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Kabl Wilkerson

Person

Research interests: US imperial history in the Great Lakes and North American Interior; Indigenous history; Neshnabé/Anishinaabe (Ojibwe, Odawa, Potawatomi) history; twentieth-century US Indian policy; and Potawatomi material culture in Canada and the US...

Jiajia Zhang

Person

Research interests: Asian America; Oceanic and maritime cultures; labor; Chinese diaspora; whiteness; masculinity; religion; and Atlantic World.

Emmanuel Osayande

Person

Research interests: Legal history; international law; human rights; governance; urban history; modern Africa; and Nigeria.

Nathaniel Moses

Person

Research interests: Late Ottoman Empire; history of capitalism; modern Middle East; environmental history; Iraq; state formation; infrastructure; agrarian studies; and political economy. 

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Anwesha Bhattacharya

Person

Research interests: Political economy; South Asian politics; identity politics; development; gender; mental health; and higher education.

Joseph Melkonian

Person

Research interests: Economic development; migration; labor economics; migrant networks; Middle East and North Africa; Ecuador; Spain; economic history; decolonization; minorities; social norms; and cultural remittances.

Yousra Neberai

Person

Research interests: Economic development; industrial organization; public goods; and firms and the state.

Chris Li

Person

Research interests: US–China relations; Chinese politics and foreign policy; technology and geopolitics; and biotechnology competition.

Amadu Kunateh

Person

Research interests: Islamic philosophy and theology; Sufism and West African intellectual history; philosophy of religion and comparative metaphysics; African philosophy and Africana thought; and manuscript studies.

Kenji Kitamura

Person

Research interests: Early childhood development measurement and intervention issues from an international perspective; children's approaches to learning skills; mechanisms of early intervention effects; effect heterogeneities; and Nepal.