Asia

Affiliated Faculty

photo of Richard Bulliet

Richard Bulliet

Professor Emeritus of History; Special Lecturer in History

Research Interest

Middle East and North Africa

Economic, Business, and Finance

Science and Technology

Pre-17th Century

photo of Marc Van De Mieroop

Columbia Faculty

Marc Van De Mieroop

Professor of History, Department of History

Research Interest

Middle East and North Africa

Politics and Institutions

Intellectual and Cultural

Pre-17th Century

Affiliated Dissertations

Muslim Assistance in the Armenian Genocide: 1914-1919
Gateway, Buffer, Boundary: The McMahon Line and the Frontiers of the British Empire in Tibet, 1900-1914
Raising Global Families: Pearl Buck's Welcome House and the Early Years of Interracial Adoption in America
Between Politics and Principles: The Dutch movement for the 'Third World' and the Global Cold War
Internationalisms in Conflict: Diaspora, Pan-Asianism and Indian Policy in the United Nations 1945-1948
The Emergence of Iranian "Feminism": Women's Journals, the Iranian Girl's School Movement, and Female Missionaries during Reza Shah's Modernization Reforms, 1921-1941
"Universal" or "Western"? Understanding the Language of Human Rights Through an Examination of the Bandung Conference in 1955 and the Afro-Asian Women's Conference of 1961
Killer Queens: Women, Loyalty, and the Mongol War Machine
Afro-Asianism, Radical Literature, and Interpersonal Solidarity in Lotus Magazine, 1958-1984
Petty Imperialism: Dutch expatriate communities and ‘Cosmopolitan Dutchness’ in Asian port cities, 1919-1941
The Southeastern Anatolia Project: The Rise of Turkish Technocrats, Development Ideology and Kurdish Political Ecology through the Lens of Dam Construction.
Republican Era Chinese Anti-Semitism and its Afterlife
The Golden Swallow and the Eternal Blue Sky: Mongolia’s Transition to Democracy During and After the Mongolian Revolution of 1990
Curating Colonialism: Hamburg Ethnographers in Nanjing, 1927-1932

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