Christopher Allison
Collegiate Assistant Professor
Research Interests
Eighteenth- and nineteenth-century America and the Atlantic world; American history, material culture, and religious studies
Aaron Benanav
Collegiate Assistant Professor
Research Interests
Nineteeth- and twentieth-century global economic history; employment and unemployment; deindustrialization, informality, inequality, labor market dynamics, population growth, and urbanization
Margaret Carlyle
Postdoctoral Researcher and Instructor
Research Interests
History of the human sciences, medical technology, the material culture of science, and gender and women in early modern France
John Clegg
Collegiate Assistant Professor
Research Interests
The political economy of slavery, antebellum capitalism, mass incarceration and job loss
Jennifer P. Daly
Postdoctoral Researcher and Instructor
Research Interests
Historical thinking in eighteenth- and nineteenth-century natural philosophy, the role of hypothesis, speculation, and imagination in Enlightenment and Romantic science, and the historical relationship between science and religion
Eduardo Escobar
Postdoctoral Researcher and Instructor
Research Interests
Babylonian knowledge, historiography, and scientific knowledge in the premodern world
Alexandra M. Locking
Collegiate Assistant Professor
Research Interests
Historical writing in the Middle Ages, gender in aristocratic society, and the medieval church
Basil Salem
Collegiate Assistant Professor
Research Interests
Early modern and modern Ottoman Empire, focusing on the cultural and intellectual history
Blake Smith
Collegiate Assistant Professor
Research Interests
Economic and cultural exchange between Europe and South Asia from the eighteenth century; South Asia and the Enlightenment; cosmopolitanism in South Asia
Jake Werner
Collegiate Assistant Professor
Research Interests
Modern China, working-class life, mass entertainment and political culture, postwar economies and cultures
Isaiah Lorado Wilner
Postdoctoral Researcher and Instructor
Research Interests
US history, modern intellectual history, transnational history, the history and sociology of science, settler colonial studies, social theory
Adam Woodhouse
Collegiate Assistant Professor
Research Interests
History of early modern European political thought; republican conceptions of empire in Renaissance Italy; Machiavelli’s theory of empire