Sixteen scholars pursuing research in global studies have been selected for participation as Fellows in the Framing the Global working group. The fellows represent a variety of disciplines from social sciences, humanities, and professional fields, and were chosen based on the following criteria:

• engagement in an active, significant research project involving globalization, global studies or transnational phenomena;
  
• interest in theoretical and methodological issues in the study of global processes;
  
• history of publication dealing directly with the subject of globalization, global studies or transnational phenomena; 
• readiness to begin a book manuscript within one year, drawing on the interdisciplinary conversation of the working group;
  
• commitment to participating in the project for five years.

Tim Bartley	Associate Professor Department of Sociology, IU Bloomington		Prakash Kumar	Assistant Professor Department of History, Colorado State University
	Transnational Governance and the Layering of Rules: Beyond the Regulatory Void			The Science of GM Crops, Globalization, and Civil Society Resistance in India
Manuela Ciotti	Assistant Professor Department of History and Area Studies, Aarhus University, Denmark		Michael Mascarenhas	Assistant Professor Department of Science and Technology Studies, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
	Modern and Contemporary Indian Art and the Global: Culture, Capital and the Development of Post-Colonial Taste			Developing Research, Researching Development: Understanding Knowledge Production about the World's Water Problems
Deborah Cohen	Associate Professor Department of History, University of Missouri at St. Louis and		Deirdre McKay	Senior Lecturer Department of Social Geography and Environmental Politics, Keele University, United Kingdom
				An Archipelago of Care
Lessie Jo Frazier	Associate Professor Department of Gender Studies, IU Bloomington Global '68, Its Erotics and Legacies
			Sean Metzger	Assistant Professor Departments of English, Theater Studies, and Asian and Middle Eastern Studies, Duke University
				The Archipelogics of Belonging: Cultural Production in the Chinese Atlantic
Stephanie DeBoer	Assistant Professor Department of Communication and Culture, International Studies Program, IU Bloomington		Faranak Miraftab	Associate Professor Department of Urban and Regional Planning, University of Illinois
	No Hard Edges: Contingencies of Chinese Digital Film, Media, Space			Faraway Intimate Developments: Global Restructuring of Social Reproduction in Illinois, Togo and Mexico
Zsuzsa Gille	Associate Professor Department of Sociology, University of Illinois		Alex Perullo	Associate Professor Anthropology, Ethnomusicology and African Studies, Bryant University
	Pigs, Paprika and Predestination: The European Union as Material Civilization			Flexible Enclosures: Intellectual Property Rights and the Expressive Arts in Eastern Africa
Anne Griffiths	Associate Professor Department of Anthropology of Law, University of Edinburgh School of Law		Katerina Teaiwa	Pacific Studies Convener, Head of the Pacific Unit, Head of the Pasifika Australia Outreach Program School of Culture, History and Language, Australian National University College of Asia and the Pacific
	Pathways to Law in a Global Context: Continuities and Change over Time			Indigenous Peoples and the Global Remix
Rachel Harvey	Postdoctoral Research Scholar Center on Global Legal Transformation, Columbia Law School Grounding Globalizing: A Historical Study of the Global Foreign Exchange Market