I teach a range of undergraduate and graduate courses, but these are the four core modules I offer on a rotating basis.

My primary areas of research and teaching are nationalism, antisemitism, and the Holocaust—topics I consistently include in my course portfolio. This academic year, that includes a class on the integrated history of Jews in East Central Europe and a seminar on antisemitism.

Recently, I have developed two new courses. One explores the politics of regret, with a focus on public responses to political apologies for historical transgressions. The other is a graduate seminar on race in global politics, combining theoretical and empirical perspectives.

I always welcome inquiries from students interested in these or related subjects and regularly seek Research Assistants from among my students. Feel free to get in touch if this sounds like you!