Year Awarded: 2000... Read more about Military Conflict as a Public Health Problem

Year Awarded: 2001... Read more about Identity as a Variable

Year Awarded: 2002... Read more about Religion in Global Politics

Year Awarded: 2003... Read more about International Human Capital Flows and Development

Year Awarded: 2005... Read more about The Political Economy of Globalization: How Firms, Workers, and Policymakers are Responding to Global Economic Integration

Year Awarded: 2005... Read more about Humanitarian Response to Forced Migration: The 1947 Partition of India

Year Awarded: 2007... Read more about A Comparative Study of Responses to Discrimination by Members of Stigmatized Groups

Year Awarded: 2008... Read more about Empirical Studies of the Economics of Urban Poverty Reduction

Year Awarded: 2009... Read more about Pentecostalism in Transnational Perspective

Year Awarded: 2009... Read more about Understanding African Poverty over the Longue Durée

Year Awarded: 2010... Read more about The Costs and Benefits of Carbon and Air Pollution Control in China: An Interdisciplinary and Analytical Framework

This cluster began in 2011 as the Weatherhead Initiative on Global History, before becoming the Weatherhead Research Cluster on Global Transformations in 2017.

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Global history is one of the leading new approaches in recent years that has helped to transform the study of the past. The contemporary trends summarized under the term “globalization” have lent urgency to...

Year Awarded: 2015

This initiative has concluded its research.

The mission of the Weatherhead Initiative on Gender Inequality (WIGi) is to shed light on the cultural, social, economic, and political forces that maintain and break down gender inequalities in postindustrial societies. We meet biweekly to discuss such issues and build an academic community bringing together those interested in the WIGi mission.

The team's research...

Year Awarded: 2016

This initiative has concluded its research.

Climate engineering, or geoengineering, is the deliberate, large-scale alteration of the climate system to counteract climate change caused by accumulating greenhouse gases. This initiative addresses some of the pertinent questions about climate change that fall outside the confines of the natural sciences, such as implications for politics, governance, economics, security, game theory, and more. By addressing these global topics, the research team hopes to fill in gaps in the existing...