Sociology of Globalization, Social Movements, Transnational Women's Movements, Arab Culture and Society, Gender and Feminist Studies
Trauma Studies, Trauma Theory, Globalization and Immigration, Literary Trauma Theory
Digital media, television, news media, melodrama, parody, science and technology studies, Political subjectivity, politics of affect, democratic transition, social movements, human rights, memory, urban studies, Latin America
Arabic translation and interpretation and the use of Arabic dialects in these fields.
morphology, syntax, quantitative/computational linguistics, history of ideas
Globalization, neoliberalism, economic sociology, Eastern Europe, socialism and postsocialism, gentrification, Washington, DC
Critical Development studies, citizenship, biopolitics, globalization, immigration, migration, colonialism, postcolonialism
Globalization; Energy, Environment and Sustainability; Political economy of resources; Museums, Heritage, Cultural Policy; Tourism; Mexico, Latin America; Ethnography
labor economics, education policy, economics of development, and undergraduate pedagogy in economics
Urban spaces, gentrification, governmentality, globalization and transnational sexualities
Medical anthropology, aging and end-of-life care, pain management, reproductive health, Islam, technology, gender, Middle East and North Africa, the United States
West Africa, Scandinavia, political and legal anthropology, human rights, law and law enforcement, small arms, information practices, migration, urban studies
Nationalism, sectarianism, transnational Islamic humanitarianism, activism and civil society, the Middle East
Environmental governance, climate change policy, corporate environmentalism and public policy, public policy analysis and evaluation
Mass and popular culture, neoliberalism, media studies, and critical theory
Comparative welfare states, comparative federalism (including intergovernmental relations, multilevel governance, and decentralization), Europeanization, governance (international and domestic).
Islam, globalization, development, international relations
Comparative politics, Central Asian regime change, political Islam, effects of information communication technology on state and society
Migration, diaspora, political economy, digital activism, language politics, gender, international development, religion, ethnography, Central Asia, Tajikistan
Social movements, gender, race, protest, ethics, violence/nonviolence
war and sexuality; globalization; militarization; queer refugees
Environmental Policy and Governance, Climate Change, Adaptation, Mitigation, Natural Resource Management, Environmental Sustainability, and Global Warming
Modern African literatures and cultures; Modern francophone literatures and cultures; Intersections of literature and anthropology; Genocide studies; Folklore and oral literature; Postcolonial theory; Wolof (advanced reading) and Swahili (beginner).
Film & television, American popular culture, digital & social media
Transnational spaces, literature, South Asian American culture, kinship work, and The Midwest.
Political economy and culture, globalization, media and technology, critical race and gender theory
International & Comparative political economy, Exchange rates, Economic crisis, Democratization, Asian Politics
Diaspora, South Asian-American studies, transnational feminisms, disability, queer bodies, non-dominant epistemologies, critical pedagogy, governmentality and empire
Peace and Conflict Resolution, Social Movements and Resistance, Systemic Violence, Systemic Transformation, Nonviolence
visual culture, photography, political economy, gender/race theory, political economy, globalization
Globalization; legal and economic anthropology; the anthropology of science and technology; patents, copyright, property, and piracy; creativity, copying, and the knowledge economy; semiotics; social media; environmental capitalism; China; Hong Kong; Taiwan.
Film and media, popular culture, psychoanalysis, gender and sexuality, transnationalism
AI; Algorithms; Media; Film, Visual Thinking; Popular Culture; Gender; Subjectivity; Globalization & Sustainability
American Studies, legal and policy history, mass incarceration, comparative justice, poverty studies