Fields of interest of professors — Department of History

Éric ALLINA — PhD History, Yale University

• African history
• Slavery
• Colonial history
• African diaspora history
• Global cold war
• Historical methodology

Pierre ANCTIL — Doctorate in Anthropology, New School for Social Research, New York

• Jewish History in Montreal
• Yiddish literature in Montreal
• History of Immigration in Canada

Michael D. BEHIELS — PhD. History, York University

• History of Modern Canada with an emphasis on political, ideological and constitutional development
• Canadian federal system and Quebec's role within the federation.

Damien-Claude BÉLANGER - PhD, History, McGill University

• Canada in the nineteenth and twentieth centuries

• Intellectual history of Quebec and French Canada

• Canadian-American relations

Lotfi BEN REJEB — PhD American Studies, Indiana University

• United States History (18th-19th century)
• Relations United States-Islamic World
• African-American History

Peter C. BISCHOFF — PhD, Université de Montréal

• Economic history and of the working class in Canada
• History of Quebec
• Economy and work

Michel BOCK — PhD, University of Ottawa

• Histoire de la francophonie canadienne, de l’Ontario français et du Québec
• Histoire intellectuelle et politique
• Évolution de la problématique identitaire au Canada français

Richard CONNORS — PhD Modern History, Cambridge University

• Early Modern Britain
• Modern Britain
• British Empire

Béatrice CRAIG — PhD History, University of Maine

• North American history
• Women’s history

Naomi DAVIDSON - Ph.D., History, University of Chicago

• Islam in France
• Immigration
• The Mediterranean World

Serge DURFLINGER — PhD, McGill University

• Post-confederation Canada
• Canadian military and diplomatic history
• Naval history
• War and society
• Commemoration and memory
• The world wars

Kouky FIANU — PhD Sciences médiévales, Université de Montréal

• French Medieval History (13th-15th century)
• Production and social practices of the written word
• History of notaries
• Book craftsmen in the Middle Ages

Alberto FLOREZ-MALAGON — PhD History, State University of New York at Stony Brook

• Cultural studies and cultural history
• Postcolonial and subaltern studies
• Historiography and transdisciplinarity
• Environmental history
• Latin American studies
• Cultural Globalization

Yves FRENETTE

• History of North-American Francophones
• Immigration
• Ethnicity

Chad GAFFIELD — PhD, University of Toronto

• Canadian social history

Corinne GAUDIN — PhD, Michigan University

• Imperial Russia
• Soviet Union
• Rural societies, legal history  

Jan GRABOWSKI — PhD History, University of Montreal

• Holocaust
• Amerindians in Canada
• New France

Ruby HEAP — PhD, University of Montreal

• History of Women
• History of education
• History of the professions in Canada, 19th-20th centuries

Dimitri  KITSIKIS — PhD, Université Sorbonne

• History of international relations
• Greek-Turkish relations
• China

Eda KRANAKIS — PhD, University of Minnesota

• History of Technology
• History of European Integration

Micheline LESSARD — PhD, Cornell University

• History of Vietnam
• History of Southeast Asia
• History of women in Asia

Heather MURRAY PhD, University of Massachusetts (Amherst)

• U.S. History, Especially Post 1945
• History of Private Life, Especially History of Family Life, History of Gender/Sexuality, History of Emotions, History of Therapeutic Cultures
• Cultural and Intellectual History

Galen Roger PERRAS — PhD American and Canadian History, University of Waterloo

• 20th century American military and diplomatic history
• Canadian-American relations
• International relations in the pacific world in the 20th century
• Commonwealth military relations

Sylvie PERRIER — PhD History, Université de Paris VIII

• History of early modern Europe and France
• Sociocultural history of the family
• History of French law, 17th-18th centuries

Daniel RÜCK — PhD, McGill University

Ryme SEFERDJELI — PhD, The London School of Economics and Political Science

• Modern Middle Eastern and North African history
• Women and gender history (Middle East and North Africa)

Mark STOLÀRIK — PhD, Minnesota University

• History of Slovakia and the Slovaks
• Immigration to North America
• East Central Europe

Nicole ST-ONGE — PhD, University of Manitoba

• History of the Metis
• Canadian West
• Oral history
• Ethnohistory

Meredith TERRETTA — PhD History, University of Wisconsin, Madison

• History of Africa / Human Rights History
• Legal history / Transregional history
• Global, Imperial and Colonial history / Law and Colonialism
• Legal Pluralism / History of Activism
• Third Worldism

 

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