PhD in Asia and the Middle East
Course Overview
This course offers a critical examination of Asian history and its profound global influence, challenging traditional Eurocentric narratives. It explores the dynamic cultural, political, and social exchanges between Asia and the world, from ancient empires to modern diasporas.
Key Program Highlights
- Challenges Eurocentric historical narratives with a focus on Asia's global impact
- Expertise spans East, South, Southeast, and West Asian cultural and political history
- Explores the formation and influence of Asian diasporas across Africa, the Caribbean, and Europe
- Investigates state formation, colonial bureaucracies, and ideologies like communism and anti-imperialism
- Includes specialized research on the history of medicine and health in South Asia
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Course Overview
This course offers a critical examination of Asian history and its profound global influence, challenging traditional Eurocentric narratives. It explores the dynamic cultural, political, and social exchanges between Asia and the world, from ancient empires to modern diasporas.
Key Program Highlights
- Challenges Eurocentric historical narratives with a focus on Asia's global impact
- Expertise spans East, South, Southeast, and West Asian cultural and political history
- Explores the formation and influence of Asian diasporas across Africa, the Caribbean, and Europe
- Investigates state formation, colonial bureaucracies, and ideologies like communism and anti-imperialism
- Includes specialized research on the history of medicine and health in South Asia
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Offer response
2 weeks after your application is submitted
Backlogs accepted
This course accepts backlogs