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Jean-Christophe Agnew Professor Emeritus of American Studies & History jean-christophe.agnew@yale.edu |
American cultural & intellectual history; 19th & 20th centuries; Market relations & consumer culture; Cultural theory |
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Adel Allouche Lecturer Emeritus, History and Religious Studies adel.allouche@yale.edu |
Middle East: Medieval Middle Eastern history; Islamic history |
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Abbas Amanat William Graham Sumner Professor of History Emeritus abbas.amanat@yale.edu Phone: 203-432-1368 |
Modern Middle East, early modern and modern Iran, Sh’ism and the Persianate world |
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Beatrice S. Bartlett Professor Emeritus beatrice.bartlett@yale.edu Phone: 203-432-0230 |
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Jon Butler Howard R Lamar Emeritus Professor of American Studies, History & Religious Studies jon.butler@yale.edu Phone: 612 331-3236 |
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Annping Chin Senior Lecturer Emeritus annping.chin@yale.edu |
Asia: Chinese intellectual history; Confucianism; pre-modern Chinese history; Chinese cultural history 1500-1800; Studies in Chinese classical texts |
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John Demos Samuel Knight Professor Emeritus History john.demos@yale.edu |
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Laura Engelstein Henry S. McNeil Professor Emerita of Russian History laura.engelstein@yale.edu |
East European: Modern Russia; Modern Europe |
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John Faragher Howard R. Lamar Prof Emeritus of History & American Studies, Director Howard R. Lamar Center john.faragher@yale.edu |
U.S.: United States frontier & western history; Native American borderlands; Native American history |
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Glenda Gilmore Peter V & C Vann Woodward Professor Emeritus of History glenda.gilmore@yale.edu Phone: 203-432-1398 |
20th century United States history; African American history since 1865; U.S. women’s & gender history since 1865; History of the American South; Reform movements |
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Maija Jansson Visiting Fellow maija.jansson@yale.edu |
Parliamentary history |
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Gilbert Joseph Farnam Professor Emeritus of History gilbert.joseph@yale.edu Phone: +1 (203) 432-1380 |
Modern Latin American history; Mexican & Central American history; US-Latin American relations; social & revolutionary movements in Latin America; Sports in Latin America |
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Daniel Kevles Stanley Woodward Professor Emeritus of History, History of Medicine & American Studies; Adjunct Professor, Law School daniel.kevles@yale.edu |
HSHM: US since 1939; Politics, government, science, technology & national security; Eugenics; Genetics; Biotechnology; Intellectual property; Plant & animal breeding |
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Ben Kiernan A. Whitney Griswold Professor Emeritus of History; Founding Director of the Cambodian Genocide Program and the Genocide Studies Program, MacMillan Center (1994-2015); Professor of International & Area Studies, MacMillan Center (2005-2021); Faculty Affiliate, International Security Studies, Yale Jackson School of Global Affairs ben.kiernan@yale.edu |
World History; Southeast Asia, early & modern especially Cambodia, Vietnam, Indonesia & East Timor; Comparative colonialism; Nationalism; Communism; Genocide; Environmental history |
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Naomi Lamoreaux Stanley B. Resor Professor Emeritus of Economics and History naomi.lamoreaux@yale.edu |
US economic, business & technological history |