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Endowed Chairs
Baker, Keith
Beinin, Joel
Bernstein, Barton
Buc, Philippe
Camarillo, Al
Carson, Clayborne
Chang, Gordon
Como, David
Corn, Joseph
Crews, Robert
Daughton, J.P.
Duus, Peter
Findlen, Paula
Frank, Zephyr
Freedman, Estelle
Haber, Stephen
Hanretta, Sean
Herzog, Tamar
Holloway, David
Jolluck, Katherine
Kahn, Harold
Kennedy, David
Klein, Herbert
Kollmann, Nancy
Lewis, Mark Edward
Lewis, Martin
Lougee Chappell, Carolyn
Mancall, Mark
Miller, Kathryn
Moon, Yumi
Morris, Ian
Mullaney, Thomas
Naimark, Norman
O'Mara, Margaret Pugh
Proctor, Robert N.
Rakove, Jack
Riskin, Jessica
Roberts, Richard
Robinson, Paul
Rodrigue, Aron
Satia, Priya
Schiebinger, Londa
Seaver, Paul
Sheehan, James
Sommer, Matthew
Stansky, Peter
Uchida, Jun
Weiner, Amir
White, Richard
Wigen, Karen
Winterer, Caroline
Zipperstein, Steve
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Priya Satia
Assistant Professor of Modern British History
Email: psatia@stanford.edu
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At Stanford since 2004
MA/Ph.D. UC Berkeley 2004
M.Sc. LSE
BA/BS Stanford
RESEARCH INTERESTS:
Modern British cultural and political history, colonialism and imperialism, the experience and practice of war, the history of humanitarianism, the history of the state and institutions of government, arms trade, political economy of empire, legal history
COURSES TOUGHT:
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- Survey lecture: Modern Britain and the Empire
- Britain and the History of Human Rights and Humanitarianism
- Capital and Empire
- Empire and Information
- Mass Consumption and its Critics in Britain, 1850-1950
- Graduate Colloquium: Modern Britain, Part I
- Graduate Colloquium: Modern Britain, Part II
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PUBLICATIONS:
Articles:
- “The Defense of Inhumanity: Air Control in Iraq and the British Idea of Arabia,” American Historical Review (February 2006)
- “Developing Iraq: Britain, India, and the Redemption of Empire and Technology in World War I,” Past and Present (forthcoming)
Books:
- Spies in Arabia: The Great War and the Cultural Foundations of Britain's Covert Empire in the Middle East (forthcoming, Oxford University Press)
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