Jessica Marglin is the Ruth Ziegler Chair in Jewish Studies and Professor of religion, Law, and History at the University of Southern California-Dornsife. Research Expertise: Jews and Muslims in modern North Africa and the Mediterranean, legal history, Non-Muslims in the Islamic world, and Mediterranean Studies.
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Jennifer Luff, an associate teaching professor in the Department of Political Science at Johns Hopkins, is a historian of politics and labour in the US and the UK, with special interests in the history of civil liberties and state repression, political organizing, and working-class conservatism. |
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Kathleen López is an associate professor of Latino and Caribbean Studies and History at Rutgers University. Research Expertise: Latin American and Caribbean History, Asians in Latin America and the Caribbean, Race and Ethnicity in the Americas, Diaspora and International Migration, Latinx History, and Public Humanities.
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Political and Moral Thought Seminar with associate professorJapa Pallikkathayil (Philosophy Department, University of Pittsburgh).
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Political and Moral Thought Seminar with Pamela Hieronymi (UCLA)Gilman 308, 4:45pm-6:15pm, November 10, 2025 |
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Nicole Archambeau is an associate professor, in the History Department, at Colorado State University. Research Expertise: Medieval history, Mediterranean Europe, and Social History of Healing and Medicine.
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"The Whites-Only Immigration Regime, 1803 to Now"Kelly Lytle Hernandez, The Thomas E. Lifka Endowed Chair of History at UCLA 4:30pm in Hodson 213 (Reception to follow in the Gilman Atrium) During the Haitian Revolution (1791-1804), Congress passed the nation’s first immigration ban, targeting free Black migrants, namely Haitians, for exclusion. After the Civil War, federal […] |
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N. D. B. Connolly is the Herbert Baxter Adams Associate Professor of History at Johns Hopkins University. Research Expertise: Twentieth-century America, racism, capitalism, urban and suburban history, and African diaspora. |
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