Andrea S. Goldman
Andrea S. Goldman specializes in the cultural and social history of early modern and modern China, with particular emphasis on the subfields of urban history, performance, the politics of aesthetics, […]
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Elizabeth O’Brien
Elizabeth O’Brien is an Assistant Professor of the History of Medicine and of Latin America. Her book, Surgery and Salvation: The Roots of Reproductive Injustice in Mexico, 1770-1940, is forthcoming with The University of […]
Stella Ghervas
Stella Ghervas joins UCLA as the Eugen Weber Chair in Modern European History from Newcastle University in the UK, where she was Professor of Russian History. She has held teaching, […]
Glenn Penny
Glenn Penny studies histories of belonging, knowledge, and migration from the middle of the eighteenth century until the present by pursuing German speakers and German communities all over the world. He […]
Jared McBride
Jared McBride is a historian who examines Russia, Ukraine, and Eastern Europe in the 20th century with a focus on nationalist movements, mass violence, interethnic conflict, and war crimes prosecution, related […]
Craig Yirush
I am an historian of Anglo-American political and legal thought. My first book, Settlers, Liberty, and Empire (Cambridge, 2011) explored the colonial origins of American political theory with a focus on […]
Greg Woolf
Greg Woolf is a cultural historian of the Roman Empire. Greg has a long-standing interest in the culture of empire in the ancient world. He has worked on the formation […]
Hollian Wint (Frederick)
My work spans the Indian Ocean from East Africa to the Indian subcontinent. The first project took me into archives in Zanzibar and mainland Tanzania, Gujarat and Bombay, as well […]
Richard Von Glahn
Economic and social history of China, 10th-18th centuries; monetary history; comparative economic history; global economic integration, 1000-1800; East Asian maritime history, 1000-1800. After completing an undergraduate degree majoring in Chinese […]
Stefania Tutino
Stefania Tutino is an intellectual and cultural historian of post-Reformation Catholicism. She has published on the relationship between conscience and law in Catholic political thought, on the historical role played […]
