For full functionality of this site it is necessary to enable JavaScript. Here are the instructions how to enable JavaScript in your web browser. FacultyHistory »Faculty Anna Akasoy Islamic Intellectual History Timothy Alborn British History, History of Business, History of Science Joel Allen Roman Empire, Ancient History Swapna Banerjee World History: Colonial South Asia, Modern India; Comparative Women, Gender, Subaltern and Family history; Social and Cultural history Beth Baron Modern Egypt, History of Medicine, Gender History, Middle East Elissa Bemporad Elissa Bemporad is a social and cultural historian focusing on the Jews of Russia and Eastern Europe in modern times. She is interested in questions of mass violence, gender, and trauma. Her most recent work explores antisemitism and Jewish responses to (and involvement in) violence under the Soviet regime. Herman Bennett Latin American History, African Diaspora Laird W. Bergad Latin America & Caribbean Manu Bhagavan 20th-century India; intellectual history; human rights; constitutional history; postcolonial studies Francesca Bregoli Early modern Jewish history; early modern Italy; European cultural history (17th-18th centuries) Martin J. Burke American Intellectual and Cultural History, American Religious History, History of Modern Ireland. Lale Can Ottoman History, Middle East History Benjamin Carp Early American History Clare Carroll Early Modern Ireland and Italy Eduardo Contreras Nineteenth- and Twentieth-Century U.S.; U.S. Latina/o/x histories; labor, migration, race, and ethnicity; Central America Blanche Wiesen Cook Women's History, U.S. International Relations: War, Peace, and Imperialism Sarah Covington Early Modern Britain and Ireland Craig Daigle United States (Colonial Times to the Present), U.S. Foreign Relations, Cold War, Middle Eastern History, Arab-Israeli Conflict Joseph Dauben History of Science, History of Mathematics; the Scientific Revolution; Sociology of Science; Intellectual History, 17-18th Centuries; History of Chinese Science; History of Botany Simon Davis Persian Gulf, Palestine under the Mandate, Imperialism and Colonialism, Transnational and Global History John Dixon Early American History, intellectual and cultural history, the Enlightenment, New York history, and American Jewish history Christopher Ebert Latin American History Tanisha C. Ford African American history, African diaspora, 20th century U.S., women's & gender history, cultural history Elena Frangakis-Syrett Middle East; Ottoman Empire; Turkey; Greece; Economic History (trade, banking:18th & 19th centuries); History of the Mediterranean. Libby Garland History of migration, border studies, U.S. Jewish history David Gordon History of France Donna Haverty-Stacke late nineteenth and twentieth century United States with a focus on the history of working-class culture and radical politics, civil liberties and free speech, and left-wing women’s (auto)biographies. Dagmar Herzog Modern European; History of Sexuality; History of Religion; Holocaust Studies Benjamin Hett Modern Europe and German, politics, espionage, military Eric Ivison Byzantine History K.C. Johnson American History Allison Kavey Renaissance and early modern history of natural philosophy, cultural and intellectual history, history of medicine, history of gender and sexuality Thomas Kessner American, Urban and Social History Andreas Killen Modern Europe, history of human sciences, cultural history Anne Kornhauser U.S. intellectual and legal history; 20th century U.S. history; transnational history Dina Le Gall Middle Eastern and Islamic History Mark A. Lewis History of Eastern and Southeastern Europe, 19th-20th centuries; History of international criminal law; History of crime, punishment, and police Gerald Markowitz Public Health, American Social History Kathleen McCarthy women's, gender and cultural history, and the history of philanthropy and social reform Sara McDougall Medieval European Legal, Social, and Family History, Gender Studies Ruth Milkman U.S. History and Women’s History David Munns United States (Colonial times to the present); History of Science/Medicine/Public Health/Environment; World History Barbara Ann Naddeo Early Modern Europe James Oakes American History Hyunhee Park Global Intellectual History; Cross-cultural Contacts in China, East Asia, Korea, Islamic World, the Mongol Empire, Afro-Eurasia and the Atlantic World; Information/Knowledge Transfers including Geography, Cartography, and Distillation. Michael Pfeifer U.S Legal, Social, and Cultural History; History of American Regions; Global History of Violence; History of Global Catholicism; History of American Religion Michael J. Rawson U.S. Environmental and Cultural History; Urban History Steven P. Remy Modern European; modern Germany and politics of memory Jose L. Renique Latin American History David S. Reynolds American literature, U.S. History, American Studies, biography, memoir, popular culture, the American Renaissance, race and slavery, gender studies Kristina Richardson Medieval Islamic history, Roma and Roma-affiliated “Gypsies”, Historical Linguistics, Disability Jennifer Tolbert Roberts Greek historiography, war and peace in antiquity, and political theory. Andrew W. Robertson The Early American Republic; Political History; Nineteenth Century U.S. History Chase F. Robinson Early Islam Mary Roldán 19th and 20th century Latin American History; Colombia, social and political history; violence, state formation, regional politics; radio, media, urban history Clifford Rosenberg Modern France, social and political; immigration and citizenship; comparative empire Jonathan Rosenberg 20th century U.S, America and the World, U.S. Civil Rights Helena Rosenblatt European Intellectual History, liberalism, republicanism, Christian thought, the Enlightenment, Early Modern and Modern Europe Morris Rossabi Asian History Jonathan Sassi Early American republic, American religious history, antislavery and race Francesca Canadé Sautman Medieval and Early Modern French History--Queer Histories and Theory--French and Francophone Studies-- Historical Anthropology and Folklore—Italian migration and diaspora studies. Laura S. Schor Joan Scott Women's History Gunja SenGupta African American history; U.S. Civil War and Reconstruction; Race and Welfare; History, Memory and Films of the Black Atlantic; Comparative/Transnational Perspectives on Slavery, Poverty and Abolition in the North Atlantic and Indian Ocean Worlds Julia Sneeringer Modern Germany; history of popular culture and youth culture; sex and gender 20th c. Europe Robyn C. Spencer Civil Rights and Black Power, Post-1945 social movements, African American Women, Urban History Jeanne Theoharis Civil Rights and Black Power, 20th century African American and urban history; post 1960s racial politics John Torpey Race, Ethnicity, and Migration David G. Troyansky Early Modern and Modern Europe, France. Randolph Trumbach British, Gay & Lesbian History Anne Valk Public History David Waldstreicher American History Eric D. Weitz Modern Europe, Germany, Labor, International Human Rights and Crimes against Humanity Richard Wolin European Intellectual History Amanda Wunder 16th- and 17th-Century Spanish Art; Early Modern European Textiles and Fashion Liv Mariah Yarrow Ancient History, Roman Republic, numismatics and historiography Retired Ervand Abrahamian Middle East and Iran Joshua Brown 19th Century U.S. Social and Cultural History; Visual Culture; New Media Sandi E. Cooper Modern European History; History of the Peace Movements, Women's History, Women in International Peace Movements Joshua B. Freeman U.S. Labor History; 20th Century U.S. History Mary S. Gibson Modern Italy; History of Crime; European Women's History Samira Haj Middle East, Iraq, Islam and Modernity Christoph Kimmich Modern Germany; European Diplomatic History David Nasaw American History Gerald Oppenheimer American, History of Medicine Clarence Taylor Modern African American, Religion; Civil Rights Mike Wallace New York City