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… the modern South Asian States of India and Pakistan. The culture of colonialism, the nature of the colonial state and … topography, mapping, and traveling in South Asian visual culture. By focusing on the manifestations of place and … production, 5) technology and innovation, and 6) culture and lifestyles. Students will explore these themes …

… deportations, executions, and bans on their language and culture, started with the NKVD’s so-called “Greek Operation” …

… deportations, executions, and bans on their language and culture, started with the NKVD’s so-called “Greek Operation” …

… that legacies of repression — the elites’ experiences in prison and exile under the respective autocratic regimes — … in exile in London with this fellow,” or, ‘When I was in prison with that fellow…” and I realized that these pivotal experiences, whether they had been abroad or in prison, were really important to what happened afterwards.  …

… is Professor of History and author ofThe Pol Pot Regime: Race, Power and Genocide in Cambodia under the Khmer Rouge, … an organizational chart of the personnel of Tuol Sleng prison, and translated excerpts from the confidential diary … was focused on “S-21,” also known as the Tuol Sleng Prison, which was the headquarters of the Khmer Rouge secret …

… Freedom: Journeys through the Civil War’s Slave Refugee Camps  (University of North Carolina Press). Taylor holds the … and Brooke N. Newman for “A Dark Inheritance: Blood, Race, and Sex in Colonial Jamaica” (Yale University Press). … Freedom: Journeys through the Civil War’s Slave Refugee Camps  is both beautifully written and “an extraordinary …

… for Food” September 28 Gene Dattel , Author of Cotton and Race in the Making of America: The Human Costs of Economic Power “Cotton and Race in the Making of America: Global Economic Power, Human … Jersey “Water Brings No Harm: Knowledge, Power, and the Struggle for the Waters of Kilimanjaro” April 19 Rheana …

… as well as Sallam’s own experience serving 15 months in prison for what was known as the “Al-Ettehadiya Case.” Sallam reflected on her time at Al-Qanater Prison ­­– which was built by British architects – and how it was described as a “nice prison” compared to other prisons in Egypt built after French …

… as well as Sallam’s own experience serving 15 months in prison for what was known as the “Al-Ettehadiya Case.” Sallam reflected on her time at Al-Qanater Prison ­­– which was built by British architects – and how it was described as a “nice prison” compared to other prisons in Egypt built after French …

… publications include single-authored articles in Theory, Culture & Society (2021), Extrapolation (2019), Journal of Language, Literature, and Culture (2016), Frontiers of Literary Studies in China … interests in studies of childhood, the cultural Cold War, race, and gender and sexuality. She is currently completing a …