Summer 2010 - St Antony's College - University of Oxford

News of Old Antonians
Ariel Ezrahi (‘99)
He and his wife Christina (‘99) are
delighted to announce the birth of their
daughter Lina Bettina Ezrahi (pictured
right)
Michael Clark (’02)
published Albion and Jerusalem: The Anglo-
Jewish Community in the Post-Emancipation
Era, 1858-1887 (OUP 2009)
Meng-Hsuan Chou (’02)
Completed PhD in International Studies
at the University of Cambridge in 2008
and is currently on a 4 year postdoctoral
fellowship at ARENA, Centre for
European Studies at the University of Oslo.
Steffan Hertog (’02)
Princes, Brokers and Bureaucrats:
Oil and the State in Saudi Arabia
http://www.cornellpress.cornell.edu/
cup_detail.taf?ti_id=5586
Fiona Clark ( Nee Howie) (’03)
married to Michael Clark (02) in Sept
2009 in Torri del Benaco, Italy. They now
live and work in London.
Michal Maltese (’03)
Was named a Fellow of the Royal Society
of Arts on Oct 2009
Emmanuel Nuesiri (’03)
His wife Joyous has had a baby girl (below)
called Ezra (God helps) Mormandem
(God’s child) Nuesiri born on 18 April
2010.
Ryan Johnson (’05) (pictured below)
Married on 19 September 2009
to Tanja Teofilovic in Broadway,
Worcestershire, at the Lygon Arms
Hotel. (photo below) In October
2009 he started a two year fixed term
lectureship in history at the University
of Strathclyde, Glasgow, which has
now been made into a permanent
lecturing post starting in September
2010.
John Loughlin (’06)
Was designated an Officier de l’Ordre
des Palmes Académiques by the
National Ministry of Education of
the Republic of France on January
11, 2010. John was honored for his
distinguished academic career devoted to
European politics, his tireless contribution
to the diffusion of the French language
and culture in the United Kingdom, and
his extensive publications on France.
Giselle Aris (’07)
Has been working in India since July, as a
Deshpande Foundation Fellow. Her main
project is launching the Navachetana
Dairy Initiative, a social enterprise
focused on dairy farmers. She is the
convener of the initiative, and is pleased
to see it is really getting off the ground.
Juliette Harkin (’07)
Has a new job with The Economist
Intelligence Unit as a speaker manager for
Middle East and Africa, based in Dubai.
Thais Bessa and
Benjamin Mackenzie-Grieve (’07)
Are pleased to announce the birth of our
baby girl (below), Isabella Christian Bessa
Mackenzie-Grieve on February 8th 2010
in Brazil
Helene Gandois (’04)
Has published her D.Phil thesis:
From ploughshare to sword: regionalism in Africa
(Lambert Academic Publishing 2009)
Antonius Kufferath (’04)
married Sue Meng (Lincoln ’03) on
October 10, 2009, in Stockbridge,
Massachusetts.
Dimitar Bechev (‘05) (pictured right)
Dimitar and Galina Kostadinova were
married in Oxford on 6 November 2009.
Dimitar published Historical Dictionary
of the Republic of Macedonia (Scarecrow
Press, 2009) and co-edited Mediterranean
Frontiers: Borders, Conflict and Memory in a
Transnational World (IB Tauris, 2010) with
Prof Kalypso Nicolaidis, a fellow of the
College.
Marissa Doran (’06)
Working on House Committee on
Foreign Affairs in Washington, DC.
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Santiago Mariani (’08)
Is the Project Manager of the
Andean Region-US Dialogue Forum
(project co-sponsored by the Carter
Center and International IDEA)
Hashi Mohamed (’08)
Was one of two BVC students from The
City Law School to win the prestigious
Lincoln’s Inn annual Mooting
Competition.
Mike Bowerbank (’09)
Baby (below) - Logan Ryan Bowerbank,
Born Sunday, April 18 7lbs 5 oz.