Merav Shohet

Dr. Merav Shohet is a cultural anthropologist whose specializations in psychological, medical, and linguistic anthropology lead to ethnographically grounded, comparative, language-centered research

Martin Halliwell

I am a specialist in American cultural, intellectual and literary history of the twentieth and early twenty-first centuries and in the health humanities. I am Professor of American Studies in the C

Ritika Prasad

My current book project Imprimatur, Mediator, and Adversary: Press, Public and State in India, 1780-2016 examines the long-term triangular relationship between newspaper press, the colonial and pos

Troy Bickham

Troy Bickham is a Professor of History.  Having joined Texas A&M in 2003, he served in various roles at the university’s campus in Qatar from 2009-19, before returning to the Department of

Pratik Chakrabarti

Pratik is Chair in History of Science and Medicine, at the Centre for the History of Science, Technology and Medicine (CHSTM), University of Manchester. He is also the Director of CHSTM.

Prat

Michael Mann

Michael Mann has conducted research on various periods and issues in South Asian economic and social history from the eighteenth to the twentieth century. He has published numerous articles on envi

Yasmin Khan

Yasmin Khan is a historian and writer, and Associate Professor of British History based in the Department for Continuing Education and a member of the History Faculty. Her research focuses on the h

Chandra Mallampalli

Chandra Mallampalli earned his doctorate in South Asian History from the University of Wisconsin-Madison.  Prior to earning his Ph.D. he studied theology and worked as a journalist in South As

Chaim M Rosenberg

Practicing as a psychiatrist in and around Boston Chaim M. Rosenberg became interested in the abandoned nineteenth-century textile and shoe mills, the people who built them and the people who worke

Aidan Forth

Aidan Forth’s teaching and research explore European empires as venues of violence and warfare; humanitarian intervention; and the rich cross-fertilization of cultures, identities and ideas that ha

David M Wight

My second book project explores the dramatic rise in the number of Arab students attending universities in the United States and of American professors developing educational programs in the Arab w

Watson W Jennison

Dr. Watson W. Jennison is Associate Professor at University of North Carolina, Greensboro since 2011. His teaching and research interests include race and segregation and the examination of the bla

Vijay K Seth

Vijay K Seth, PhD (Delhi School of Economics), is former Professor at International Management Institute, New Delhi and Faculty of Management Studies, New Delhi. He is author of seven books, includ

Papia SenGupta

I joined JNU in 2015 after teaching in Kirori Mal College, University of Delhi. My Ph. D. from Jawaharlal Nehru University on Linguistic Minorities and Group Rights. My research papers have been pu

Jill C Bender

Dr Jill C Bender is Director of Undergraduate Studies at the University of North Carolina Greensboro since 2018. 

My scholarship explores the interaction among a range of British colonie

Jon Wilson

Jon Wilson joined the department in 1999 as Lecturer in British Imperial and South Asian History. He was awarded a DPhil from Oxford University in 2000, following two years in New York studying for

Milinda Banerjee

I joined St Andrews in 2019 as Lecturer in Modern History. I specialize in History of Modern Political Thought and Political Theory, post-1700. Originally from Calcutta (India), I had earlier resea

Margot Finn

Margot is an historian of modern Britain (Britain since 1750), with a predominant focus on the period to 1914. Her previous work has ranged from the history of Victorian popular politics to the gen

Moin Mir

Moin Mir is the author of The Prince Who Beat the Empire: How an Indian Ruler Took on the Might of the East India Company (Amberley). The book traces the annexation of Surat, India’s greatest port,

John McAleer

Dr John McAleer is an Associate Professor in History at the University of Southampton.

I am a historian of the British Empire. My work focuses on the British encounter and engagement with the