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 | Agocs, Andreas
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 | Alquist, Jan | |||||||
 | Alyagon, Elad | |||||||
 | Amin, Neel
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 | Anderson, Chad
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 | Arnfeld, Rebecca
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 | Averbeck, Robin
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 | Balloffet, Lily
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 | Banks, Keith
| Awards:
Roland Marchand Research Grant, UC Davis 2005 Roland Marchand Research Grant, UC Davis 2006 Roland Marchand Research Grant, UC Davis 2007
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 | Basile, Marie
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 | Benes, Jakub
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 | Benson, Padraic
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 | Brueck, Greg
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 | Bryden, Eric
| My project explores how supporters of the Weimar Republic utilized images and narratives of the German past in attempting to argue for the historical legitimacy of Germany's first liberal democratic political order. It is an examination of the various elements contained with these Geschichtsbilder and also seeks to analyze differing republican responses to the monarchical legacy that had undergirded the Hohenzollern Old Regime.
Papers "Legitimizing Weimar: Republican Political Culture, 1918-1933." University of California Workshop - New Research and Writing in Modern German History. February 27-29, 2004. Sponsored by Institute for European Studies. "'Erziehung zum Staat': Promoting Civility in Weimar Germany." Second Annual Loyola University Chicago History Graduate Student Conference. Loyola University Chicago. April 29, 2006. "The Republican Citizen in Weimar Germany." New York State Association of European Historians' Annual Meeting. Hartwick University - Oneonta, New York. September 15-16, 2006. | ||||||
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 | Cannon, Mae | |||||||
 | Carpenter, Nate
| Research Regions: Guinea (Futa Jallon), Senegal, Guinea Bissau, The Gambia Research Interests: Nineteenth-century Upper Guinea, African social history, African environmental history, Political ecology, African borderlands Dissertation Title: Politics, Economy, and Ecology in Northwestern Guinea, 1850-1930 Selected Awards: Fulbright IIE (2009-2010) All-UC Economic History Group, Graduate Research Grant (2009) Foreign Language and Area Studies Fellowship (2006, 2008) Selected Papers: “The Biaye have never been part of Alpha Yaya's territory”: Mapping Bodies and Borders in Nineteenth-Century West Africa” (to be presented at the annual meeting of the African Borderlands Research Network, Johannesburg, South Africa, October 10-14, 2009). “The Role of Food and Family in Zimbabwe's Liberation War” (presented at the Tasting Histories Conference, Davis, CA, February 27-29, 2009). “African Boundaries and Colonial Borders: Northwestern Guinea in the Late Nineteenth Century” (presented at the annual meeting of the African Studies Association, Chicago, November 13-16, 2008). | ||||||
 | Castro, Cristian
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 | Chaney, Rachel
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 | Chester, Robert
| Interests Environmental, Native American, and US West My study examines the many and far-reaching environmental impacts of the Comstock Lode(the largest silver strike in US history) from its beginning in 1859 and the changes it set in motion that transformed an entire region (Lake Tahoe and Pyramid Lake, the Eastern slope of the Sierra Nevada, and the Carson and Truckee Rivers. From mining to logging, fishing, Indian removal, farming, dam construction, and mercury contamination, the industrial legacies of the Comstock present Gilded Age economic policies and their consequences in sharp relief. The hard-rock deep-shaft mining that occurred on the Comstock, the capital needed to fund such an enterprise, and the devastation of forests and streams that accompanied this spectacular event foreshadowed the economic development and ecological transformation of other mining regions throughout the American West for the remainder of the nineteenth century. In addition, the dispossession and marginalization of native groups such as the Paiute and Washoe vividly demonstrates, as did the California Gold Rush, the relationship between mining booms, deteriorating relations between natives and newcomers, and, ultimately, the violence encouraged by western expansion and exacerbated by capitalist greed. | ||||||
 | Clune, Lori
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 | Collins, Michael
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 | Costanzo, Adam
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 | Cote, Stephen
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 | Covart, Elizabeth
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 | Davis, Kimberly
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 | Denning, Andrew
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 | Draper, Melvyn
| Conference Paper:
"Ernest Loomis and Occult Force in Late Nineteenth Century Chicago" The Association for the Study of Esotericism, College of Charleston, May 29-June 1, 2008. | ||||||
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 | Filippello, Marcus
| Awards: Received Fulbright-Hays Fellowship to study Yoruba at Obafemi Awolowo University in Ile-Ife, Nigeria (Summer 2005) | ||||||
 | Fischer, John Ryan
| Interests:
US West, Environmental, Race, Imperialism Awards: National Science Foundation IGERT in Biological Invasions, Long-Term Fellowship 2002-2004 UC Davis Humanities Institute, President's Pre-doctoral Fellowship 2001-2005 | ||||||