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International, Global and Transnational History Workshop – Fall 2026

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International, Global, and Transnational History Workshop
Fall Semester 2026
Fayerweather Hall, Room 413,
Wednesdays, 5:00 – 6:30 p.m.*

*unless otherwise noted

Date Presenter Topic Respondent
September 11 
[Friday]*
Emile Chabal
(University of Edinburgh)
Chapter from The Age of Hobsbawm: The Life of a Revolutionary Historian Mark Mazower
& Adam Tooze 

(Columbia University)
September 30
[6:00-7:30]*
Mario Del Pero 
(Sciences Po)

Chapter from In the Shadow of the Vatican: Texan Evangelical Missionaries in Cold War Italy

Sandrine Kott
(New York University / University of Geneva)
October 7
[6:00-7:30]*
Sandrine Kott
(New York University / University of Geneva)
“Moralizing Global Capitalism: Christian Actors and the International Rise of Corporate Social Responsibility (1970-2000)” Malgorzata Mazurek
(Columbia University)
October 14 Seokju Oh
(Columbia University)
“The 1917 New England Sugar Shortage as Transimperial Crisis” Samantha Iyer
(Fordham University)
October 21 Lezhi Wang
(Harvard University)

“Addicted to Modern: Accumulation and Dependence in Hinterland Borneo’s First Towns”

Ann Stoler
(The New School)

October 28 Paul Gootenberg 
(Stony Brook University)

Introduction to Cities of Drugs: The Origins of Global Trafficking in the Twentieth Century

Amy Chazkel
& Pablo Piccato

(Columbia University)
November 4 Kamini Masood
(Columbia University)
“’One Catastrophe after Another’: The 1828 Earthquake and Beyond in Tarikhs of Kashmir” Dean Chahim
(New York University)
November 18 Sohini Chattopadhyay
(Union College)
Excerpt from Refused Deathscapes: Bombay, Calcutta, and the Regional Limits of Technologies Kalyani Ramnath
(Columbiq University)
December 9 Aimee Gennell
(Boston University)

“Ending the Ottoman Capitulations, 1914-1923” [Tentative Title]

TBD