André Roberto de A. Machado is a professor in the Department of History in UNIFESP – Universidade Federal de São Paulo, Brazil and member of LabMundi/USP. Between 2007 and 2009 he carried out postdoctoral research in CEBRAP – Centro Brasileiro de Análise...
Mandy Izadi's scholarship sits at the intersection of Indigenous history, environmental history, and African American history. Her current project investigates the history of North America's Southeast and the Greater Caribbean...
Kristin studies United States history in the Pacific Ocean focusing on islands such as her home on Guam. She's especially interested in the cultural interactions between indigenous peoples, immigrants, and imperial powers in the 20th century. Kristin...
Michael Borsk is a doctoral student from Queen’s University. His dissertation traces the history of land surveying and property formation in the Great Lakes region after the American Revolution. Situated at the intersection where structures of...
Freg Stokes has a Bachelor’s degree in Political Science, Spanish and Visual Art and a PhD in History from the University of Melbourne. His PhD thesis, “The Hummingbird’s Atlas: Mapping Guaraní Resistance in the Atlantic Rainforest during the Emergence of...
Freg has a Bachelor’s degree in Political Science, Spanish and Visual Art and a PhD in History from the University of Melbourne. His PhD thesis, “The Hummingbird’s Atlas: Mapping Guaraní Resistance in the Atlantic Rainforest during the Emergence of...
Ulrike von Hirschhausen (called Nellie) is a historian of imperial and global history, with a particular interest in writing global biographies of indigenous actors. Her book Empires: A Global History 1780-1920 (with Joern Leonhard) was published in 2023...