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StaffMalachi HacohenDirector; Bass Fellow and Associate Professor Duke UniversityHistory, Political Science and Religion Amy Vargas-TonsiProgram Coordinator Duke UniversityCenter for European Studies
Phone: 919.681.3262 Email: av71@duke.edu
Executive Committee
William C. DonahueProfessor Duke UniversityGermanic LanguagesMichael GillespieProfessor Duke UniversityPolitical ScienceHeidi MaddenLibrarian & Adjunct Assistant Professor Duke UniversityLibrary; Germanic LanguagesJohn J MartinProfessor Duke UniversityHistoryEllen MickiewiczJames R. Shepley Professor Duke UniversitySanford School of Public Policy and Political ScienceDominic SachsenmaierProfessor & Research Center Coordinator Jacobs UniversityHistory |
Affiliated FacultyDavid AersJames B. Duke Professor Duke UniversityEnglish and Religious Studies
Phone: 919.684.5065 Email: aers@duke.edu
Edna AndrewsProfessor Duke UniversityEurasian & East European Studies
Phone: 919.660.3142 Email: eda@duke.edu
Mark AntliffProfessor Duke UniversityArt, Art History & Visual Studies
Phone: 919.684.5286 Email: antliff@duke.edu
Srinivas AravamudanProfessor and Dean of the Humanities Duke UniversityEnglish
Phone: 919.684.2640 Email: srinivas@duke.edu
Nancy ArmstrongGilbert, Louis, and Edward Lehrman Professor of English Duke UniversityEnglish
Phone: 919.668.0314 Email: n.b.armstrong@duke.edu
Nina ArutyunyanGraduate Student Duke UniversityHistory; Jewish Studies
Email: nina.arutyunyan@duke.edu
Neta BarGraduate Student Duke UniversityCultural Anthropology; Women's Studies
Email: neta.bar@duke.edu
Visiting Scholars and Graduate Students
Cristina BejanVisiting Scholar Duke UniversityHistory
Email: cristina.bejan@duke.edu
Cristina Bejan, Ph.D., most recently was a Research Scholar at the Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars in Washington D.C. For the academic year 2010-2011, Bejan served as the Ion Ratiu Post-Doctoral Fellow in Romanian Studies at CERES in Georgetown University's School of Foreign Service. She received her DPhil (Ph.D.) in Modern History in 2010, from the University of Oxford, where she also received her Master's degree and studied as both a Rhodes and Fulbright Scholar.
Bing LiuVisiting Research Scholar Tsinghua UniversityInstitute for Science and Technology StudiesLIU Bing graduated from Peking University (physics department) and Graduate School of Chinese Academy of Sciences. He is currently a professor of history of science in the Institute for Science and Technology Studies and director of the Center for Science Communication and Popularization of CAST at Tsinghua University, as well as a guest professor at some universities in China, including Shanghai Jiaotong University, etc. Professor Liu is a visiting research scholar hosted by the Duke Center for European Studies for the month of March. His current research fields include history of physics, historiography of science, philosophy of science, and science communication.
Alexander NaranieckiAlfred Deakin Postdoctoral Research Fellow Deakin UniversityCentre for Citizenship and Globalisation
Email: a.naraniecki@deakin.edu.au
Alexander Naraniecki, Ph.D., was a visiting scholar hosted by the Center for European Studies for several weeks during the fall 2012 semester. During his time here, he gave a seminar on the topic of Karl Popper and his influence on Australian multiculturalism.
Jingjin WangVisiting Research Scholar Tsinghua UniversityInstitute for Science and Technology Studies
Email: jw384@duke.edu
Jingjin Wang is a doctoral student at Tsinghua University. She is a visiting research scholar hosted by the Center for European Studies and the Program in the History and Philosophy of Science, Technology & Medicine for the 2012-13 academic year. During her time at Duke she will focus her research on the life and work of philosopher Joseph Agassi.
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