Mayte Green-Mercado is a founding co-director of the Mediterranean Displacements Project. Her work centers on the connected histories of Muslims, Christians, and Jews in the Mediterranean. Her first book examined
Prof. Gary D. Farney is a specialist in the ancient Mediterranean, his research focusing on the archaeology of Italy and ancient Mediterranean ethnic identity. Over his career he has been
Brian Philips Murphy is a historian of early America whose current research focuses on the political ecology of the Passaic River, where the rise of American industrialization was directly linked
Salam Al Kuntar is Lecturing Assistant Professor of Archaeology at Rutgers New-Brunswick’s Department of Classics and Assistant Dean of Middle Eastern Affairs at Rutgers Global. She worked at the Directorate General of
Leyla Amzi-Erdogdular is an Assistant Professor of History at Rutgers-Newark specializing in Middle Eastern and Islamic Studies. Her research focuses on the history of the Ottoman Empire and southeastern Europe.
Tim Raphael is a Professor in the Department of Arts Culture and Media and Director of the ExternalCenter for Migration and the Global City and ExternalNewest Americans. He has devised,
Associate Professor of History. She is a historian of the Ottoman Empire interested in disease, medicine, and public health. Her first book, Plague and Empire in the Early Modern Mediterranean
Assistant Professor of Spanish and Portuguese at Rutgers–Newark. Prof. Castro Ibaseta is a historian of early modern Spanish literature and culture. His first book project, titled Beware the Poetry: Political