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Open Society Fellows: Summer 2012

Date
July 2012

The Open Society Fellowship Program announces the selection of seven fellows, who will begin their fellowship terms in 2012. They are:

David Cole, Civil Society and Human Rights
Jacob Dlamini, The Afterlife of Secrets
Petina Gappah, The New Pentecostalism in Africa
Angelo Izama, Oil, Corruption, and Power in Uganda
Jameel Jaffer, Privacy, Secrecy, and the War on Terror
Diarmid O’Sullivan, Transparency and Accountability in Extractive Industries
Asim Rafiqui, Visions of Justice

Voices

The Effect of the “War on Terror” on Pakistan

How has Pakistan experienced the “war on terror”? What have been the long-term implications of that war for the human rights of ordinary Pakistanis?

September 20, 2013

Voices

Debating the “War on Terror” Under Obama

In a spirited debate, David Cole and Jameel Jaffer evaluate counterterrorism policy under the Obama administration and the role of human rights groups in curbing the worst abuses.

April 18, 2013

Voices

Does Social Media Help or Hurt Democracy?

Critics argue the web’s culture of personalization undermines the exercise of democratic judgment.

June 3, 2011

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Open Society Fellows: Summer 2012

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Voices

The Effect of the “War on Terror” on Pakistan

Voices

Debating the “War on Terror” Under Obama

Voices

Does Social Media Help or Hurt Democracy?

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