Undergraduate Associate. Department of Government, Harvard College.
Research interests: National identity in foreign policy; American history; Indian postcolonial nationalism; Indo-Pacific geopolitics; contemporary China; ethnic and identity politics; economic mobility and development; human and civil rights; and American democratic politics. Pronouns: he/him
Undergraduate Associate. Committee on Degrees in Social Studies, Harvard College.
Research interests: International history; politics of international development; US foreign relations; US-Latin America relations; democracy promotion; and political regimes and parties. Pronouns: she/her
Undergraduate Associate. Department of Government, Harvard College.
Research interests: Contemporary Russian politics; journalism and press freedoms; censorship and transnational information flows; authoritarianism and regime survival strategies; regime change and opposition; and post-Soviet development.
Undergraduate Associate. Departments of Government and of Molecular and Cellular Biology, Harvard College.
Research interests: International development; international humanitarian NGOs; political economy of religion; foreign aid and direct investment; contemporary sub-Saharan Africa; and multilateral organizations. Pronouns: she/her
Undergraduate Associate. Departments of History of Science and of Anthropology, Harvard College.
Research interests: Indian-administered Kashmir; anthropologies of the everyday; occupation, political violence, and sovereignty; trauma, posttraumatic stress disorder, and mental illness; anthropologies of the body; memory; space and time; and decolonization.
Undergraduate Associate. Departments of Government and of Near Eastern Languages and Civilizations, Harvard College.
Research interests: Modern Middle East and North Africa; public policy; human rights; international relations; political communication and media; and Arab diaspora studies.
Undergraduate Associate. Committee on Degrees in Social Studies, Harvard College.
Research interests: Intellectual history; colonial history; Islamic philosophy; religious nationalism in South Asia; and national identity in multiethnic states.