Affiliated Faculty | Institute of Slavic, East European, and Eurasian Studies

Anthropology
Ruth Tringham	Professor Emerita	Archaeology of Eastern and Southeastern Europe
Alexei Yurchak	Professor	Late socialist and post-Soviet culture
Architecture
Greg Castillo	Professor of Architecture	Cold War influence on design discourses; postwar visions of urban reconstruction
Berkeley Art Museum and Pacific Film Archive
Susan Oxtoby	Director of Film and Senior Film Curator
Comparative Literature
Robert P. Hughes	Professor Emeritus (joint appointment with Slavic)	Russian modernism, Soviet and emigre literature, comparative literature
Roni Masel	Assistant Professor	Hebrew and Yiddish literatures in the context of modern Jewish history and culture in Eastern Europe
Eric Naiman	Professor (joint appointment with Slavic)	19th- and 20th-century Russian literature and culture
Demography
Eugene Hammel	Professor Emeritus	East European peasant society, demography
Economics
Yuriy Gorodnichenko	Quantedge Presidential Professor	Macroeconomics, econometrics, international economics, development economics
Gérard Roland	E. Morris Cox Professor of Economics and Professor of Political Science	Soviet economic system, transition economics
English
Julia Bader	Professor Emerita	Nabokov, modern women writers, 20th-century American literature
Steven Lee	Associate Professor	Twentieth-century American literature and history; Cold War cultures
Film Studies
Anne Nesbet	Professor (joint appointment with Slavic)	Sergei Eisenstein, silent film, Soviet film
French
Vesna Rodic	Lecturer and Coordinator of Second-Year Language Program	Bosnian/Croatian/Serbian language; South Slavic Literature, Folklore, and Culture
German
Lilla Balint	Assistant Professor of German	Contemporary German Literature and Media; Transnationalism and Translation; European Jewish Literatures
Geography
Melanie Feakins	Visiting Assistant Professor and Research Associate	Offshore outsourcing to Russia, IT & software globalisation, urban transformation in St. Petersburg
History
John Connelly	Professor; Sidney Hellman Ehrman Professorship of European History	Eastern and East Central Europe, 20th-century Europe
Dzovinar Derderian	Visiting Lecturer and Interim Executive Director of the Armenian Studies Program	19th-century socio-cultural history of the Ottoman Empire, Armenians on the Ottoman-Russian borderlands
Puck Engman	Assistant Professor	China in the postwar era; the history of socialism; Sino-Soviet relations
Victoria Frede	Associate Professor	Imperial Russian history
Stefan-Ludwig Hoffmann	Associate Professor	Late modern European history
Christine M. Philliou	Professor	post-classical Ottoman History, 18th-20th c. Balkans and Middle East, Post-Ottoman World, Modern Greece and Turkey. politics and literature
Rebekah Ramsay	Assistant Professor	Soviet History, with a focus on Central Asia; the effects of the Soviet 'cultural revolution' in Kazakhstan, specifically Kazakh pastoralist communities
Yuri Slezkine	Professor Emeritus	Soviet and European history
Stacey Van Vleet	Assistant Professor	History of Tibet and Inner Asia; Sino-Tibetan relations; history of science, technology, and medicine; history of religion and secularism; race and ethnicity; institutions; popular culture; manuscripts and printing; borderlands and networks; governance under imperial and national formations
History of Art
Diliana Angelova	Associate Professor	Early Christian and Byzantine Art
Aglaya Glebova	Associate Professor and Director of ISEEES	Modernism and socialist realism in the visual arts; Soviet avant-garde; photography
Boalt School of Law
Richard M. Buxbaum	The Jackson H. Ralston Professor of International Law (Emeritus)	International trade relations, socialist enterprise law
Linguistics
Gašper Beguš	Associate Professor	Phonology, phonetics, computational linguistics, historical linguistics, Indo-European
Darya Kavitskaya	Professor	Slavic, Turkic, Uralic; phonology and phonetics, historical phonology
Near Eastern Studies
Sanjyot Mehendale	Lecturer	Near Eastern Archaeology and Art, Central Asia, the Silk Road
Political Science
George W. Breslauer	Professor Emeritus; Professor of the Graduate School	Soviet and post-Soviet politics and foreign policy
M. Steven Fish	Professor	Soviet and post-Soviet politics, comparative politics
Andrew C. Janos	Professor Emeritus	East European and comparative politics
Jason Wittenberg	Professor	Comparative politics of Eastern Europe, fascist and communist movements in interwar Eastern Europe
Richard and Rhoda Goldman School of Public Policy
Michael Nacht	The Thomas and Alison Schneider Chair Emeritus and Professor of the Graduate School	US national security policy, international affairs, management strategies for public organizations
Slavic Languages and Literatures
Ronelle Alexander	Distinguished Professor Emerita	South Slavic and Balkan Slavic language, linguistics, folklore, literature, and culture
Polina Barskova	Associate Professor	Russian poetry
Andrew Dombrowski	Lecturer	Bosnian/Croatian/Serbian language
Myrna Douzjian	Continuing Lecturer	Armenian Language, Literature, and Culture; Russian literature
Nataliia Goshylyk	Lecturer	Ukrainian Language
Luba Golburt	Associate Professor	18th- and 19th-century Russian literature
Joan D. Grossman	Professor Emerita	19th-century Russian literature, Russian symbolism
Robert P. Hughes	Professor Emeritus (joint appointment with Comparative Literature)	Russian modernism, Soviet and émigré literature, comparative literature
Robyn Jensen	Assistant Teaching Professor	Russian Literature
Zachary Johnson	Lecturer	Russian Literature
Darya Kavitskaya	Professor	Slavic and General Linguistics, Historical Slavic linguistics and morpho-phonology.
Olga Matich	Professor Emerita; Professor of the Graduate School	19th- and 20th-century Russian literature and culture
Eric Naiman	Professor (joint appointment with Comparative Literature)	19th- and 20th-century Russian literature and culture
Anne Nesbet	Professor (joint appointment with Film Studies) and Department Chair of Slavic	Russian modernism and early Soviet literature and culture, Soviet film
Johanna Nichols	Professor Emerita (Affiliate Professor Emerita of Linguistics); Professor of the Graduate School	Slavic linguistics, languages of the former Soviet Union
Irina Paperno	Distinguished Professor Emerita; Professor of the Graduate School	19th- and 20th-century Russian literature; Russian intellectual and cultural history; History of experience
Djordje Popović	Assistant Professor	South Slavic literature and culture, comparative literature
Antje Postema	Continuing Lecturer	Bosnian/Croatian/Serbian language
Harsha Ram	Associate Professor	18th and 19th century Russian literature and imperial expansion, Russia and Eurasia, the Russian avant-garde
Walter Schamschula	Professor Emeritus, Professor of the Graduate School	Czech language and literature, comparative Slavic linguistics
Éva Soós Szőke	Continuing Lecturer	Hungarian language
Alan Timberlake	Professor Emeritus	Slavic linguistics, Czech literature, Old Russian literature
Edward Tyerman	Associate Professor	20th- and 21st-century Russian literature; early Soviet culture; Russia and East Asia; literary theory
Maria Whittle	Lecturer	Russian literature
Oksana Willis	Lecturer and Russian Language Coordinator	Russian language and pedagogy
Katarzyna Zacha	Continuing Lecturer	Polish language
Sociology
Victoria E. Bonnell	Professor Emerita	Soviet and post-Soviet society and culture, revolution, labor history
Michael Burawoy	Professor Emeritus	Labor, methodology, capitalism on earth
Dylan Riley	Professor	Historical sociology, political sociology
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