International Studies Faculty

Modern Europe, especially Germany and Central/East Central Europe in the nineteenth and twentieth centuries; European Jewish and women's history; East European and German film and literature, socialism, war and revolution.

Ecological economics, wildlife economics, environmental policy

Foreign language pedagogy, linguistics, computer-assisted language instruction.

Medieval art history, Asian art history.

Experimental and behavioral economics, agricultural economics, environmental and resource economics.

African diaspora religions, religion in America, sociology of religion and Caribbean society and culture.

Post-colonial literature(s) and theory, South Asian literature, Canadian diasporic writing.

Historical archaeology, colonialism, material culture

Literary translation and translation studies, Spanish American poetry, and contemporary Spanish-Caribbean literatures and cultures.

Islamic history, history of Central Eurasia, Ottoman history, women and gender in Islamic history.

Eighteenth- and nineteenth-century British literature and culture, health humanities, disability studies

Macroeconomics, macroeconometrics.

International relations, human rights, civil wars

Chinese politics, Chinese rural development, political economy of development, women in politics, globalization.

Postcolonial studies, critical theory, transnational studies.

Cultural identity formation and contestation, global and local dynamics of mass media, media ethnography, reception studies, indigenous modes of (self-re)presentation, subject-generated imagery, life history, Native North America, Southeast and East Asia.

Immigration, Latin American politics, global poverty

Nineteenth-century German-Jewish literature.

Creative writing in Spanish, Spanish American poetry and essays, literature of the Cuban Revolution, Latin American film.

Latin America / Latino cultural productions, border studies, transnational feminisms

Archaeology, Mesoamerica, politics, trade, history of theory.

History of India and South Asia, Indian politics, globalization and migration, transnational communities.

Chinese poetry, women's writing, Qing-dynasty literature

Sociology of development, comparative and historical methods, social change, political regimes, class formation, the Philippines and Latin America.

Africa, colonialism, history of religion

Modern and contemporary art, Chinese art history

Chinese religions, Neo-Confucianism

Chinese and inner-Asian history, comparative history of north Asia 11th-14th centuries, Mongol empire.

Archaeology, Mesoamerica, settlement patterns, ceramics, women in Latin America, ancient and modern Maya cultures.