Faculty
Jennifer Anderson, Atlantic history, race, colonialism, labor, commodities.
Michael Barnhart, U.S. foreign policy, U.S.–Japan relations.
Eric Lewis Beverley, South Asia, colonial and postcolonial studies, Muslim world.
Robert Chase, Post-1945 political, labor, and urban history, African American and Chicano/a history, radicalism, political and sexual violence, history of prisons and policing, civil rights, and Black and Brown Power movements.
Alix Cooper, Early modern Europe, history of science, medicine, and technology.
Jared Farmer, Environmental history, history of the American West.
Lori Flores, Mexican American, Latino/a, labor, gender, U.S.–Mexico borderlands, immigration history.
Gill Frank, 20th-century U.S., gender, race, sexuality, conservative activism, religion and culture, youth and childhood, GLBTQ studies.
Larry Frohman, Modern Europe, welfare and social policy, intellectual history of Germany and France, historiography.
Paul Gootenberg, Andes, economic-social history, drug history.
Susan Hinely, European intellectual history, women’s movements, international law, education.
Young-Sun Hong, Transnationalism, race, gender, modern Germany.
Ned Landsman, Colonial America, early modern Scotland, Atlantic history, religion, migration.
Brooke Larson, Peasants, race, and ethnicity, colonialism.
Herman Lebovics, European social and intellectual history.
Shirley Lim, 20th-century U.S. history, Asian-American history, women, cultural history.
Sara Lipton, Medieval Europe, religion, Judaic, gender.
Iona Man-Cheong, Late Imperial China, empire, maritime, transoceanic, diasporic, and transnational history.
Gary Marker, Russia, European social history.
April Masten, U.S. cultural history, 19th century.
Wilbur R. Miller, U.S. social history, police and criminality, Civil War and Reconstruction.
Janis Mimura, Modern Japan, political, economic, intellectual history.
Elizabeth Terese Newman, Mexico, environmental humanities, anthropology, archaeology.
Donna Rilling, U.S. colonial and early America, economic, business, social history.
Wolf Schäfer, Science, technology, global history.
Chris Sellers, U.S. cultural and environmental history, medicine and the body, transnational industrial and urban history.
Nancy Tomes, History of medicine, women and gender, U.S. cultural history.
Kathleen Wilson, Early modern British cultural and political history.
Paul Zimansky, Ancient Near East, ancient imperialism, archaeology.
Eric Zolov, Modern Latin America, U.S.–Latin American relations, popular culture, global 1960s.
JOINT APPOINTMENTS
Harald Braun (Institute for Global Studies), Global studies and diplomacy.
Ian Roxborough (Sociology), War and the military.
Warren Sanderson (Economics), Economic demography.
SOCIAL SCIENCE EDUCATION PROGRAM
Charles Backfish
Terry Earley
Lauren Kaushansky