Transnational and Global

^{Image courtesy of the Rijksmuseum, Netherlands}

Faculty:

Ryan Dunch (East Asia)

Jocelyn Hendrickson (Islamic history)

David Marples (Great Patriotic War of the USSR; USSR in the Cold War)

James Muir (Atlantic world, 17th, 18th, and 19th centuries; comparative legal history)

Joseph F. Patrouch (Habsburg empires)

Liza Piper (Environmental history)

Jane Samson (19thC Pacific history, Aotearoa/New Zealand, Melanesia, Indigenous peoples, missionaries, transnational history, exploration)

Robert Smith (State Science and Technology Policies, World War II)  

Dagmar Wujastyk (Sanskrit, Pali and Prakrit languages, Indian history, history of Indian medicine and alchemy, yoga, religion and art, global history of alchemy).