Visiting Fellows
Rinna E. Kullaa, The European Institute
University of Maryland
“Finland, Yugoslavia, and Non-Alignment in the Cold War Mediterranean”
rk331@columbia.edu
Brinton T. Coxe, The Harriman Institute
“Envisioning Moscow: The Role and Image of Moscow Myths in Soviet Film and Literature”
btc9@columbia.edu
Eileen Kane, The Harriman Institute
“Russian Hajj: Muslim Pilgrimage and the Extension of Russian Power Abroad”
ek2497@columbia.edu
Sean Pollock, The Harriman Institute
“Empire by Visitation? Russian Empire-Building in the Caucasus in the Reign of Catherine II”
smp2146@columbia.edu
Erminia Ardissino, The Italian Academy
Università di Torino
“The Emergence of Modernity in 17th Century Italian Literature”
ardisser@cisi.unito.it
Jeremie Barthas, The Italian Academy
European University Institute
“The Transmission of Italian Financial Culture in France in the 15th and 16th Centuries”
jb3100@columbia.edu
Michele Battini, The Italian Academy
Università di Pisa
“Social Anti-Semitism in the Counter-Enlightenment”
mbattini@stm.unipi.it
Bianca Calabresi, The Italian Academy
Columbia University
“The Female Narcissus: Renaissance Women’s Writing Technologies”
bc16@columbia.edu
Walter Cupperi, The Italian Academy
Scuola Normale Superiore di Pisa
“Italian Sculpture in the Netherlands, 1530 – 1556”
wc2325@columbia.edu
Marco Formisano, The Italian Academy
Humboldt University, Berlin
“Gun Powder and the Book: The Art of War in Europe from the 4th through the 16th Centuries”
marco.formisano@culture.hu-berlin.de
Stefano Gattei, The Italian Academy
Università di Pisa
“Johannes Kepler and the History of Calculus”
stefano.gattei@fls.unipi.it
Mauro Grondona, The Italian Academy
Università di Genova
“Alexander Pekelis: His Ideas and Influence in the US and Italy”
mauro.grondona@giuri.unige.it
Silvio Pons, The Italian Academy
Università Tor Vergata di Roma
“Communism and Anti-Communism in Italy, 1970 – 1990”
silviopons@libero.it
Dominique Reill, The Italian Academy
University of Miami
“Nationalists Against the Nation: 19th Century Projects for a Multinational Europe”
d.reill@miami.edu
Megan Williams, The Italian Academy
Columbia University
“Early Modern Diplomatic Networks in the Transmission of Culture”
mkw2001@columbia.edu
John Bugg, Society of Fellows in the Humanities
“Gagging Acts: The Trials of British Romanticism”
jwb2133@columbia.edu
Kevin Lamb, Society of Fellows in the Humanities
“Impersonality and the Modernist Art of Critique”
kml2104@columbia.edu
James Meyer, Society of Fellows in the Humanities
“Turkic Worlds: Community Representation and Collective Identity in the Russian and Ottoman Empires, 1870 – 1914”
jhm2133@columbia.edu
Andrey Shcherbenok, Society of Fellows in the Humanities
“Trauma and Ideology of the Soviet Film, 1929 – 1945”
avs2120@columbia.edu
Patrick Singy, Society of Fellows in the Humanities
“Embodied: Space, Time, and the Emergence of Modern Medicine”
ps2403@columbia.edu
Will Slauter, Society of Fellows in the Humanities
“News and Diplomacy in the Age of the American Revolution”
wts2104@columbia.edu
Visiting Scholars
Anthony Anemone, The Harriman Institute
The College of William and Mary
“Just Assassins? The Culture of Russian Terrorism”
aaa55@columbia.edu
Sofia Aparicio, The Harriman Institute
London School of Economics and Political Science
“The Interplay of Domestic and International Elites in the Process of Constitutional Reform in Bosnia and Herzegovina”
sa2526@columbia.edu
Roland Benedikter, The European Institute
University of Bolzano
rbenedikter@unibz.it
Diana Blank, The Harriman Institute
Independent Scholar
“Ethnography in Ukraine”
db2332@columbia.edu
Sara Claro da Fonseca, Institute for Social and Economic Research and Policy
Humboldt University, Berlin
“Immigrant Mobilization in German Elections”
si2161@columbia.edu
Pietro De Matteis, The European Institute
University of Cambridge
PietroDeMatteis@gmail.com
Jan Eckel, Department of History
Universität Freiburg
“History of International Human Rights Politics after 1945”
jan.eckel@geschichte.uni-freiburg.de
Siggy Frank, The Harriman Institute
University of Nottingham
“Russian Emigré Theaters in the Interwar Period”
sf2385@columbia.edu
François Furstenberg, Department of History
University of Montreal
“French-US Connections in the 1790s”
f.furstenberg@umontreal.ca
Katarzyna Gabryelczyk, East Central European Center
Poznan University of Economics
k.gabryelczyk@ae.poznan.pl
Christine Guluzian, The Harriman Institute
University of Oxford
“Eurasian Pipelines”
crg2111@columbia.edu
Gairatjon Inagambaev, The Harriman Institute
Town Administrator, Swedish Uygur Committee
“Central Asian Labor Migrants in the US and Western Europe”
gi2126@columbia.edu
Redjeb Jordania, The Harriman Institute
Armenian-Georgian Institute
“Georgian Democratic Republic, 1918 – 1921”
rj2256@columbia.edu
Seung-Ryeol Kim, Department of History
Kyungwon University
“US Policies on Western Europe and East Asia in the Early Cold War Era”
srkm@nongae.gsnu.ac.kr
Zdzislaw Krasnodebski, East Central European Center
University of Bremen
kras@uni-bremen.de
Merel Leeman, Department of History
University of Amsterdam
“The Influence of Emigration from Nazi Germany by Intellectuals on 2nd-Generation German-American Historians”
M.M.Leeman@uva.nl
Guenter Lenz, Department of History
Humboldt University, Berlin
“Processes and Practices of Transculturation in the Interrelations of American and European Cultures”
Guenter.Lenz@staff.hu-berlin.de
Boris Mamlyuk, The Harriman Institute
University of Turin
“The Russian Legal Tradition, Liberal Humanitarian International Law, the Interwar Period, and Critical Colonial Studies”
bm2340@columbia.edu
Rosa Medina-Domenech, Department of History
Universidad de Granada
“Medical History of Spanish Women during the 40s and 50s”
rosam@ugr.es
Marta Nowakowska-Kielbasa, East Central European Center
University of Wroclaw
martusia_nowakowska@wp.pl
Nicholas Pinet, Institute for Social and Economic Research and Policy
Fondation Nationale des Sciences Politiques, Paris
“Young Adults’ Practices and Representations of Citizenship in Santiago, Paris, and New York”
np2156@columbia.edu
Veronique Pouillard, Department of History
Université Libre de Bruxelles
“20th Century European History”
Veronique.Pouillard@ulb.ac.be
Ada Rapoport-Albert, Institute for Israel and Jewish Studies
University College London
“Female Bodies - Male Souls: Asceticism and Gender in the Jewish Mystical Tradition”
a.rapoport-albert@ucl.ac.uk
Valentina Renna, European Legal Studies Center
Università del Salento
“Clash of Culture in International Arbitration”
vrenna@law.columbia.edu
Michael Charles Schouten, European Legal Studies Center
University of Amsterdam
“Voting in Corporate Law: Contemporary Issues and EU Policy Implications”
mschou@law.columbia.edu
Jennifer Siegel, Department of History
Ohio State University
“European Diplomatic History”
siegel.83@osu.edu
Wim Weymans, Department of History
Katholieke Universiteit Leuven
“French Political Theory”
ww2199@columbia.edu
Ellen Wurtzel, Department of History
Oberlin College
“Urban Cartography and Territorial Ambitions: The Production of Space in 16th Century Lille”
ebw4@columbia.edu
Idris Yucel, Department of History
Ondokuz Mayis Ünіversіtesі
“The Medical Aid Mission and American Hospitals in Anatolia”
iyucel@omu.edu.tr
Visiting Professors
Serhiy Bilenky
Ukrainian Studies, Harriman Institute
serh.bilenky@utoronto.ca
Gerald A. Cohen
Philosophy
Gerald.cohen@all-souls.oxford.ac.uk
Marco De Michelis
Art History and Archaeology
md2764@columbia.edu
Marco Fantuzzi
Classics
mf2481@columbia.edu
William Hood
Art History and Archaeology
wh2183@columbia.edu
Derek Penslar
Institute for Israel and Jewish Studies
derek.penslar@utoronto.ca
Attila Pok
Harriman Institute
ap674@columbia.edu
Ada Rapoport-Albert
Institute for Israel and Jewish Studies
vpr4@columbia.edu
Victoria Rosner
English and Comparative Literature
vpr4@columbia.edu
François Verster
Film
fv2140@columbia.edu
