Alphabetical Listing

American and African American 20th Century Intellectual and Cultural History, History of Social and Political Thought, Urban History

Race and the construction of collective identities in the Middle East and Europe; Ottoman history; Jewish history

Modern European Intellectual and Cultural history; social movements; history of Marxism; gender and identity; post-structuralism

European social and economic history; comparative labor history; state and society in Europe since 1750; British history; contemporary history

Medieval Europe; Anglo-Saxon and Anglo-Norman England; Legal History

American history (1877-present); American political, legal, and business history

Modern Ireland

Medieval History; Renaissance; Early Modern European History

Twentieth-century United States; U.S. foreign policy; U.S.-Asian relations

Modern U.S. urban and social history; the American West

U.S. immigration and labor; the American Irish

Nineteenth- and twentieth-century Latin America, with special interest in the social history of family, women and children; modernity; working class history; and intellectual movements

American women, with a special interest in gender ideology, religion, women and race; and the history of the South

Twentieth-Century Russia, with special interests in the social and political history of the Stalin era, political terror, the Cold War, peasant studies and women's history

Miller, Karen

Afro-American history; history of African-American women; American social history; history of higher education

Latin America

Modern China; social, cultural and political history; religion, nationalism and modernity

History of Sub-Saharan Africa; world history; labor/migration

Mid-nineteenth century American history; history of Boston; the age of Jackson; the Civil War

Ireland, Rural Society, Famine

American religion; American Catholic history; archives and manuscripts

Modern South Asian history; British Empire; labor history; economic history

German History; Modern Europe; Legal History; History of Mass Violence and War

Nineteenth-century United States; urban history; Civil War and Reconstruction; America and the world

Early modern European history; religious and social history; the Reformation

European history since 1789; European diplomatic history; Modern Italy; Hapsburg Empire and successor states

United States Constitutional and legal history; the American Revolution

Early-Modern Europe (especially the Cultural and Intellectual History of Renaissance Italy and England), Women and Gender, Humanism

Late Roman and Byzantine History; Byzantine archaeology; medieval fortifications

Pre-modern Middle Eastern history (mainly but not exclusively Ottoman history); popular and learned literary cultures; historiography; book history and urban history

Irish political and cultural history, film and media in Ireland and Britain, Northern Ireland and Anglo-Irish relations in the 20th century

Late Modern Europe; Religious Representations; Modernisms; Music

Modern and contemporary Japanese history: social, political, and cultural; historical memory; social movements; relations with Asia; comparative history with Germany

Colonial Latin America; Andean history and society; social movements; colonialism

France 1789-1914; demographic history; social and economic history of modern Western Europe

Economic, social, political and diplomatic history of the Caribbean; history of the African diaspora; Black social and political thought

Modern British history; British labor history