Pim de Zwart studied (economic) history at Utrecht University, the University of Wisconsin - Madison, and the London School of Economics. He graduated from Utrecht in August 2010 and wrote his master's thesis on real wages in South Africa in the...
Marcelo Ferraro has a degree in Law and in History from the University of São Paulo and is currently a student in the graduate program in social history. Recently, he has developed an interest in the slaveholding elites in the nineteenth-century Atlantic...
Research interests: The transnational history of American and German colonial railways, 1884–1918.
Research interests: Historical forces underpinning food insecurity among pastoralist communities residing along Africa's Red Sea littoral.
Jody Benjamin is Assistant Professor of History at the University of California, Riverside. He received his PhD from Harvard University in the Department of African and African American Studies in 2016. His book manuscript, “The Texture of Change: Cloth...
Amitava Chowdhury is an historian and historical archaeologist of agrarian labour regimes and colonial plantations in the British Caribbean and the Indian Ocean. His book, Horizons of Memory, looks at identity and subject formation of Indian indentured...
Research Interests: Transnational flows of Indian labour during the Age of Empire; and cultural continuum in Indian diaspora.
Research Interests: Economic and World history with a focus on land, labor, and rural transformations.
Cyrus Veeser is Associate Professor of History at Bentley University. His research interests include modernization in colonies and LDCs, 1870-1930; U.S. business and economic history, 1870-1945; Caribbean and Latin American history, 1870-1945; and forced...