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  • Barragan, Yesenia

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    Associate Professor of History; and Co-director of the RCHA seminar, "Ugly: Bodies, Aesthetics, and the Politics of the Unpleasant"
    Ph.D., Columbia University
      BIOGRAPHY I am a transnational historian of the Americas and African Diaspora, focusing on race, slavery, and emancipation in the nineteenth and twentieth centuries. I earned my Ph.D. in Latin...
  • Burrowes, Nicole

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    Assistant Professor of History
    CUNY Graduate Center
      Biography Assistant Professor, Department of HistoryFaculty Affiliate, Africana StudiesAssociate Director, Rutgers Advanced Institute for Critical Caribbean StudiesFaculty Affiliate, Center for...
  • Butler, Kim

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    Associate Professor of History and Africana Studies
    Ph.D., Johns Hopkins University
    African diaspora history; Brazil; race and politics of identity
    SELECTED PUBLICATIONS   Books Diásporas Imaginarias: Conceitos, Questões e Histórias Afro-Brasileiras. Co-authored with Petrônio Domingues. (SP: Editora Perspectiva, 2020) Freedoms Given, Freedoms Won:...
  • Corinealdi, Kaysha

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    Associate Professor
    Department of Latino & Caribbean Studies and History
    Ph.D., Yale University
    RESEARCH INTERESTS I specialize in the history of the African diaspora in the Americas with particular attention to Central America and the Caribbean as well as circum-Caribbean migration to the...
  • Lauria-Santiago, Aldo

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    Professor of History, Departments of Latino and Caribbean Studies and History
    Director, Center for Latin American Studies
    Ph.D., The University of Chicago
      Aldo A. Lauria Santiago is a historian of Central America, Mexico, the Caribbean and Latinos in the United States. He specializes in peasant and working class history, revolutions, and ethnicity and...
  • Lopez, Kathleen

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    Associate Professor of Latino and Caribbean Studies and History
    Ph.D., University of Michigan
        PUBLICATIONS
  • Seijas, Tatiana

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    Associate Professor of History
    PhD, Yale University, New Haven, CT (Sep 2002 - Dec 2008)
    Seventeenth Century; Early Modern Cities; Mexico; Slavery and Freedom; Iberian Empires; Borderlands; Philippine Islands; Trade Networks
    Biography As a historian, I aim to cross historiographical and geographical frontiers and to reconstruct the everyday experiences of people who were born without the privileges of power. I want to...
  • Townsend, Camilla

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    Board of Governors Distinguished Professor of History
    Ph.D., Rutgers University, 1995
      RESEARCH INTERESTS I am interested in indigenous peoples—and in relations between natives and newcomers—throughout the Americas. My publications have spanned Mexico, the Andean Region and the...
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