History Scholars, Teachers, and Graduate Students on Mastodon

This is a list of self-submitted information about historians on the social network Mastodon, created to help us find eachother on a growing social network.

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Chronological areas of interests (e.g. Early Modern, Tang dynasty, 19th century, etc.)

Geographical areas of interest (e.g. Global, Sikkim, Indian Ocean, West Africa, Central Europe, Global South, Cyprus)

Themes or areas of research of interest (e.g. intellectual history, gender, history of science, etc.)

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China, Taiwan, South-East Asia, overseas Sinophone communities

gender history, history of linguistic activism and linguistic reform, translation and interpreting studies, poetry

Postdoctoral Researcher at the University of Oxford, Co-founder of the China Academic Network on Gender (CHANGE), literary translator

intellectual history, history of technology, history of popular culture, gender, media history

JGU Mainz. Writing about 70s/80s cultural criticism, pop science, futurology. Book: Wires That Bind.

cultural history, military history, violence and peace, gender, global encounters, historiography and theory

Currently moving from a project on the cultural history of early modern siege warfare around Philippsburg (on the Rhine river) to post-conquest state formation in Belgrade and the Kingdom of Serbia under the Habsburgs (1717-1739).

History of childhood, children, play, transnational and global studies, digital humanities

Prof. of History, University of Mary Washington. Researching history of childhood and play in 1910s-40s China.

Nature and society, diaspora studies, Japanese gardens, Olympic history, spatial turn

PhD candidate at UCLouvain, working on the concept of ‘biodiveristy’ in Spanish nature conservation

History and Philosophy of science with a special interest in race.

Medieval, Early Modern, Longue-durée, Tang, Song, Yuan, Ming, Qing, 18th C

East Asia, Inner Asia, Central Asia, Afroeurasia, Southeast Asia,

intellectual history, political history, social history, infrastructures, digital history, spatial history, comparative and global history

Happy to collaborate on global and comparative historical projects.

epigraphy, institutions/governance/administration and the experience thereof, digital humanities and computational methods,

Media History, History of technology, infrastructure, African history

Currently trying to publish my Ph.Thesis on the history of radio in Southern Africa and writing a new project on the history of informal transport in African cities

Environment, Development, Pollution, Urbanization, World Bank, CEPIS, REDPANAIRE, Technology, Engineering

Currently writing the last chapter of my PhD thesis which examines the discovery of environment as a field of development policy with two case studies on air pollution in Mexico City and Water Pollution in Sao Paulo

graduate student in a history MA program, i also have a masters in library and information science

I'm a bit of poseur here: only a journalism prof at CUNY. Have a book called The Gutenberg Parenthesis coming out next year.

I'm currently writing my master's thesis on Naomi Osaka's portrayals in Japanese newspapaers 2018-2021

Associate Professor/Law Librarian, American University Washington College of Law

History of education, labour history, history of international relations

Eighteenth century through present day, all human history

Prof at University of Victoria, tooting from beautiful Vancouver Island

political history, governmental institutions (primarily the militia & parliament)

I'm actually a scholar of English drama but read as much or more by historians as literary scholars.

Modern history, 18th century, 19th century, 20th century, 21st century

Central Europe, Europe, global and international history, Hungary

Sport history, cultural history, everyday life, colonialism, decolonization, Cold War, gender and sexuality history

Historian of European and international Cold War sport, podcaster, former D1 athlete sociology, public history, public scholarship

Constitutional history, historical peace research, history of diplomacy, military history

book history, migration, historiography, literature, multilingualism

Renaissance, Early Modern (academic writing); all periods (trade-list writing)

history of art, history of science, history of ideas, cultural history, monster studies

Military and naval history, atrocities, gender and war, religion and war

Graduated in Spanish and Italian. Strong interest in history for researching for my books.

History podcaster/communicator. My degrees are in Religious Studies.

Early American Republic, 18th century, 19th century

broadside ballads, popular music & song, seasonality, social history

Musician and historian. Director of early music ensemble Passamezzo. FRHistS.

Digital History, Histories of Information, International History, Periodical Studies, Intellectual History

17th-20th century colonial North America and United States

Late antiquity, early and high Middle Ages, 19th century, 20th century, modern

Environmental and climate history (climate change), medieval encounters (Islam/West, Byzantium/West), societal collapse, upheaval & revolution, transportation (ships)

I am a Ph.D. historian currently teaching at the middle school level, and I make public-facing history content on my website and YouTube. I teach in person and online on a variety of subjects.

Geographical history, Intellectual history, political economy, kinship and family

Historian of tge Himalayas learning to use computational tools

intersection of history of technology, science, and politics, and environmental history

Ancient To Early Modern, Tudor-Stuart, Shakespeare, Comparative Mythology,

Cultural history and humanities, gender, interdisciplinary stuff, OER, progressive pedagogy

Graeco-Roman History & Culture, History of Rhetoric, History of Religion

Intellectual History,Gender History, History of Rhetoric, Greek & Roman Religion, Historiography

PhD, editor & research consultant, studies racial violence, voting rights, structural racism, micro-history

cultural history, coastal history, environmental history, interdisciplinary

Currently I co-edit the interdisciplinary journal Coastal Studies & Society (published by Sage and Open Access for now))

International relations, foreign relations, business history, history of capitalism, history of slavery

History of religion, comparative genocide & post-genocide reconciliation

Black History, Intellectual History, Political History, history of Religion in the U.S.

My material area of research is Black Religious and Political History, with particular attention to the history of Black Women and the history of white supremacy in the U.S.

Labour & Communist history, Soviet social history, history of home computing & digitisation

I’m an interdisciplinary scholar, trained in philosophy and in law. My research and teaching have strong history components.

Professor of History at University of Winnipeg, co-host of Preserves Podcast, PI of Manitoba Food History Project

20th communication technology history, media history

Atlantic Archipelago, Pacific Northwest, Indigenous North America

I work on early modern Catholic minorities, in particular in the Dutch Republic and England. I'm especially interested in mobility (exile/migration/travel/networks of connection) and commemoration (ritual/ record-keeping/ libraries/ archives).

media history, communication history, women's history, Jewish history

Material Culture, Economic history, intellectual history, museum studies, nationalism, empire, pedagogy, interdisciplinarity

Associate Prof @ 4-year regional public university in Central Massachusetts, European/public historian, transplant from American Midwest

Based in Berlin (Humboldt-University); just doing #DigitalHumanities / #DigitalHistory things. Toots in German/English.

Early American Republic, Nineteenth Century, Twentieth Century

Research-creation, digital humanities, social history of war, historical memory, memorialization

The goal of my project has been to make history accessible to the masses and I love to collaborate to make this a reality

Atlantic World, African diaspora, early modern, revolutionary era

Treaties, settler colonialism, war, Obwandiyag's War, Treaty of Niagara

musicology; postwar studies, modernism, masculinities studies, queer studies

Associate Professor of Theology, University of Divinity, Australia

History of the far right, history of racism, history of national socialism

Animal history, World War II, war and society, history of human animal relations, children’s history

I am a PhD Candidate at KSU studying Dogs for Defense and the American public during World War II.

Economic history, history of the cooperative movement, credit union history

Have my history MA, most current activity is as a co-op movement practitioner, but am one of a handful of people who can speak knowledgeably about the history of the credit union movement.

Boston history, civil rights history, immigration history

Associate Professor of Social Studies Education, UMass Boston

Hudson's Bay Company west of the Rocky Mountains

Métis, Historical Journeys, the HBC Brigades and the York Factory Express, Fort Victoria and Fort Vancouver (WA)

Digital humanities prof at Southern Illinois University Edwardsville

history of education; cities, suburbs and schools; data visualization

Historian working in a design school; author of Accessible America: A History of Disability and Design

History of science, technology and philosophy, these days mostly AI and spies

Retired Soviet cultural historian currently working on space dogs and domestication

Research in money and credit, neoliberal China and political economy

Palaeography and codicology, DH, quantitative and STEM methodologies

African American history; histories of race, racism, and anti-racism

I'm an archivist by training, historian by inclination. Don't have a PhD, but maybe some day!

history of medicine & public health; intellectual history; history of objectivity

I am a 19th c. Americanist in the history of medicine & public health. I draw on methods from intellectual, disability, & social history, and focus on the history of contested illness & disease stigma, the history of medical imaging in context of the history of objectivity, and the the history of public health laws and policies. I have made close study of the history of pain without lesion in the modern era, and the history of anxieties about malingering & feigned illness in connection of social welfare policy.

18th Century, Turn-of-the-Century America (1870s-1920s)

United States, Atlantic World, Philadelphia & Pennsylvania local history

Public History, Women/Gender/Sexuality, Colonial America, Public Memory and Commemoration

African-American social history (especially jazz and culture) Legal and constitutional history esp. reconstruction

Harvard Law Grad ‘80 with dual careers in public radio and community college teaching (recently retired from latter but hope it is okay to be here and keep up with the research

Revolutionary, early national, and antebellum America

Politics, political culture, political violence, the telling of history, the study of emotion

A political historian with a deep interest in public-minded history

New Zealand Chinese communities have a long history in Wellington, New Zealand, with the earliest Chinese settling in Wellington around the 1860s when John Ah Tong set up a carpentry business in Willis Street. Chinese didn't arrive in significant numbers until the 1880s, some 30 years after Wong Ah Poo Hoc Ting (aka Appo Hocton) jumped ship in Nelson to become the first Chinese migrant to New Zealand, and only a few years after the Dunedin Chamber of Commerce invited Chinese miners to Otago. Early Chinese activity in Wellington historically centred around Haining Street and Frederick Street, and Sage's Lane, which was unofficially known as Wellington's Chinatown, or 'Tong Yan Gaai' (Chinese People's Street). This wiki maps locations of significance to this community, and some of the history, organisations, businesses and people associated with them. Although this wiki focuses on the greater Wellington area, there will be some content from further afield, which has a connection with the history of Chinese in Wellington, or may just be snippets of information that are of interest.

comparative imperialism, European liberalism, postcolonialism

migration, racism, far-right extremism, neo-nazism, gender, sexuality, transnational

Digital History; History of Legal and Political Thought; School of Salamanca

I am DH Coordinator and focusing on methods and resources more than on specific subject areas. The areas of interest specified here are valid for my personal project(s).

@pj_webster and @britevanet

History of beekeeping, enviroment, forest, agriculture and cities

international history, IOs, environmental history, nuclear history, social environmental movements

intellectual history, social history, history of knowledge, book history

PhD candidate and research assistant at the Institute for Arabic and Islamic studies, University of Münster, Germany

Medieval Europe, but also interested in Late Antiquity, Early Modern History

Styles and techniques of hand carved lettering on stone, (Western alphabet)

Retired from life as a silversmith and IT professional, now mainly carving and looking at lettering

History of science, cultural and social history, environmental history

History of conquest - especially religious conversion & Imperial myth-making; Indigenous history in Mexico

Senior Lecturer at NTU; wrote a book about Sor Juana Inés de la Cruz. Am writing book 2 on the appropriation of Indigenous imagery in the history of the conquest of Mexico. I host the 'Challenging Colonial Narratives' online seminar series

Environmental History, Water History, Medieval History, Intellectual History

Blue Humanities, Deep Mapping, Ecocriticism, Digital Humanities

Material and visual culture, US social and cultural history, history of consumption

Curator of Collections, Canterbury Shaker Village, Canterbury, NH USA

Not a degreed academic. Author of an alt history ttrpg from FASA.

Micro history archives, family history, Jewish refugees, Germany, Poland, Big data

Gender and politics, American political development, economic rights, policy feedback, analysis of historical polls

Assistant Professor of Political Science at University of Denver. She/her.

Europe, Northern Europe, France, England, Germany, Low Countries in particular

Currently working on religious practices in Taiwan, Qing to present

Book history, circulation of knowledge, analytical bibliography, cultural history, history of science

Archivist and public historian with research focused on North Carolina beer and brewing history

histories of gender and sexuality, science and medicine, reproduction, humor

Memory studies, migration studies, border and regime changes

Digital History, French-German History, 19th century

Historian and Deputy Director at the German Historical Institute Paris

Digital Humanities, Social History, Political History, Prosopography, Identity, Game Studies

Digital humanities scholar and Caucasus specialist, focusing on the prosopography of high medieval Georgia. Other interests include historical reception in computer games.

Intellectual History, Republicanism, History of Political Thought

Gender & transgender history, body history, theory and methods of history, digital education

Lecturer at School of Education PH FHNW in Basel, Switzerland / Based in Berlin & Basel

Political history, political economy, history of the state, history of capitalism

French Historian working on New Netherland, based in Paris & Nantes

I want to connect with other (art)historians on Mastodon.

art history, history of science, history of architecture, media history

PhD Candidate, UCRiverside, (I have a life outside of academia, but it's probably none of your business)

I study the history and theory of East Asian international orders

PhD student at Birkbeck looking at ultramontanism, unigenitus, and eighteenth century Catholicism

Labor, class, unionization, urbanization, de- and post-industrialization

Historian, author, professor, Midwesterner relocated to the East Coast.

Cultural History, Microhistory, Global Microhistoty, History of Practices, Letters, Materiality, Video Games

Postdoc and Research Coordinator/PR for UK-German Prize Papers Project, Lecturer Early Modern History at University of Oldenburg, Member AKGWDS, Games http://bit.ly/GamesOL

Energy historian, with a focus on Soviet and Russian nuclear programmes. PhD candidate at KTH Royal Institute of Technology in Stockholm, Sweden.

Wayne State University associate professor in Department of Communication

‘Akademischer Rat’ (which is corresponding to a Lecturer or Senior Lecturer) at the University of Cologne

History of technology, intellectual property law, urban history, healthcare, care economy

I am a historian at Georgia State University and the author of two books, Democracy of Sound (2013) and Brain Magnet (2020), as well as a co-editor of East of East (2020). I serve on the editorial boards of Tropics of Meta and Resonance. Solidarity is my religion

Women’s and Gender Studies, US-MX Borderlands, and Global Foodways

Atlantic worlds, Global history, Africa, Caribbean, Europe, America

Slavery Black History, colonial and post colonial, memory studies

I specialize in modern Japanese history, with particular expertise in Japanese imperialism and the social and cultural history of the 1920s-1940s. I am also a scholar of modern Indonesia, and much of my research has revolved around Japan’s occupation of Indonesia in the Second World War as viewed and experienced by both Japanese and Indonesians, within a broader global context of interwar crisis. In 2015 I also completed a major translation project of Professor Yoshimi Yoshiaki’s classic study Grassroots Fascism: The War Experience of the Japanese People (New York, Columbia University Press), supplementing the original with substantial new annotation and an extensive translator’s introduction. I am further interested in regional and global history (and the relationship between them) as well as broader questions and theories of nationalism and nation-building, fascism, Marxism and socialism, imperialism, colonialism and anti-colonialism, neo-colonialism and neo-imperialism, postcolonialism and postcolonial theory, race and race-thinking, history and memory, and historiography. My current project entitled Global Histories of WWII: Imperial Crises and Contested Loyalties seeks to offer, in the form of an open-access publication and an associated website, a diverse assortment of fresh narratives and interpretations of the Second World War as a truly global (as opposed to Eurocentric) conflict.

History of Universities, Social History, History of Science, Digital History

Manuscripts, with a specific focus on the calendars in Books of Hours

Ancient Greece, Ancient Mediterranean, Ancient Rome

Non-tenure track professor of history at Truman State, also a baker and book person

history of science, animal history, gender history, history of race science, history of colonialism, history of logistics, history of capitalism

Maastricht University MSCA Fellow. Working on a history of the entanglement of laboratory animals and logistical systems

Demography, stratification, bureaucratic careers, historical big data

history of science and technology, intellectual and cultural history

Policing, civil rights movement, urban history, African American history, social movements

Professor of English at California State U Long Beach; blog on early modern female book ownership

contemporary history (National Socialism, Holocaust & the aftermath), legal history, university history, Alltagsgeschichte

19th century, 20th century, Progressive Era, World War II

History of Science, Environmental History, cultural history, gender, digital humanities

Jason M. Kelly is Director of the IUPUI Arts and Humanities Institute and Chair and Professor of History in the Indiana University School of Liberal Arts at IUPUI. He is also an Adjunct Professor of Africana Studies and American Studies.

Holocaust History, World War II, Cultures of Rememberance, Memory Studies

Digital History, Digital Humanities, Holocaust Memory, Hostorical Game Studies

History of Science, History of Medicine, Environmental History, History of Collections

Medhist Archaeology Feminism Art Museums Ancient World Prehistory

Gender and Women's History, Social Movements, Intellectual History

PhD in World History from Northeastern University / Working in Private Sector

social history, empires, colonialism, Cold War, diaspora, gender

Postdoc at Universitat Pompeu Fabra, Barcelona. PhD in History, University of Cambridge

history of science, history of astronomy, science and ideology, history of photography

Researcher & developer in the Digital Humanities at TELOTA / BBAW. Trained historian. Coordinator of correspSearch

cultural history: ghosts, violence, memory, race, justice, representation

lowly doctoral student worm, ma thesis on lynching and racial violence, writing disseration on ghosts in US South

diffusion, fashion, gender, syncretic religion, witchcraft, death and dying

high school world history teacher, chair of WHA teaching committee, History MA - GSU 2015

18th century, history of love and sex, the Byron family, the French Revolution

Italian States / Europe (Western and Eastern) / Mediterranean Sea

Condottieri in Medieval and Renaissance Italy /Cultures, War, Social and Gender Studies

Librarian at the Bibliothèque nationale de France (BnF - France))

History of Medicine, History of Science, History of Anatomy, Book History

music, vernacular culture, performance practice, music & politics

Professor & Chair of Musicology & Director of the Vernacular Music Center at Texas Tech

professor associate of History Didactics at the University of Teacher Education in Lausanne, Switzerland; Main research interests: teaching and learning practices in history; textbook analysis and history of education; use of digital technology and the place of public history in education.

Environmental History: History of Computing, Technology, Labor, Capitalism,

20th century Canada, oral and public historian, immigration, ethnicity, toxic legacies

Oral and public history, gender history, Holocaust studies, environmental history

History Education; History Teaching; History Education Research

The long eighteenth century in the broadest sense

Assistant Professor of Global History at the Education University of Hong Kong

Postdoc at University of St Andrews, historian of animals, disease, and colonialism.

History of medicine, history of psychiatry and psychotherapy, history of science, history of technology, Jewish history

queer history, histories of sexuality, gender, childhood and the family

Lecturer at Nottingham Trent Uni, current project Mourning at the Museum

women, gender, sexuality; activism and reform; disability; carceral state; Progressive Era and New Deal; childhood, youth, and education

Expanding public-facing scholarship; working on first trade book

I am a historian of U.S. foreign assistance, disasters, and international humanitarianism

Professor of American Studies at the University of Lille (France)

cultural and religious history, anglophone migrants, soundscapes

commodities, imperialism, colonialism, industrial history, labor history

Teach at Michigan Tech, book review editor for Agricultural History, post about research and mushrooms

education & social policy, esp. early childhood, gender history, digital history education, child care

historian & scholar of education & social policy and educator @ Heidelberg University of Education; freelance editor & translator; mom & Girl Scout

Associate Prof, Director Center for Healthcare History and Policy at Emory

Native American and Indigenous studies; HGIS; enviromental history; colonialism; digital humanities

history of science, history of medicine, history of technology, history of disability

women's history, colonial history, gender, migration, political science

Creator and host of the HERstory Southeast Asia podcast based in the Philippines

Intellectual history/antiquarianism, interdisciplinarity, landscape, urbanism, language as cultural practice

History of music, Historical musicology, Neo-Latin, Print culture, Performance practice

Disability History, History of Medicine, Disability Studies, Medical Humanities, Graphic Medicine, South Asian History, Colonial Medicine

19th century, 20th century, Europe, Mediterranean, Balkans, Habsburg Empire, Migration, Italy, Croatia, New York City

History of Science, History of Animals, Nautical Science, Navigation, History of Medicine

Publications: "From Pogrom to Civil War - Tom Glennon & The Belfast IRA", "Pogrom & Partition - Belfast's Market Area 1920-22"

Cultural history, gender history, material culture, food history, history of emotions

Vice Chancellor’s Research Fellow at Oxford Brookes University

History of medicine and public health in the 20th c US

maritime history, dress and material culture, gender, social history

history of empire, political history, cultural history, comparative history

Working on law and imperialism in the Roman Republic; the Roman Atlantic; comparison of Roman and Han empires

Oil historian, US-Iran relations in the Cold War, political economy of energy

Cinema and media studies, Classical Hollywood, film musicals, queer theory, camp and cult cinema, cultural studies

Current MA student at The New School, will hopefully be starting a PhD within a few years

history of computers, environmental history, labor history, history of capitalism, history of science

Feminist, gender, and women's history; social movements; media history

20th century, Brazilian dictatorship, slavery and its afterlives

Frontier history, Native American contact, environmental history, historical archaeology

Beach Bum with a Camera. PhDs History & Archaeology. I write books, wrangle parrots, snap photos, and drink coffee. Books and digital art at Blue Parrot Books.

Modernism across disciplines, religious history, art and architectural history, intellectual history

studies/teaches the history/theory of religious/sacred art/architecture...

History and Sociology of American Media, Race, Class, and Political Culture

Nuclear history, radiation technopolitics, Cold War, environmental, peace

Professor at Hiroshima Peace Institute working on nuclear history and global hibakusha

@bojacobs, @nuclearbodies, @globalhibakusha

Caste, gender, sexuality, indigeneity, magic, occult, colonialism, early modernity

Cultural history; criminality and deviance; childhood; political culture; gender

Historian @ Penn State, Director, Richards Civil War Era Center

trans and queer histories/race and empire/women's and gender

Commercial archaeologist/historian who worked primarily in Chesapeake Bay region.

Global/International history, Diplomatic history, history of science, political history

PhD Candidate working on Global Maoism and political extremism in the (post-)Cold War

Transregional history, intellectual history, diplomatic history, political history

PhD candidate writing on Cameroon-China people-to-people relations during the Cold War

I’m an art historian/historian, interested in women’s history, architectural history, nuns & convents. Also a side interest in British history as I teach that.

Early China is my hobby (not a historian). Also Names, Translation, Whimsy, Politics (2022)

Animal history, history of science, technology and medicine, health-environmental humanities

Global history, world economic history/capitalism, Spain, Russia

Édition numérique collaborative et critique de l'Encyclopédie de Diderot, D'Alembert et Jaucourt (1751-1772) / Digital critical and collaborative edition of the Encyclopédie (1751-1772)

cultural history, the arts especially music, Persian & Urdu literature, emotions, senses, empire, Islam

Forgery studies, cultural history, book history, intellectual history, history of art

Professor of Women's and Gender History, with a focus on 1300-1700. PI on AHRC-funded project, Alice Thornton's Books.

Environmental history, medical history, history of science, landscape history

Environmental and Medical Historian based at Newcastle University

Media historian working on the history of logistics, production, and assembly

intellectual history, law and gender, obscenity, debt, literature, economics

Global, Europe, Central Europe, Eastern Europe, Southern Europe, Middle East, Central Asia

Gender history, history of violence, political culture, history of monarchy

gender, women’s and sexuality history, cultural history, labor history

Political Ideology in Early U.S. Republic, McCarthyism, 80s and 90s U.S.

Public History, Urban History, Oral History, U.S. Social Movements

I'm not an academic, but in another life I might have been. I am a writer and public historian getting a terminal MA degree.

American founding, Reconstruction, Progressivism, New Deal, modern conservative movements

modern/contemporary (20th & 21st centuries). Branching oyt to medieval (13th & 14th centuries)

Interdisciplinary research and teaching in arts, urban studies, and history

Public History, History of Psychology, History of Psychiatry, History of Mental Health Care, Asylum History, Museums, Material Culture

Assistant Director at Cummings Center for the History of Psychology (University of Akron)

history of political thought, intellectual history, decolonization, postcolonial

Historian of Political Thought at the New School for Social Research

Landscape, urban and architectural history; health, food, political economy

PhD candidate in American Studies at the Université Paris-Nanterre (CREA, ED 138) part time. Full-time EFL teacher in middle school. Our house is filled with dogs (3, our babies).

Genealogist and lecturer, director of content for Europe for major family history site MyHeritage

Associate Professor of Science, Technology, and Society at MIT. Author Cybernetic Revolutionaries, co-editor Beyond Imported Magic

Intellectual/cultural history, history of racism, film, video games, gender

environmental history, history of childhood, gender, African American

Trans and queer histories, women's history, political/electoral history, social movements

Environmental History, History of Science, History of Capitalism

Author of Nomadic Narratives: A History of Mobility and Identity in the Great Indian Desert and Co-Editor South Asian Borderlands: History, Mobility, Affect

My research has focused on US history, particularly WWI/WWII homefront, gardens, agriculture, food policy, and how that might inform today's public policy.

History of: Medicine, Mental Health, Psychiatry, Psychology, Science, Quakers

Research Fellow in History of Art at Gonville and Caius, Cambridge

19th, 20th century. But also a little 10th and 11th c, as a treat

Economic history, industrialization, history of science and technology

Student at UC Berkeley, writing about the Industrial Revolution

Political theorist and historian of political and economic thought. Currently at Uppsala University. Previously at the IAS, Lafayette College, and UC Berkeley.

France, Europe, Algeria, French-speaking regions around the world

Asst. Professor of French. 20th/21st-C French Literature and Memory Studies.

I'm not 100% sure I count but I do a lot in digital public history, citizen history and currently research the history of mechanisation

Famine, disaster relief, humanitarianism, global history, gender, race, class

history of science, history of technology, history of innovation, economic history

Gender studies, sexuality, political history, history of women, marriage law, parrhesia, and feminist ethics, early modern English drama, Shakespeare

Prof EM English Drama, Shakespeare, and Women's and Gender Studies, Hunter College, CUNY

Cultural and intellectual history; history of the book, publishing, and reading

environmental history, colonial history, gender history, legal history

Black freedom struggle, democracy, white supremacy, New South, Reconstruction, Jim Crow

Cultural history, Newspapers, Digital humanities (large scale digitized corpus through text mining)

Well-involved on Wikipedia (admin on the French one) and the open science movement

Economic and financial history, history of international relations, digital history

Professor of international economic history at the University of Glasgow

air-war, judicial history, prosecution of Nazi-crimes and war-crimes, Vergangenheitspolitik, politics and society of post-war Germany, protest movements, evolution of Rechtsstaat

transnational history, mission history, history of Christianity, Mormon history

Historian, Church History Library, Salt Lake City; adjunct professor, Brigham Young University

Professor of History, Loyola Marymount University, Los Angeles, California USA

Quackery, conspiracy theory, paranormal beliefs, WWII veteran memoirs

material culture, Black landscapes, cultural landscapes, public history

Material culture, space, urban history, consumption, World War Two, urban combat, everyday life, destruction, memory

Western Michigan University, writing a material and spatial history of WWII in Germany

Curator of the monthly Berkeley South Asian Radical History Walking Tour

Brian J Griffith is a historian of modern Europe with a special emphasis on the political and cultural history of Italian Fascism. His current research focuses on the history of industrial-scale winemaking and national identity in Mussolini's Italy, the history of transnational volunteerism during the Second Italo-Ethiopian War and the Spanish Civil War, and the history of neo-fascism in Italy between the 1950s and the 2010s. A Visiting Instructor in Modern European History at University of California, Los Angeles and Scripps College, Griffith is currently completing his first research monograph, entitled Cultivating Fascism: Wine, Politics, and Identity in Mussolini's Italy.

book history; libraries; bibliography; global book; information studies; print culture; material studies; fine @rod

Cold War, intelligence, space, transatlantic relations

history of knowledge, war and society, gender history, social history

20th century (primarily WWI to early Cold War) and a little 19th

Colonialism, Globalization, Capitalism, Global Pharma, and Cultures of Remembrance

Diplomatic and International; Christian Democracy and European Integration

Trained as a German Historian, now work on broader international topics but my heart is transatlantic.

Written on whiteness in C19 US lit; now working on utopias in early US and Australian culture.

Global migration history, diaspora studies, Sinology, political economy, transnational capitalism

International History, History of Higher Education, History of International Student Mobility

Research Fellow at Institut d'histoire moderne et contemporaine, Paris, France

19th century, earlly 20th century, Austria-Hungary, Victorian Britain

sailing ship to steamers transition, maritime history, global history, travelwriting and the discovery of new space

digital history, digital humanities, history from below, museum history, history of science

Political history, cultural heritage, animals, disaster and environmental politics

Borders, deserts, human-environment relationships, harbors, archaeology

Associate Professor, Sorbonne University, History department

People's history in times of radical transformation of society (bakumatsu in Japan, "Die Wende" in GDR)

Stadtgeschichte, local history, WW2, modern history, Lokalgeschichte, Grassroots history, social history, industrial history, Industriegeschichte

Material culture, performance, leisure culture, consumer history, social history, art history, intellectual history

Leverhulme ECF at Newcastle Uni History. Working on 18thc leisure culture, costume, race, & empire (& masquerade gossip). Mother runner, coffee drinker.

Fashion, textiles, museums, conservation, curation, STS

Gender, fashion history, museology, conservation theory, textile history, history of science

Chief Conservator at the Cleveland Museum, fashion conservator, fashion curator

church history, intellectual history, history of science, theology, digital humanities

I am a specialist of late medieval France who works primarily on violence and politics from a social historical perspective around the time of the Black Death and Hundred Years War.

Independent researcher looking at Latin American folk and native music, and European romantic music

social & political history; women's & gender history; urban history; emotion history

Associate Professor of Contemporary Cultural History, Aarhus University, Denmark. Co-director of Center for Digital History Aarhus. Author of Sesame Street: A Transnational History (fc OUP 2023) and From Superman to Social Realism (John Benjamins 2017)

History of medicine, history of science, history of trans rights, death, 18th century, 19th century, grief, forensics

Freelance author, PhD, Editor of BMJ’s Medical Humanities, Host of #PeculiarBookClub

assistant professor of history. Doing this form a second time as I have had to recreate my account from scratch.

interested in klezmer musicians and music manuscripts, Yiddish theatre and choral societies, Dutch East Indies journalism and political culture

Writing my second book on film history and the environment, 1919-1950

Professor, Fordham Law School, Visiting BU Law, working on book on history of executive/presidential power

South Asia, Southeast Asia, India, Nepal, Indonesia, Indian Ocean, Hellenistic world, ancient and medieval mediterranean

Freelance Historian, Writer, and Consultant. I explore beer history and culture broadly, but 19th c. US will always be my first love.

I work on the history of prostitution and the politics of anti-trafficking

I'm a PhD student at Bard Graduate Center, focused on late nineteenth and early twentieth century fashion history, primarily in France