Fellows Directory
2002-2003
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David Harris Sacks
Affiliation
Reed College
Project Title
Sir Walter Raleigh and the Making of the Atlantic World
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David P. Geggus
Affiliation
University of Florida
Project Title
The Saint Domingue Slave Revolt
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Denise I. Bossy
Affiliation
University of North Flordia
Project Title
‘There Is Also Another Sort of People We Buy for Slaves’: Indian Slavery in Colonial South Carolina, 1660-1730
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Elvira Vilches
Affiliation
Duke University
Project Title
The Economy of the Marvelous: Transatlantic Values and Fictions in the Spanish Empire, 1492-1665
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Fernando M. Gil
Affiliation
Pontificia Universidad Católica Argentina
Project Title
Adapting the Message in the New World: Doctrinas, Confesionarios, Catecismos y Sermonarios. The ‘Monumenta Catechetica Hispanoamericana’ Project
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Guillermo Wilde
Affiliation
National Scientific Council of Argentina
Project Title
Indigenous Elite Continuities and Changes. Guarani Leaders in the Jesuit Missions of Paraguay during the Eighteenth-Century
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James Sidbury
Affiliation
Rice University
Project Title
Conceptions of Africa in Early African American Culture, 1760-1830
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Kenneth R. Mills
Affiliation
University of Michigan
Project Title
Diego de Ocaña, Holy Wanderer: Evangelization and Experience in the Early Modern Spanish World
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Luiz Felipe de Alencastro
Affiliation
School of Economics of Sao Paulo
Project Title
The South Atlantic System: Portuguese America and Portuguese Africa
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Margaret Cohen
Affiliation
Stanford University
Project Title
The Novel and the Sea
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Mark G. Hanna
Affiliation
University of California, San Diego
Project Title
Beneficial Pirates: The Impact of Piracy on Newport and Charleston, 1680-1730
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María Alejandra Irigoín
Affiliation
London School of Economics
Project Title
Revisiting the Role of the New World in Global History: Spanish America Silver Bound for China on North American Vessels and the Expansion of Global Trade, After the 1780s