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HIST 1016: Immigration Law: A History of the Present

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Professor Jesse Hoffnung-Garskof. This course assists students to develop an informed analysis of the current political debate through investigation of the legal history of immigration since founding of the republic. Students analyze the ways that...

History 2046/HLS 3046: Legal History Workshop: Legal Pluralism

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Professor Tamar Herzog. This workshop aims to provide students with an historical perspective on the phenomenon of legal pluralism world-wide, but with a focus on the medieval and early modern worlds, Europe and its colonies. Assignments and class...

Harion Custodio

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Harion Custodio is a Fulbright Fellow - Visiting Scholar at Harvard's department of history. He studies of the depiction of Black people in post-slavery Brazil and the United States through the lens of literature. His interdisciplinary research includes...

Betsy Konefal

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Betsy Konefal is an Associate Professor of History at William & Mary and author of For Every Indio Who Falls: A History of Maya Activism in Guatemala, which chronicles highland mobilization in a context of revolutionary insurgency and genocidal...

AFRAMER 219A: Race and Ethnicity in Latin America

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Professor Alejandro de la Fuente. This yearlong seminar introduces students to current questions and debates in the study of race and ethnicity in Latin America, from the colonial period to the present. Our seminar answers the call, issued by...

Felipe Alfonso

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Felipe Alfonso is a PhD student in the History Department at Harvard University. He specializes on the Social History of slavery and manumission in 19th-century Brazil. He holds a Bachelor's degree in History (with partial completion at the Paris...

Kevin Blacutt

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Kevin is a PhD student in Latin American History. His research centers on how notions of human difference –– especially those anchored in ideas about race –– were used to define the boundaries between “us” and “them” in the eighteenth- and nineteenth...

Sergio Leos

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Sergio Leos studies the shifting intellectual perspectives of early modern Europe, especially throughout the Iberian Atlantic world of the 16th and 17th centuries. His current research focuses on the ways Europeans interpreted and accommodated the...

Thiago Mattos-Batista

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Thiago Mattos Batista is a PhD student in the African and African American department at Harvard University, having History as his primary field. After working as a journalist for over ten years, his research focuses on the cultural contributions of the...

Jaqueline Martinho dos Santos

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Jaqueline Martinho is a Ph.D. student at the University of São Paulo whose research focuses on slavery, racism, and racial relations in Brazilian history and society.  At Harvard from August 2023 to July 2024, she will analyze photographs of Black...

Elisa Pomari

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Elisa Pomari is a PhD candidate at University of Campinas (Unicamp), a member of the Brazilian Committee for the Conservation of the Industrial Heritage (TICCIH-Brasil), and a visiting scholar at Harvard University (fall 2021 and 2021-22 academic year)...

Mateo Jarquin

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Originally from Nicaragua, Mateo Jarquín joined the Department of History at Chapman University after earning his Ph.D. from Harvard University in 2019.
His scholarship asks how 20th-century revolutions in the so-called Third World have framed global...