Lhost, Elizabeth
Islam Inscribed: Faith and Bureaucracy in Modern South Asia (1800–1950)
Islam Inscribed: Faith and Bureaucracy in Modern South Asia (1800–1950)
Away/With the Pest: Biosocial Abjection and Subject Formation in China, 1930s-1980s
Race, Philanthropy, and Identity: The Mexican American Legal Defense and Educational Fund
Circumventing the Violence – Remonstrances as a Means of Negotiation and Resistance during the European Civil Wars between 1550 and 1650 (France, the Low Countries, England)
Dissonant Voices: Music and Identity in the Tagalog Zarzuelas of Manila, 1902-1942
Steven Nadler has been teaching at the University of Wisconsin-Madison since 1988. He has been a Senior Fellow at the IRH (2013-2017), and twice a Resident Fellow...
The State of the Individual: Biometrics, Politics, and the Common Man in India
Change in Civic Religion of the Medieval Roman Empire
Vacant Geographies: (Dis)possession, Resistance, and Speculative Futures in Philadelphia’s Abandoned Properties
La cosmologie médiévale. Textes et images II: le XIIe siècle