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The James Kaye Memorial Prize for the Best Thesis in History and Visuality

This prize has been made possible through the generosity of James Kaye's family and friends, who have set up a fund to finance a prize for the best thesis in History and Visuality in memory of James, a former research student of the EUI who passed away in February 2011.

The prize will be awarded every two years for the best EUI thesis that combines the study of historical and visual sources.

Rules Governing the Award of the James Kaye Memorial Prize

 

Selection schedule

• Period considered: the two calendar years before year of conferral (1 January to 31 December)

• Departmental thesis proposals to the committee by the end of January

• Decision by 1 April

Prize winners

• 2024: Thor-Oona Swanhild Pignarre Altermatt, HEC Department
• 2022: Elena Maria Rita Rizzi and Bohdan Shumylovych, HEC Department
• 2020: Déborah S. Dubald and Catherine Gibson, HEC Department
• 2018: Cloe Cavero de Carondelet, HEC Department
• 2016: Valentina Marcella, HEC Department
• 2014:Alessandra Becucci, HEC Department
• 2012: Achilleas Hadjikyriacou, HEC Department

By James Kaye