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Michael Homberg

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Michael Homberg has studied Modern and Medieval History, German Philology and Political Sciences at the University of Cologne, Germany. There, he recently worked as an Assistant Professor of Modern and Contemporary History. He was granted scholarships...

Felipe Alfonso

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Felipe Rodrigues Alfonso has a Bachelor's Degree in History at the University of Sao Paulo with partial completion at the University Paris-Sorbonne IV, a Master's Degree in Social History at the University of Sao Paulo, and is currently a PhD Candidate at...

Francesca Viano

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Francesca Lidia Viano is a historian of Euro-American relations and exchanges in the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries. She received her first PhD from the University of Perugia, Italy, and a second one from King’s College, University of Cambridge. She...

Marta Grzechnik

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Marta Grzechnik is an Assistant Professor at the Institute of Scandinavian Studies at the University of Gdansk, Poland. She is a historian with research interest in the twentieth century history of the Baltic Sea region and north-eastern Europe, regional...

Murari Jha

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Murari Jha is an economic and environmental historian of early modern India, and his broader research interests include the Mughal Empire, Ganga River Systems, European East India Companies, Indian Merchant Communities and the Indian Ocean. He received...

Edwin Ackerman

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Dr. Edwin Ackerman uses comparative-historical methods to understand how political identities form and become operative. He has studied this process in two contexts: political party formation in Latin America, and the historical trajectory of debates over...

Martine Jean

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During her stay at the WCFIA, Martine Jean will complete her monograph on the advent of the penitentiary in Brazil with a focus on the Casa de Correção (Correction House) in Rio de Janeiro. Entitled "Routine Imprisonment, Race, and Citizenship in...

Stephen Ortega

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Stephen Ortega is an Associate Professor of History and Director of the Graduate Program in History/Archives Management at Simmons College. He has published two books, one on cross-cultural exchange between Venice and Ottoman Empire, and the other a co...