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Jared Berkowitz
Nineteenth and twentieth century United States; legal history; history of capitalism; business history; political thought; critical legal studies; law and political economy

Angus Brown

Stephen Buono
Modern U.S. and international history; American foreign relations; science and technology; spaceflight and space politics.

Iris Clever
History of science and the body, human variation, quantification, history of colonialism and empire, modern European history, critical theory

Daragh Grant
Early American history; history of colonialism and empire; history of slavery; legal history; and the history of modern social and political thought

Isaac Hand
Intellectual history, the modern Middle East, urbanism, urban history, social thought, the Ottoman Empire, Turkey, the post-Ottoman world

Phillip Henry
Modern Europe; Austria and Germany; intellectual history; history of the human and social sciences; history of medicine; psychoanalysis; critical theory

Alexander Hofmann
Nineteenth- and twentieth-century United States; history of the American South; cultural, social, and political history; race and racism; gender and sexuality; violence; science, medicine, and the body; mass and visual culture; collective memory; public history

Anirban Karak
Early Modern and Modern South Asia; the history of capitalism; intellectual history and the history of political economy; comparative histories of caste, race, and slavery; the history of modern sport; historical musicology; social theory

Deirdre Lyons
Slavery and emancipation; the early modern and modern Caribbean; the Atlantic World and early Americas; France and Francophone colonies; histories of gender and sexuality; and histories of race and racial politics.

John McCallum
Moral and ethical judgment in American history

Pamela C. Nogales
United States; transatlantic history; history of liberalism; capitalism; labor history; intellectual history; history of immigration; social reform; slavery and emancipation