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Associated and Adjunct Faculty

Visiting and Temporary Faculty

Emeritus Faculty

Recent Faculty Publications

Alphabetical List of History Faculty
	Walter L. Adamson	cv	Astrid M. Eckert	cv	Kristin Mann	cv	James L. Roark	cv
	Patrick N. Allitt	cv	David Eltis	cv	James V.H. Melton	cv	Philippe Rosenberg	cv
	Kathryn E. Amdur	cv	Eric Goldstein	cv	Judith A. Miller	cv	Marina Rustow	cv
	Tonio Andrade	cv	Fraser J. Harbutt	cv	Mary E. Odem	cv	Susan M. Socolow	cv
	Clifton Crais	cv	Leslie M. Harris	cv	Gyanendra Pandey	cv	Kenneth W. Stein	cv
	Joseph Crespino	cv	John T. Juricek	cv	Cynthia Patterson	cv	Sharon T. Strocchia	cv
	Leroy Davis	cv	Jeffrey Lesser	cv	Matthew J. Payne	cv	Brian Vick	cv
	Robert Desrochers	cv	Earl Lewis	cv	Jonathan Prude	cv	Stephen D. White	cv
					Mark Ravina	cv	Yanna Yannakakis	cv

History Faculty by Area of Study
	Africa		Europe		Jewish		United States
	Clifton Crais	cv	Walter L. Adamson	cv	Eric Goldstein	cv	Patrick N. Allitt	cv
	Kristin Mann	cv	Kathryn E. Amdur	cv	Jeffrey Lesser	cv	Joseph Crespino	cv
			Astrid M. Eckert	cv	Marina Rustow	cv	Leroy Davis	cv
	Asia		James V.H. Melton	cv	Kenneth W. Stein	cv	Robert Desrochers	cv
	Tonio Andrade	cv	Judith A. Miller	cv			Eric Goldstein	cv
	Gyanendra Pandey	cv	Cynthia Patterson	cv	Latin America		Fraser J. Harbutt	cv
	Mark Ravina	cv	Matthew J. Payne	cv	Jeffrey Lesser	cv	Leslie M. Harris	cv
			Philippe Rosenberg	cv	Yanna Yannakakis	cv	John T. Juricek	cv
	Atlantic World		Marina Rustow	cv			Earl Lewis	cv
	David Eltis	cv	Sharon T. Strocchia	cv	Middle East		Mary E. Odem	cv
			Brian Vick	cv	Marina Rustow	cv	Jonathan Prude	cv
			Stephen D. White	cv	Kenneth W. Stein	cv	James L. Roark	cv

Associated Faculty

Edna Bay (Professor, Institute of the Liberal Arts: African studies, women in Africa)

Leonard A. Carlson (Economics Department: economic history of the United States)

Elizabeth Goodstein (Institute of Liberal Arts: Literature and culture of modernity in France, Germany, and Austria)

E. Brooks Holifield (Charles Howard Candler Professor of Church History, Candler School of Theology)

Harvey Klehr (Andrew W. Mellon Professor of Politics, Policial Science Department: political theory, American radicalism)

Howard Kushner (Robertson Professor of Science and Society, Graduate Institute of Liberal Arts: History of Medicine and Disease, Psychiatry and Neurology)

Ruby Lal (Associate Professor, Middle Eastern & South Asian Studies: south Asian history)

Deborah E. Lipstadt (Doroh Professor of Judaic and Holocaust Studies, Religion Department: the Holocaust)

Roxani Eleni Margariti (Associate Professor, Middle Eastern Studies: medieval social, economic, and maritime history; material culture; archaeology)

Gordon D. Newby (Middle Eastern Studies; Islamic, Judaic and Middle Eastern studies)

Polly J. Price (Professor of Law; legal methods, torts, and American legal history)

Pamela Scully (Associate Professor, joint appointment in Women's studies and African Studies; African history and gender history)

Jonathan Strom (Theology School; post-Reformation era in Germany, pietism in early northern Europe)

Allen E. Tullos (Institute of Liberal Arts; United States popular culture)

Adjunct Faculty

Steven H. Hochman (The Carter Center: Public Policy and Nongovernmental Organizations)

Jamil Zainaldin (GA Humanities Council)

Distinguished Visiting Faculty

Mary Bullock (Visiting Distinguished Professor, joint with Political Science; contemporary China, Western science and medicine in China)

Marion Creekmore (Visiting Distinguished Professor; history and politics of South Asia, public policy and non-government organizations)

Raanan Rein (Distinguished Fellow, Fox Center for Humanistic Inquiry)

Visiting and Temporary Faculty

S. Serena Tschopp (Visiting Professor)

Emeritus Faculty

William Beik (early modern France)

Thomas S. Burns (late ancient and medieval Europe)

Irwin Hyatt (modern China)

Robert Silliman (History of Science)

Robert Smith (modern Britain)

Douglas Unfug (modern Germany)

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