Rahman’s research focuses on the themes of democracy, economic inequality, exclusion, and power. His first book, Democracy Against Domination... Read more about K. Sabeel Rahman
Associate Professor of the History of Science, Yale University
Bill Rankin’s research focuses on the relationship between science and space, from the territorial scale of states and globalization down to the scale of... Read more about William Rankin
Lukas Rieppel works at the intersection of the history of science and the history of capitalism, focusing especially on the life sciences in 19th and 20th... Read more about Lukas Rieppel
I am a historian of 18th and 19th century U.S. history. My research focuses on the development of management practices, especially those based on data...
Drawing Capital: Depiction, Machine Tools and the Political Economy of Industrial Knowledge, 1824-1914
Liat's work focuses on industrial understandings of international economic space and the intersection of capitalism with design and fabrication technologies, especially in the U.S. and Germany.
Postdoctoral Fellow, Fellowships & Writing Center, Harvard University PhD, History
Invisible Giant: The Global Rise of Soy in the Twentieth Century
Rachel completed her PhD in History in 2022. She is a scholar of the history of capitalism and commodities. Her research examines the political economy and political ecology of commodity frontiers, and her dissertation is an examination of the geopolitics of the global expansion of soybean frontiers across the twentieth century.
Associate Professor, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
Benjamin Waterhouse studies American politics, political culture, and capitalism in the twentieth century. He is interested in contests between economic groups... Read more about Benjamin Waterhouse