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A number of historians focus on the application of organized violence and the trauma which ensues. How do such dynamics inform our understanding of places like early modern Europe, Soviet Russia, the Caribbean, and South Africa?

Denis Kozlov

Krista Kesselring

Gary Kynoch

Greg Hanlon

Justin Roberts

John Bingham

Ajay Parasram

The discourse of sectarianism has profoundly shaped history and how Christian and Muslim societies have understood their past in Europe, Middle East, Africa, and South Asia.

Colin Mitchell

Krista Kesselring

Greg Hanlon

Jerry Bannister

Ajay Parasram

The framework of a globalized socio-economic order were forged in the Atlantic world during the early modern period. Understanding how this developed is crucial.

Justin Roberts

Jerry Bannister

Phil Zachernuk

Jack Crowley

Harvey Amani Whitfield

Historians are looking to non-textual sources to better appreciate how history can be represented.

Lisa Binkley

John Bingham

Todd McCallum

Modern western society has been indelibly shaped by the growth of the legal and bureaucratic traditions.

Ruth Bleasdale

Shirley Tillotson

Krista Kesselring

Jerry Bannister

Study state institutions in the early modern and modern periods in a number of contexts and how these have been challenged by ideology, culture, and religion.

Todd McCallum

Gary Kynoch

Jerry Bannister

Denis Kozlov

Colin Mitchell

Krista Kesselring

Shirley Tillotson

Phil Zachernuk

Ajay Parasram

The purchase and ownership of human beings has been a constant feature of our society until the modern period. These historians examine slavery and its practice in a number of contexts: Colonial and Antebellum America, 19th-century sub-saharan Africa and the Caribbean, as well as the premodern polities of the Islamic world.

Gary Kynoch

Colin Mitchell

Phil Zachernuk

Justin Roberts

Harvey Amani Whitfield