 1914-1948"
4. Joseph LaHausse de Lalouviere (History) – "Enslavement and Empire in the French Caribbean, 1793-1851"

Four graduate students were awarded a Dissertation Completion Fellowship by CES for the 2018-2019 academic year. Unless otherwise noted, students are enrolled at Harvard University.

• Stefan Beljean (Sociology) – “Social Reproduction, College Admissions, and the Schooling Experiences of Upper-Middle-Class Adolescents in Germany and the United States”
• Elissa Berwick (Political Science, MIT) – “Sub-state Nationalism in the United Kingdom and Spain”
• Charles Clavey (History) – “Of Happiness and Despair We Have No Measure: Quantifying Alienation in German Thought, 1920-1970”
• Dominika Kruszewska (Government) – “Dissident Successor Parties: Pro-democracy Movements and Party Formation in New Democracies”

Four graduate students were awarded a Dissertation Completion Fellowship by CES for the 2017-2018 academic year. Unless otherwise noted, students are enrolled at Harvard University.

• Brandon Bloch (History) – “Faith for This World: Protestantism and the Reconstruction of Constitutional Democracy in Germany, 1933-1968”
• Lulie El-Ashry (Religion) – “Crossing Continents: A European Sufi Muslim Convert Communities Journey of Geographic Relocation and Identity Renegotiation”
• James McSpadden (History) – “In League with Rivals: Parliamentary Networks and Backroom Politics in Interwar Europe”
• Liat Spiro (History) – “Drawing Capital: Depiction, Machine Tools, and the Political Economy of Industrial Knowledge, 1824-1914”

Four graduate students were awarded a Dissertation Completion Fellowship by CES for the 2016-2017 academic year. Unless otherwise noted, students are enrolled at Harvard University.

1. Elizabeth Cross (History) – “The French East India Company and the Politics of Commerce in the Revolutionary Era”
2. James Conran (Political Science, MIT) – “The Comparative Political Economy of Working Time and Inequality”
3. Tomasz Blusiewicz (History) – “Return of the Hanseatic League of how the Baltic Sea Trade Washed Away the Iron Curtain”
4. Jessica Tollette (Sociology) – “Noticeably Invisible: A Study of Race, Policy and Immigrant Incorporation in Present-Day Spain”

Five graduate students were awarded a Dissertation Completion Fellowship by CES for the 2015-2016 academic year. Unless otherwise noted, students are enrolled at Harvard University.

• James Martin (History; honorary) – “Governing the World Economy: Economic Expertise and the Reshaping of Global Order, 1914-1948”
• Aline-Florence Manent (History) – “The Intellectual Origins of the German Model: Rethinking Democracy in the Federal Republic of Germany”
• Noam Gidron (Government) – “The Transformation of the European Center-Right, 1980-2015”
• Jasmine Samara (Anthropology) – “The Social Afterlife of an International Treaty: Debating Law, Coercion and Violence in a Greek Borderland”
• Carolin Roeder (History) – “Horizontal Networks and Vertical Pursuits: A Transnational History of Mountaineering, 1865-1974”

Five graduate students were awarded a Dissertation Completion Fellowship by CES for the 2014-2015 academic year. Unless otherwise noted, students are enrolled at Harvard University.

• Dzavid Dzanic (History) – “The Civilizing Sea: Indigenous Networks, Napoleanic Offers, and the Origins of the French Mediterranean Empire, 1792-1848”
• Megan Formato (History of Science) – “Writing the Atom: Niels Bohr and the Communication of Quantum Theory, 1911-1927”
• Seth Peabody (Germanic Languages and Literatures) – “Environmental Fantasies: Mountains, Cities, and Heimat in German Cinema”
• Sarah Shortall (History) – “Soldiers of God in a Secular World: French Catholic Political Theologies, 1905-1962”
• Jacob Stulberg (English) – “The Unstaging of the Air: BBC Radio and Modern British Drama”

Four graduate students were awarded a Dissertation Completion Fellowship by CES for the 2013-2014 academic year. Unless otherwise noted, students are enrolled at Harvard University.

• Hannah Callaway (History) – “Liberty, Equality, Property: The Seizure of Private Property in Paris during the French Revolution”
• Charlotte Cavaille (Social Policy/Government) – “The Demand for Government Provided Income Protection in the Age of Permanent Austerity (1970s-2012)”
• Yascha Mounk (Government) – “Luck, Choice and Responsibility in Philosophy and the Popular Imagination”
• Stephen Walsh (History) – “Austria on Ice: Polar Exploration, Liberalism & Habsburg Central Europe, 1865-1948”