Non-resident Long-term Fellows
The Swedish Collegium for Advanced Study has an ambition to articulate the significance of the
social and human sciences
for an understanding of the contemporary and historical condition of
humankind in its diverse global
contexts. This stance has long been a cornerstone of the profile
and activities of SCAS. In these efforts, the Collegium benefits from the contributions of its Non-
resident Long-term Fellows. They also serve in an advisory role in the assessment of
candidates
to the Collegium’s different
fellowship programmes. Moreover, Long-term Fellows
participate
in
the meetings of the Academic Senate and act
as mentors to the Pro Futura Scientia
Programme’s
early-career scholars.
Bruce G. Carruthers
Non-resident Long-term Fellow for Programmes on Global Governance, SCAS.
John D. MacArthur Professor of Sociology, Northwestern University, Evanston, IL
Linda Colley
Non-resident Long-term Fellow for Programmes in Early Modern and Modern History, SCAS.
Shelby M.C. Davis 1958 Professor of History, Princeton University
Marianne Gullberg
Non-resident Long-term Fellow for Programmes in Languages and Cognitive Science, SCAS.
Professor of Psycholinguistics, and Chair/Director, Lund University Humanities Lab, and of
the national research infrastructure HUMINFRA
Sverker Sörlin
Non-resident Long-term Fellow for Programmes on Environmental Humanities, SCAS.
Professor of Environmental History, KTH Royal Institute of Technology, Stockholm
Alisse Waterston
Non-resident Long-term Fellow for Programmes in Transnational Processes, Structural Violence,
and
Inequality, SCAS.
Presidential Scholar and Professor of Anthropology,
the City University of New York
Michael John Watts
Non-resident Long-term Fellow for Programmes
on the Political Economy of Development and
Development Policy, SCAS.
Class of ‘63 Professor of Geography Emeritus,
University of California, Berkeley
