Doctoral Candidates and Recent Alumni

Jan Bulman, "The Court Book of Mende and the Secular Lordship of the Bishop: Re/collecting the Past of the Thirteenth-century Gevaudan" (Auburn University at Montgomery).

Michael Carignane, "George Eliot and Nineteenth Century Historical Consciousness: A Case Study in Historicism" (Michigan State University).

Marcie Cowley, "Legal and Social Dimensions of Inheritance in the Soviet Union, 1945-1965."

Mark Graham, "World Without Limits: New and Frontier Consciousness in the Later Roman Empire" (Grove City College).

Bethany (Nufer) Hicks, "Migration after German Reunification: An examination of the processes of movement, memory and the construction of identity, 1990-2005."

Mark Hoolihan, "Civil Society and Czech Nationalism, 1880-1914."

Scott Joyner, "The Yid Question. A reassessment of Hilaire Belloc's anti-Semitism."

Eric Limbach, "Unsettled Germans: Perceptions of Migration in Postwar West Germany, 1945-1965."

Patricia Rogers, "'Unprincipled Men Who are One Day British Subjects and the Next Citizens of the United States': The Nova Scotian Merchant Community and Colonial Identity Formation, C. 1780-1820."

Meredith Roman, "Another Kind of 'Freedom:' The Soviet Experiment with Antiracism and Its Image as a 'Raceless' Society,1928-1936" (State University of New York College at Brockport).

Joon Seo Song, "Defining Postwar Sovietness: Magnitogorsk Workers, 1945-53."

Piril Atabay, "Governing the Course of Cities: Political and Social Organizability in the Urbanization Processes of Chicago and Istanbul."

Julia Woesthoff, "The Ambiguities of Anti-Racism: Foreign Laborers and the West German Media, 1955-1990" (DePaul University).