Directory
Graduate student office hours Fall 2023: (drop in) Wednesdays 2-4pm in SSMS 2129
International human rights
Fields: Global Political Economy; Macro-Finance; Open-economy Macroeconomics; International Finance; Development Economics; Heterodox Economics; Post-Keynesian Economics; Marxian Political Economy
Areas of Expertise: Financial Globalization; Subordinate Financialization; Latin American conomies; International Banking and Financial Institutions; Cross-Border Financial Flows; Financial Integration; Mixed-Methods
- Assistant Professor
- Affiliate faculty member in the Department of Geography and the Interdepartmental PhD Emphasis in Environment and Society
Global political economy; Technology; Labor; Postcolonial Development; Social Theory; Supply chains, Logistics, and Infrastructure studies
International climate politics, global environmental governance, sustainable development, political economy, international organizations and governance
- Associate Professor
- Associate Director of the Division of Social Sciences Faculty Mentoring Program
- Undergraduate Director
- Faculty Diversity Officer to the Office of Diversity Equity and Inclusion
- Chair of Global Studies DEI Committee
- African Diaspora
- Caribbean literature
- Post-colonial Literature
- Haitian literature, culture, history
- Gender and transnationalism
- Migration and identity
- Anti-colonialism and Decoloniality
Global Theory and Culture
Global Ethics;
Cosmopolitanisms in a World of Global Absolutisms;
Globalizing the Humanities;
American Literary, Cultural, Intellectual, and Religious Studies
Global political economy of urbanization, ecology and agrarian change, with a focus on post-colonial Africa
Global Studies as an emerging field
Global rise of religious violence
Nationalism and transnational in a global age
Sikhism and South Asian religion and politics
Global religion; conflict resolution
Specializing in the literary and cultural study of the Caribbean, Europe and North Africa from the eighteenth century to the present.
Fields: Development Economics; Labor Economics; Political Economy.
Topics: Structural transformation; Globalization; Employment; Education; Public Services.
Conflict and violence, civil wars, protests and repression, statebuilding, development, African and Latin American politics