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List of Guggenheim Fellowships awarded in 1981

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Two hundred and eighty-eight scholars, artists, and scientists received Guggenheim Fellowships in 1981.[1][2] $5,099,000 was disbursed between the recipients, who were chosen from an applicant pool of 3,017.[3][4] University of California, Berkeley had the most winners on their faculty (16), followed by Harvard University (14) and Yale University (9).[1][5]

1981 U.S. and Canadian Fellows

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CategoryField of StudyFellowInstitutional associationResearch topicNotesRef
Creative ArtsChoreographyPeter G. AnastosTravel to Leningrad to research for a book on Russian Imperial Ballet commissioned by Alfred A. KnopfAlso won in 1991[6][7][8]
Laura DeanLaura Dean Dancers and MusiciansNew choreography and music compositionAlso won in 1976[3][7][9]
Andrew deGroatChoreography[7]
David GordonPick Up Performance Company[7][10]
Sara RudnerSara Rudner Performance Ensemble[7][11]
Drama & Performance ArtJoanna GlassPlay Memory (opened 1983)[12]
Lavonne MuellerWriting a play about Tolstoy[13]
James SchevillBrown UniversityPlaywriting[14][15]
Ntozake Shange[16]
John Von Hartz[17]
Gerald C. WealesUniversity of Hawaii (visiting)Survey of American film comedy of the 1930s[18][19]
Samm-Art WilliamsPlaywriting[20]
FictionWalter AbishColumbia UniversityWriting sequel to How German Is It; also, purchasing a new typewriter[21][22]
Margaret AtwoodWriting[23]
Gina BerriaultSan Francisco State University[24][25]
Frederick BuschColgate University[26]
Stuart DybekWestern Michigan University[27]
William Gaddis[28]
Cecelia Holland[29]
Michael MewshawUniversity of Texas at Austin[30]
Tim O'Brien[31]
FilmEdward BakstExperimentation with 2D computer animation[32][33]
John BlockFilmmaking[32]
Julie DashResearch on Gullah culture of the Sea Islands[32][34]
Josef K. KramesCleveland Clinic Educational FoundationFilmmaking[32][35]
William A. LundbergFilm installation pieces[32]
Vladimir RifFilmmaking[32]
Ross Spears [de][32]
Michael WeilFilm: Pawns and Dreams[32][36]
Film, Video, & Radio Script WritingJon SwanColumbia UniversityResearch for his narrative poem Freydis Erik's-daughter & the Vinland Venture[37][22]
Fine ArtsAlice AdamsSchool of Visual ArtsSculpture[32]
Rudolf BaranikPratt InstitutePainting[32]
Jake BerthotCooper Union[32]
Paul Louis BrownBrandeis University[32][38]
Karen A. Carson[32]
Tom ClancyFordham CollegeSculpture[32]
Arthur CohenPainting[32]
Vera KlementUniversity of Chicago[32][39]
Pedro LujanSculpture[32]
Tom MarioniMuseum of Conceptual ArtConceptual art[32][40]
Laura NewmanPainting[32]
Raymond ParkerHunter College, CUNYAlso won in 1967[32][41]
Joanna Pousette-Dart[32]
Arden ScottParsons School of DesignSculpture: built a seaworthy schooner[32][42]
John G. WalkerPainting[32][43]
Isaac WitkinParsons School of DesignSculpture[32]
Music CompositionEdward BarnesFirst Act TheaterComposing[44]
Larry T. BellBoston Conservatory and Juilliard School[45]
Warren F. BensonEastman School of Music[46]
Anthony Braxton[47][43]
Gerald Busby[48]
Stuart R. DempsterUniversity of Washington[49][50]
John Anthony LennonUniversity of TennesseeComposing commissioned works for chamber groups and orchestras[51]
Tobias PickerComposing[52]
Tison C. StreetHarvard University[1]
Ramon Zupko [nl; de]Western Michigan University[27]
Menachem Zur [hr]Rubin Academy of Music in Jerusalem[53][54]
PhotographyJerry DantzicLong Island UniversityAlso won in 1977[32][55]
Jay DusardThe North American Cowboy series[32][56]
Paul Kwilecki[32]
Helen LevittAlso won in 1959 and 1960[32][57]
Jerome LieblingHampshire CollegeAlso won in 1976[32][58][59]
William MaguireFlorida International UniversityNight photography in small towns in the southeastern US[32][60]
Paul A. McDonoughPratt Institute[32]
Meridel RubensteinUniversity of Colorado Boulder (visiting)[32][61]
David Weaver WingGrossmont College[32]
PoetryMadeline DeFreesUniversity of Massachusetts AmherstWriting[58]
Carol MuskeUniversity of Virginia (visiting)[62][22]
Sharon Olds[63]
John PeckMount Holyoke College[58]
Michael RyanPrinceton University[64][16]
Wendy SalingerSouth Carolina Arts Commission (visiting)[65]
James Schuyler[66]
Dave SmithCritical essays on James Wright[67]
David Anthony WevillUniversity of Texas at AustinWriting[30]
Video & AudioSkip Blumberg[32]
John Floyd SturgeonUses of computers on camera-generated video images[32][68]
HumanitiesAmerican LiteratureAllen GuttmannAmherst CollegeAvery Brundage and the Olympic Movement[69]
Mason Lowance Jr.University of Massachusetts Amherst[58]
Joel MyersonUniversity of South CarolinaCompilation of a descriptive bibliography which will include full publication information on the works of Emily Dickinson[65]
Joel PorteHarvard University[1]
Richard RulandCollege of William and Mary (visiting)British backgrounds of American literature[70]
Frederick TurnerUniversity of New Mexico (visiting)[61]
Architecture, Planning, & DesignJean BonyUC BerkeleyArchitectural consequences of the Norman conquest of England[32][5]
Dolores HaydenUCLAAmerican spatial design and political influence from colonial times to the present[71]
Allan B. JacobsUC BerkeleyField observation in the planning and design of cities[5]
BiographyRobert Fizdale[72]
Arthur Gold[73]
Meryle Secrest[74]
British HistoryGeorge Ramsay CookYork University[75][76]
Derek HirstWashington University in St. LouisRole of the military under Oliver Cromwell[70]
Leonard M. ThompsonYale University[77]
ClassicsAnne Pippin BurnettUniversity of Chicago[78]
Charles P. SegalHarvard University[79][80]
Leslie L. Threatte, Jr.UC BerkeleyAttic inscriptions[5]
East Asian StudiesTetsuo NajitaUniversity of Chicago[39]
Denis SinorIndiana UniversityHistory of Inner AsiaAlso won in 1968[4][81]
William Theodore de BaryColumbia UniversityIndividualism in Neo-Confucian thought[17][22]
Economic HistoryMira WilkinsFlorida International UniversityScholarly history of foreign investment in the States[60]
English LiteratureDavid M. BevingtonUniversity of ChicagoAlso won in 1964[39][82]
Jay Franklin Fellows[83]
Samuel HynesPrinceton UniversityEnglish literature and society, 1914-1926Also won in 1959[64][16][84]
Peter J. ManningUniversity of Southern California[85]
Louis L. MartzYale UniversityAlso won in 1948[86]
James C. NohrnbergUniversity of VirginiaEpic work of John Milton[62]
William S. PetersonUniversity of Maryland[87]
Maureen QuilliganYale UniversityRenaissance politics, courtship, and literary culture[19][17]
Peter L. ShillingsburgMississippi State UniversityWilliam Makepeace Thackeray and his publishers[88]
Meredith Anne SkuraRice UniversityPatterns in Shakespeare's use of sources[89]
Thomas O. SloaneUC BerkeleyDonne, John Milton, and the disintegration of humanist rhetoric[5]
Marianna TorgovnickWilliams CollegeModern art and the modern novel[32]
George T. WrightUniversity of Minnesota[90][91]
Fine Arts ResearchWalter CahnYale UniversityIllustrations of the Grandes Chroniques de France[32]
Marianne W. MartinBoston CollegeRelationship between art and dance during the past hundred years[32]
Otto Karl Werckmeister [de]UCLAHistorical conditions of Paul Klee's career[32][71]
French HistoryElizabeth L. EisensteinUniversity of MichiganFrench publicists in politics, 1750-1850[92][93]
Christopher H. JohnsonWayne State UniversityIndustrialization and deindustrialization in Languedoc, 1700-1914[92]
Donald R. Kelley [ru]University of RochesterTradition of law and science of humanityAlso won in 1974[92][46][94]
French LiteratureClaude Abraham[95]
Gérard DefauxJohns Hopkins UniversityRabelais' Pantagruel and Christian skepticism in the early 16th century[96][17]
Denis HollierUC BerkeleySocial disorder in the novel[5]
Jeffrey S. MehlmanJohns Hopkins UniversityMaurice Blanchot's writings of the 1930s[17]
General NonfictionRobert GarisWellesley College[97]
German & East European HistoryPeter J. LoewenbergUCLAAustrian Marxists, 1889-1938[71]
German & Scandinavian LiteraturePeter M. DalyMcGill University[98][99]
Paul Michael LützelerWashington University in St. LouisDefinitive biography of Hermann Broch[70]
History of ScienceDaniel J. KevlesCalifornia Institute of TechnologyHistory of eugenics and human genetics in the US and Britain, 1890s-present[100]
Margaret W. RossiterUC BerkeleyHistory of women scientists in the United States[5]
Iberian & Latin American HistoryNicolás Sánchez-Albornoz [es; fr; gl; ca; eu]New York University[101]
John WomackHarvard University[1]
Intellectual & Cultural HistoryRobert Wohl [es]UCLACultural history of the First World War[92][71]
Latin American LiteratureThomas ColchieTranslation of The Devil to Pay in the Backlands[102]
LinguisticsSuzanne FleischmanUC BerkeleyTense, aspect, and modality in Romance languages[5]
Literary CriticismT. Walter Herbert Jr.Southwestern University[103]
W. J. T. MitchellUniversity of ChicagoImage in literature and the visual arts[32][39]
Marjorie Gabrielle PerloffUniversity of Southern CaliforniaFuturist poetics[104][17]
Janet ToddDouglass CollegeThe servant in English literature[64]
Paul de ManYale UniversityResearch at Northwestern UniversityAlso won in 1970[105]
Medieval HistoryMichael R. McVaugh [de]University of North Carolina at Chapel HillMedical society and practice in Aragon, Spain, 1290-1330[106][107]
Medieval LiteratureFrederick L. CheyetteAmherst CollegeHistory of Southern France before the Albigensian Crusade[92][58][69]
H. Marshall Leicester Jr.UC Santa CruzImpersonated artistry and the art of compromise in the Canterbury Tales[108]
James Irving WimsattUniversity of Texas at AustinChaucer and his French contemporaries[30]
Music ResearchClaude Victor PaliscaYale UniversityAlso won in 1959[109][110]
Loren PartridgeUC BerkeleyImage of war and peace in Italian Renaissance art and culture[32][5]
Curtis Alexander PriceWashington University in St. LouisTheatre music of Henry Purcell[70]
Harvey SachsMusical life in Mussolini's Italy[17]
Near Eastern StudiesWilliam G. DeverUniversity of ArizonaExcavation of Bronze Age settlements in the central highlands of the Negev Desert in the Sinai[111]
Roy P. MottahedehPrinceton UniversityBureaucracy in medieval Iran and Iraq[64][16]
Eugene UlrichUniversity of Notre DameEditio princeps of the approximately 50 Dead Sea Scrolls allotted to Patrick W. Skehan[112]
PhilosophyR. E. Allen [de]Northwestern UniversityPhilosophical commentary on Plato's Republic[113]
Michael FredePrinceton UniversityEpistemology of Hellenistic medicine[64][16][113]
Bernd MagnusUC RiversideNietzsche's deconstruction of philosophy[114][113]
Alexander RosenbergSyracuse University[114][115]
Barry StroudUC BerkeleyPhilosophical skepticism[5][113]
Photography StudiesHenry G. WilhelmStability and preservation of color photographs[32]
ReligionWilliam A. Graham Jr.Harvard UniversityFunction and concept of "Scripture" in the history of religion[1][17]
John MeyendorffSt. Vladimir's Orthodox Theological Seminary[116]
Russian HistoryAlexander RabinowitchIndiana UniversityPetrograd politics and society during the first six month of Soviet rule[4]
Richard S. Wortman [ru]Princeton UniversityCulture and mentality of Russian autocracy, 1825-1917[64][16]
Slavic LiteratureMaurice FriedbergUniversity of Illinois Urbana-ChampaignLiterary translation in RussiaAlso won in 1970[117][17]
John GladUniversity of Maryland[118]
Robert TracyUC BerkeleyTranslation of Osip Mandelstam's Tristia[5]
South Asian StudiesAlfred HiltebeitelGeorge Washington University[119]
Thomas R. MetcalfUC BerkeleyBritish colonial architecture in India and Africa, 1880-1930[32][5]
Spanish & Portuguese LiteratureFrancisco Márquez VillanuevaHarvard University[120]
Colbert I. NepaulsinghSUNY Albany[121]
Theatre ArtsBrooks McNamaraNew York UniversityThe Shuberts and the American theatre[122]
United States HistoryJames L. AxtellCollege of William and MaryThe Invasion Within: The contest of cultures in colonial North America (published 1986)[123]
David D. HallBoston University[124]
Charles E. NeuBrown University[125]
Nell Irvin PainterUniversity of North Carolina at Chapel HillAmerican views of the South from the emancipation period following the Civil War to the first half of the 20th century, when W. J. Cash and Richard Wright wrote their major works about the South[106][107]
Lewis Curtis PerryIndiana UniversityEmotions in American thought and culture[4]
Michael Schaller [ja]University of ArizonaReviewing the occupation of Japan and containment in Southeast Asia, 1945-1953[111]
Robert Huddleston WiebeNorthwestern University[126]
Joan Hoff WilsonUniversity of Virginia (visiting)Legal legacy of Mary Ritter Beard[62]
Donald E. WorsterUniversity of HawaiiIrrigation in the west and its political and economic impact on society[18]
Natural SciencesApplied MathematicsJoel E. CohenRockefeller UniversityMathematical population theory[127]
Bengt Fornberg [fr]University of Colorado at BoulderComputational methods in fluid mechanics[127][100]
David GaleUC BerkeleyEconomic applications of optimization theoryAlso won in 1962[5][127][128][17]
Harold GradNew York UniversityMathematical and physical properties of queer differential equations[127]
Benjamin LaxMassachusetts Institute of TechnologyNonlinear maneto-optics[129][17]
Burton H. SingerColumbia University and Rockefeller UniversityLongitudinal studies in medicine and sociology[127][22]
Roger J. B. WetsUniversity of KentuckyDecision making that involves mathematical modeling[130][127]
Astronomy & AstrophysicsNicholas Z. ScovilleUniversity of Massachusetts AmherstObservational and theoretical studies of star formation[58][17]
Saul TeukolskyCornell UniversityRelativistic astrophysics[131]
ChemistryMichael J. BerryRice UniversityMolecular dynamics[89]
Weston T. BordenUniversity of WashingtonResearch at Institute for Molecular Science and Princeton University[132]
Daryle H. BuschOhio State UniversityOxidation mechanisms[35]
David ChandlerUniversity of Illinois Urbana-ChampaignQuantum processes in condensed phases[133][17]
Bruce GanemCornell UniversityOrganic synthesis[131]
James Edwin GuilletUniversity of Toronto[134]
C. David GutscheWashington University in St. LouisEnzyme models[70]
Kenneth D. JordanUniversity of PittsburghElectron transmission spectroscopy[135]
W. Carl LinebergerUniversity of Colorado Boulder[136]
William Martin McClainWayne State University[137]
Devon W. MeekOhio State UniversitySynthesis of small metal clusters[35]
Albert PadwaEmory University[138]
W. Clark Still Jr.Columbia UniversityStereochemical control[22]
Robert W. WoodyColorado State University[139]
Computer ScienceRobert M. GrayStanford UniversityResearch at University of Paris XI[140][141]
Richard J. LiptonPrinceton UniversityTheory of very-large-scale integration[64][16][127]
Zohar MannaStanford UniversityVerification and synthesis of concurrent programs[127]
Earth SciencePeter M. BellCarnegie Institution of WashingtonComposition and properties of the earth's mantle[17]
Christopher J. GarrettDalhousie University[142][143]
Raymond Siever [de]Harvard UniversityResearch at the University of Tokyo[1][144]
Carl WunschMassachusetts Institute of Technology[145]
EngineeringLarry M. SweetPrinceton UniversityTransfer of advanced transportation technology from Japan to the US[64][16]
MathematicsHarold M. EdwardsNew York UniversityHistory of algebraic number theory[127]
Paul R. GarabedianMagnetohydrodynamic equilibriumAlso won in 1966[127][146]
Robert L. GriessUniversity of MichiganSporadic simple groups[64][93][127]
Branko GrünbaumUniversity of WashingtonGeometry of patterns[127]
Melvin HochsterUniversity of MichiganCommutative algebra and algebraic geometry[93][127]
Tsit-Yuen LamUC BerkeleyAlgebraic theory of quadratic forms and ordered fields[5][127]
Julius L. ShanesonRutgers UniversityGeometric topology[64][19][127]
Medicine & HealthDavid H. AlpersWashington University School of MedicineIntestinal protein metabolism and function[70]
Alvin E. Davis IIIHarvard University[1]
Bruce A. D. StockerStanford UniversityAlso won in 1971[147]
Saul WinegradUniversity of Pennsylvania[19]
Lee Alan WittersHarvard University[1]
Molecular & Cellular BiologyHarrison EcholsUC BerkeleyControl of fidelity in DNA replication[5]
Murray J. FraserMcGill University[148]
William A. GibbonsUniversity of Wisconsin–MadisonEnzyme mechanisms, metabolic pathways, and their control on whole cells[149]
Donald R. HelinskiUC San DiegoCircular DNA elements in animal cells[150]
Elizabeth W. JonesCarnegie-Mellon UniversityGenetic analysis of enzyme processing and localization in yeast[135]
Arthur Louis KochIndiana UniversityRole of surface stress in the morphology of microbes[4]
Mauricio MontalUC San DiegoMolecular neurobiology and psychopharmacology[150]
NeuroscienceDarwin K. BergFactors in the survival of neurons[150]
Albert J. BergerUniversity of Washington[151]
William B. Kristan Jr.UC San DiegoRegeneration in annelid nervous systems[150]
Organismic Biology & EcologyMax K. HechtQueens College[152]
Kenneth Henry NealsonUC San DiegoPrecipitation of metals by marine bacteria[150]
Robert T. PaineUniversity of Washington[153]
Thomas J. M. Schopf [de]University of Chicago[154]
David B. WakeUC BerkeleyEvolution of European and American salamanders[5]
Ernest Edward WilliamsHarvard UniversityAlso won in 1952[1][155]
Plant SciencesMichael T. CleggUniversity of Georgia[156]
Roger M. SpanswickCornell UniversityMembrane transport in plants[131]
PhysicsEric G. AdelbergerUniversity of Washington[157]
Donald F. DuBoisLos Alamos Scientific Laboratory[61]
John D. JoannopoulosMassachusetts Institute of Technology[158]
Tom LubenskyUniversity of Pennsylvania[19]
Alfred K. Mann[19]
Luke W. MoVirginia Polytechnic Institute and State University[159]
Donald Robert UhlmannMassachusetts Institute of TechnologyResearch at École Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne[160]
Social SciencesAnthropology & Cultural StudiesEric DelsonAmerican Museum of Natural History[161]
Kent V. FlanneryUniversity of MichiganOrigins of agriculture in the prehistoric valley of Oaxaca[93]
Melvin KonnerHarvard University[1]
Lawrence RosenPrinceton UniversityTheory and practice of justice in modern Islamic law court[64][16]
Stanley J. TambiahHarvard University[1]
EconomicsPranab K. BardhanUC BerkeleyLand, labor, and rural poverty[5]
Franklin M. FisherMassachusetts Institute of Technology[162]
Sanford J. GrossmanUniversity of Pennsylvania[19]
Robert E. Lucas Jr.University of Chicago[39]
Charles R. PlottCalifornia Institute of TechnologyDeveloping experimental methods in political economy research[100]
EducationRobert Francis EngsUniversity of Pennsylvania[19]
Environmental Studies & GeographyMartyn Carden KellmanYork University[163]
Billie Lee Turner IIClark University[164]
LawCalum CarmichaelCornell UniversityLaw and narrative in the Bible[131]
Robert M. CoverYale Law SchoolSupreme Court and American ideology[165][166]
Charles Donahue Jr.Harvard Law SchoolMarriage in law and family in the Middle Ages[1][166]
Ernest GellhornUniversity of VirginiaFoundations of the unfairness doctrine and its evolution through the 1972 FTC v. Sperry & Hutchinson Trading Stamp Co. Supreme Court case[62]
Joseph GoldsteinYale Law School[167]
Political ScienceMarshall BermanCity College of New York[168]
Thomas P. BernsteinColumbia UniversitySoviet and Chinese peasants under state socialism[22]
Bernard C. CohenUniversity of Wisconsin–MadisonPublic participation in foreign policy-making[149]
Martha Ann DerthickBrookings Institution[169]
John A. FerejohnCalifornia Institute of TechnologyLegislators and their constituencies[170][100]
Ole R. HolstiDuke UniversityResearch on the impact of the Vietnam War on the beliefs of American leaders[106]
Thomas L PangleUniversity of Toronto[171]
PsychologyElliot AronsonUC Santa CruzPeer teaching to reduce unintended teenage pregnancy[108]
Elizabeth BatesUniversity of Colorado Boulder[172]
Ann Lesley BrownUniversity of Illinois[173]
Lawrence HubertUC Santa Barbara[174]
Harold H. KelleyUCLAPatterns of social interaction[71]
Hope Jensen LeichterColumbia UniversityRole of memory within the family[22]
John E. R. StaddonDuke UniversityDynamics of learning[106]
SociologyEliot L. FreidsonNew York UniversityPower of the professions[175]
Mark GranovetterSUNY at Stony BrookSociology of income differences[175]
Andrew ScullUC San DiegoConcepts of insanity in England, 1750-1890[150][175]
Paul StarrHarvard UniversityPolitics and social theory[1][175]
Maurice ZeitlinUCLASocialists and organized labor in America since the 1930s[71][17][175]
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1981 Latin American and Caribbean Fellows

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CategoryField of StudyFellowInstitutional associationResearch topicNotesRef
Creative ArtsFictionReinaldo ArenasWriting[17]
Griselda Gambaro[17]
Fine ArtPaulo Roberto Barbosa Bruscky [pt]Visual art[17]
Miguel Cervantes [es]Painting[176][177]
Luis FrangellaVisual art[17]
Music CompositionGermán CáceresComposing
PoetryDaniel Leva [es]Sociedad General de Escritores de MéxicoWriting[17][178]
HumanitiesArchitecture, Planning, & DesignLygia PapeUniversidade Santa ÚrsulaPopular architecture in Brazil[17][179]
Fine Arts ResearchTeresa del CondeNational Autonomous University of MexicoFreud's aesthetic ideas[17][180]
Iberian & Latin American HistoryM. Blanca París OddoneSocial history of education in Uruguay[17][181][182]
LinguisticsRodolfo Cerrón-PalominoNational University of San Marcos[17][183]
Spanish & Portuguese LiteratureAffonso Romano de Sant'AnnaUniversity of ProvenceCarnival and "carnivalization" in Brazilian literature[17][184]
Natural SciencesChemistryArnoldo Felisberto Imbiriba da RochaFederal University of AmazonasAlkaloids of Amazonian plants[17][185]
MathematicsPaul A. SchweitzerPontifical Catholic University of Rio de Janeiro[186]
Molecular & Cellular BiologyGiuseppe CilentoUniversity of São PauloAlso won in 1977[187][188]
José Luis SaboríoNational Polytechnic InstituteProtein modification in protein function[17][189]
NeuroscienceHugo Aréchiga [es]National Autonomous University of MexicoNeuroendocrine aspects of biological rhythms[17][190]
PhysicsCarlos Federico BungeAtomic properties[17][191]
Belita KoillerPontificia Universidade Católica do Rio de JaneiroResearch at UC Berkeley[192][193]
Plant SciencesWilliam Antônio RodriguesNational Institute of Amazonian ResearchTaxonomic studies of MyristicaceaeAlso won in 1970[194][195]
Patricio von HildebrandDynamics of regeneration in tropical rainforests[17]
Social SciencesAnthropologyLourdes ArizpeColegio de MéxicoCulture in developing countries[17][196][197]
EconomicsAdolfo Martin CanitrotCenter for Studies of the State and SocietyIndustrialization policy and economic behavior in Argentina, 1930-1976[17]
Political ScienceJuan Pablo Terra GallinalPolitical process[17]
SociologyNéstor García CancliniNational School of Anthropology and History and National Autonomous University of MexicoSociology of art and culture[17][198]
Sergio Miceli Pessôa de BarrosFundação Getulio VargasSociology of the Brazilian Catholic Church, 1890-1980[17][199]
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