Undergraduate Associate. Department of Government, Harvard College.
Research interests: National identity in foreign policy; American history; Indian postcolonial nationalism; Indo-Pacific geopolitics; contemporary China; ethnic and identity politics; economic mobility and development; human and civil rights; and American democratic politics. Pronouns: he/him
Director, Center for History and Economics; Executive Committee; Steering Committee; Faculty Associate. Mehra Family Professor of South Asian Studies, Department of History, Harvard University
Research interests: Transregional movement of people, ideas, and institutions; history of public health and poverty; the history of migration; environmental history; and South and Southeast Asia.
Kenneth I. Juster Fellow. Department of History, Harvard College.
Research interests: Strategy and Credibility: How American and British Visions for Southeast Asia Evolved in Crisis and Framed Escalation in Vietnam (1961–1964).
Faculty Associate. Robert G. Stone, Jr. Professor of Sociology, Department of Sociology, Harvard University.
Research interests: Impact of European integration on economic inequality and the welfare state; the evolution of the network structure of international organizations; and the social determinants of health inequalities.
Undergraduate Associate; Williams/Lodge International Government and Public Affairs Research Fellow. Committee on Degrees in Social Studies, Harvard College.
Research interests: Democratic transitions and consolidation; civil-military relations; national security policy; and Argentine and Brazilian politics.
Undergraduate Associate; Williams/Lodge International Government and Public Affairs Fellow. Department of African and African American Studies, Harvard College.
Research Interests: Postconflict resolution in Rwanda and the Democratic Republic of Congo.
Director, Undergraduate Student Programs; Executive Committee; Faculty Associate; Chair, Weatherhead Research Cluster on Global Populism. Associate Professor of Sociology, Department of Sociology, Harvard University.
Research interests: Nationalism; populism; political discourse; symbolic aspects of political institutions; and computational and relational methods in cultural and political sociology.
