CCS Fellow Shai Dromi’s article, “For good and country: nationalism and the diffusion of humanitarianism in the late nineteenth century”, received the the American Sociological Association Global and Transnational Sociology Section’s Best Graduate Student Paper Award. The article appeared in April 2016 in The Sociological Review.
“…This article provides insight into the complexities involved in national–transnational interactions amidst national and transnational field formation. It examines the nascent transnational humanitarian field of the late nineteenth century through the work of the emerging Red Cross Movement in the 1860s–1890s, drawing primarily on the archive of the International Committee of the Red Cross…”