Globalizing Eurasia Recipients

2025: Andrei Dumitrescu, Art History PhD, Greece, North Macedonia, Kosovo

2024: Hanna Foelsz, Political Science PhD, Hungary, Poland // Haoran Shi, Anthropology PhD, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan

2023: Alin Constantin, History PhD, Germany, Hungary, Romania, Switzerland, UK // Mariya Shevelkina, Art & Art History PhD, Armenia, Georgia, Turkey

2021: Hanna Foelsz, Political Science PhD, Hungary, Poland, and Czech Republic // Morgan Tufan, History PhD, England, Azerbaijan, France, and Turkey

2019: Alexandra Sukalo, History PhD, Estonia, Georgia, Latvia, and Lithuania // Joshua Tapper, History PhD, Russia, Ukraine, Lithuania, and Israel

2018: Kristo Nurmis, History PhD,  Lithuania and Russia // Anna Zhang, Political Science PhD, China and Kazakhstan

2017: Jinyi Chu, Slavic Languages and Literatures PhD, Russia, France, and China // Mejgan Massoumi, History PhD, Tajikistan and India

2016: Ali Aydin Karamustafa, History PhD, Armenia, Iran, Italy // Lukas Dovern, History PhD, Germany, Poland and Russia

2015: Adrien Smith, Slavic Languages and Literatures PhD, Vilnius, St. Petersburg, and Moscow

2014: Grace Zhou, Anthropology PhD, in Kyrgyzstan, China, Turkestan // Tricia Owlett, East Asian Languages and Cultures PhD, China and Mongolia

2013: Vladimir Troyansky, History PhD, Bulgaria, Georgia, and Turkey

2025: Anna Pikarska, History, Ukraine (remote)

2015: Beatrice Garrard, History, Bucharest, Romania, Budapest, Hungary, and Istanbul, Turkey

2014: Sam Rebo, Russia and Armenia

2013: Miguel Boluda, Russia and Spain