Trained as a historian of the nineteenth-century United States, Ann Marie Wilson has written on women’s political activism in the American West, as well as on... Read more about Ann Marie Wilson
Aaron Bekemeyer, The Labor of Law Enforcement: Police Work and Political Economy in the United States after World War II
Aaron studies the history of American capitalism in the 20th century. His dissertation examines the police union movement in the United States after World War II, exploring how police officers have organized to shape the labor movement, the carceral state, and American political economy since the 1960s.
Nikolas Bowie is an assistant professor of law at Harvard Law School. He is a historian who teaches and writes about federal and state constitutional law and... Read more about Nikolas Bowie
Senior Lecturer in the Centre on Law and Society, University of Cape Town & Visiting Researcher, Institute for Global Law and Policy
Marlese’s research interests include the political economy of work, and more particularly, distributive issues in the context of global value chains. She... Read more about Marlese Von Broembsen
Assistant Professor of History, University of Haifa
Eli Cook is an Assistant Professor of American history at Haifa University in Israel. He received his PhD from Harvard University in 2013 . An historian of... Read more about Eli Cook
Holger Droessler is a historian of 19th- and 20th-century U.S. history, with a special focus on imperialism, capitalism and the Pacific. His book manuscript,... Read more about Holger Droessler
Iain's recent research has drawn on insights from American legal realism to analyse the ways that the rules of property, contract, and negotiable instruments... Read more about Iain Frame
The Politics of Confinement: Indigenous Homelands, Imperial Duress, and Incarceration in the Deep North Borderlands
Balraj's interests include 19th-century U.S. history, slavery and capitalism, class formation, women’s history, and the history of universities. She is part of the Harvard and Slavery Research Project, which seeks to uncover and raise awareness about the historical relationship between Harvard and slavery.
Assistant Professor, Cornell University, ILR School
Louis Hyman is a historian of work and business at the ILR School of Cornell University, where he also directs the Institute for Workplace Studies in New York... Read more about Louis Hyman
Associate Professor of Law, University of Colorado Boulder
Benjamin Levin studies criminal law and its collateral consequences. His current research examines the criminal justice reform movement and its relationship to... Read more about Benjamin Levin
Professor Link specializes in economic history, business history, and the intellectual history of capitalism. He is currently finishing a book on the global... Read more about Stefan Link
Noam Maggor is a historian of the United States in the nineteenth and twentieth centuries, with a particular emphasis on the emergence of industrial...
Assistant Professor of History, Boise State University
Shaun S. Nichols is an Assistant Professor of History at Boise State University, where his research and teaching center on the history of capitalism, labor,... Read more about Shaun Nichols
I am a historian of Europe from the 18th century to the present. While my particular interests lie in Western Europe (Britain, France, Germany, mostly), I... Read more about Vanessa Ogle
