People
Faculty
Ayesha Jalal, Director
Mary Richardson Professor of History
Department of History and The Fletcher School
Ujjayant Chakravorty
Professor of Economics
Department of Economics
Brian Hatcher
Packard Professor of Theology
Department of Religion
Shafiqul Islam
Professor of Engineering and Water Diplomacy/Bernard M. Gordon
Senior Faculty Fellow
School of Engineering and The Fletcher School
Sulmaan Khan
Assistant Professor of International History and Chinese Foreign
Relations
The Fletcher School
Kris Manjapra
Professor of History
Department of History
Sarah Pinto
Assistant Professor
Department of Anthropology
Joseph G. Walser
Associate Professor
Department of Religion
Current Graduate Students
Arooj Alam
PhD Program
Research Interests: History of Islam in South Asia, Central Asia,
and Middle East, Intellectual and Social History, impact of
colonialism and secularism on Quranic exegesis (Tafsir) genre,
Affect, Embodiment, and Gender.
Tathagata Dutta
PhD Program
Research Interests: Bay of Bengal regionalism, South Asian and South
East Asian transnational history, migration, and Diaspora history.
Satgin Hamrah
PhD Program
Research Interests: South Asia, Middle East, transnational conflict
and networks, Sectarianism, Islamism, State and Non-State Conflict
Namrata Jain
PhD Program
Research Interests: South Asia, British Empire, Clothing and
Fashion, Textile Trade and Economic Policies, Coloniality and
Gender, Indian Ocean Societies
Wendy Adrian Qian
PhD Program
Research Interests: South Asia, Iraq, caste, gender, law
Fiza Shahzad
MA Program
Research Interests: South Asia, Middle East, Gender, Sexuality, and
Middle-class Respectability, Islamic Law, Colonial Governance
Cody Sharma
MA Program
Research interests: South Asia, interreligious and interracial
relationships, food and policy histories, religion in social
institutions
Neelum Sohail
PhD Program
Research Interests: Colonial Governance, Crime, Policing, and
Punishment, Transnational History
Daniel Waqar
PhD Program
Research Interests: South Asia, Urdu language and literature, crowd
politics, decolonial thought
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