NSF Young Investigator

9458329布鲁贝克该奖项根据国家科学基金会的青年研究人员奖计划，为罗杰斯·布鲁贝克博士提供支持。该计划的目标是表彰杰出的科学和工程领域的年轻教师，通过为研究和教育活动提供灵活的支持来促进最近获得博士学位的人的学术生涯，并促进学术界、产业界和支持研究和教育的机构之间的联系和合作。布鲁贝克博士已经在社会学领域做出了重大的研究贡献，她有潜力成为学术研究和教育领域的领导者。这一奖项将允许研究人员在他现有的比较历史社会学和民族国家的政治和文化分析研究的基础上再接再厉。他的研究兴趣涉及国际移民、公民身份、国籍和国籍等领域。在接下来的几年里，他将把他在这一领域的初步工作扩展到东欧和前苏联死灰复燃的民族主义。他将重点探讨少数民族之间的动态和潜在的爆炸性三角相互作用，他们所在的国有化国家，以及少数民族按种族国籍(尽管不是合法公民身份)所属的外部民族“家园”。该项目将是一项持续的努力，试图理解苏联革命前的民族主义动态与苏联解体后出现的民族主义动态之间的关系。这将包括冲突的长期历史和地缘政治模式，以及苏联民族政策和其他中间事件和变数的影响。这项研究有望在政治化的民族性和基本的社会理论方面提供启示。通过对少数民族、国有化国家S和外来民族家园这三个紧密相连的政治领域的持续比较分析，试图把握民族主义主张和反主张产生、强化和消退的互动过程。

9458329 Brubaker This award provides support to Dr. Rogers Brubaker under the National Science Foundation's Young Investigator Awards program. The objective of this program is to recognize outstanding young faculty in science and engineering, to enhance the academic career of recent PhD recipients by providing flexible support for research and educational activities, and to foster contact and cooperation between academia, industry, and institutions that support research and education. Dr. Brubaker has already made significant research contributions to the field of sociology, and she has the potential to become a leader in academic research and education. This award will allow the investigator to build on his existing research on comparative historical sociology and political and cultural analyses of nation states. His research interests are in the areas of international migration, citizenship, nationhood, and nationality. During the next few years he will extend his initial work in this area which focussed on Western Europe to resurgent nationalisms in Eastern Europe and the former Soviet Union. He will focus on the dynamic, and potentially explosive, triangular interplay between national minorities, the nationalizing states in which they live, and the external national "homelands" to which the minorities belong by ethnic nationality though not by legal citizenship. The project will be a sustained effort to try to understand the dynamics of nationalism before the Soviet Revolution relate to those that have emerged in the wake of the collapse of the USSR. This will include the long-standing histories and geopolitical patterns of conflict, and the impact of Soviet nationalities policy and other intervening events and variables. This research promises enlightenment about both politicized ethnicity and fundamental social theory. Through sustained comparative analysis of the closely interlocking political fields of national minorities, nationalizing state s and external national homelands, it seeks to grasp the interactive processes through which nationalist claims and counterclaims arise, intensify, and subside.