Faculty Affiliated with ISEEES
- Anthropology
- Comparative Literature
- Demography
- Economics
- Film
- Geography
- History
- Law
- Music
- Near Eastern Studies
- Political Science
- Public Policy
- Slavic Languages and Literatures
- Sociology
- Theater, Dance, and Performance Studies
- Collection Development
Anthropology, 232 Kroeber Hall #3710; (510) 642-3391
Ruth Tringham,
professor
Archaeology of Eastern and Southeastern Europe
Alexei Yurchak,
associate professor
Late socialist and post-Soviet culture
Comparative Literature, 4408 Dwinelle Hall #2510; (510) 642-1202
Robert P. Hughes, professor emeritus (joint appointment with Slavic)
Russian modernism, Soviet and emigre literature, comparative literature
Eric Naiman, associate professor (joint appointment with Slavic)
19th- and 20th-century Russian literature and culture
Demography, 2232 Piedmont Hall #2120; (510) 642-9800
Eugene Hammel, professor
emeritus
East European peasant society, demography
Economics,
549 Evans Hall #3890; (510) 642-0822
Gregory Grossman,
professor emeritus
Soviet economy, comparative economics
Gérard
Roland, professor
Soviet economic system, transition economics
Film Studies, 7408 Dwinelle Hall #2670; (510) 642-1415
Anne Nesbet, associate professor (joint appointment with Slavic)Sergei Eisenstein, silent film, Soviet film
Geography, 501 McCone Hall #4740; (510) 642-3903
Melanie Feakins, visiting assistant
professor and research associate
Offshore outsourcing to Russia, IT & software globalisation, urban
transformation in St. Petersburg
David
Hooson, professor emeritus
Eurasian geography, history of geographical thought
History, 3229 Dwinelle Hall #2550; (510) 642-1971
Stephan Astourian, assistant adjunct professor and director of the Armenian
Studies Program
Armenian history
Diane Clemens,
professor emeritus
US-USSR relations, US and East European diplomatic history
John Connelly,
associate professor
Eastern and East Central Europe, 20th-century Europe
Victoria Frede,
assistant professor
Imperial Russian history
Nicholas V.
Riasanovsky, Sidney Hellman Ehrman Professor of European History,
emeritus
Russian history
Yuri Slezkine,
professor; Director of ISEEES
Soviet and European history
Boalt School of Law, 221 Boalt Hall #7200; (510) 642-0921
Richard
M. Buxbaum, the Jackson H. Ralston Professor of International Law
International trade relations, socialist enterprise law
Music, 104 Morrison Hall #1200; (510) 642-2678
Richard Taruskin,
Class of 1955 Professor of Music
Russian music, 19th-century Russian musical realism
Near Eastern Studies, 250 Barrows Hall #1940; (510) 642-3757
Sanjyot Mehendale, Lecturer
Near Eastern Archaeology and Art, Central Asia, the Silk Road
Political Science, 210 Barrows Hall #1950; (510) 642-6185
George
W. Breslauer, Professor of Political Science; Executive Vice Chancellor
and Provost
Soviet and post-Soviet politics and foreign policy
M.
Steven Fish, professor
Soviet and post-Soviet politics, comparative politics
Andrew C. Janos, professor of the graduate school
East European and comparative politics
Edward W. Walker, associate adjunct professor
Soviet and post-Soviet politics, nationalism, and ethnic conflict
Jason Wittenberg, assistant professor
Comparative politics of Eastern Europe, fascist and communist movements
in interwar Eastern Europe
Richard and Rhoda Goldman School of Public Policy, 2607 Hearst Avenue # 7320; (510) 642-4670
Michael
Nacht, the Aaron Wildavsky Dean and Professor of Public Policy
US national security policy, international affairs, management strategies
for public organizations
Slavic Languages and Literatures, 6303 Dwinelle Hall #2979; (510) 642-2979
Ronelle
Alexander, professor.
South Slavic and Balkan Slavic language, linguistics, folklore, literature,
and culture
Arkady
Alexeev, lecturer
Russian language, Slavic linguistics
Ema Antl, lecturer
Czech language
Vakhtang Chikovani, lecturer
Georgian language
David A. Frick, professor
Polish language and literature, comparative Slavic literature
Luba Golburt, assistant professor
18th- and 19th-century Russian literature
Joan D. Grossman, professor emeritus
19th-century Russian literature, Russian symbolism
Olga Raevsky Hughes, professor emeritus
Old Russian literature, 19th- and 20th-century Russian literature
Robert P. Hughes, professor emeritus (joint appointment with Comparative Literature)
Russian modernism, Soviet and émigré literature, comparative
literature
Simon Karlinsky, professor emeritus
17th- through 20th-century Russian literature and culture, 20th-century
Russian poets
Ellen Langer, lecturer
Czech language
Lisa Little, lecturer
Russian language
Olga Matich, professor
19th- and 20th-century Russian literature and culture
Hugh McLean, professor emeritus
Russian literature
Santoukht Mikaelian, lecturer
Armenian language
Anna Muza, lecturer
20th-century Russian and East European theater, Russian literature, Russian
culture
Eric Naiman, associate professor (joint appointment with Comparative Literature)
19th- and 20th-century Russian literature and culture
Anne Nesbet, associate professor (joint appointment with Film Studies)
Russian modernism and early Soviet literature and culture, Soviet film
Johanna Nichols, professor
Slavic linguistics, languages of the former Soviet Union
Irina Paperno, professor
19th- and 20th-century Russian literature; Russian intellectual and cultural
history; History of experience
Harsha Ram, associate professor
18th and 19th century Russian literature and imperial expansion, Russia
and Eurasia, the Russian avant-garde
Walter Schamschula, professor emeritus
Czech language and literature, comparative Slavic linguistics
Alan Timberlake, professor
Slavic linguistics, Czech literature, Old Russian literature
Victor
Zhivov, professor
Early modern Russian literature and culture
Sociology, 410 Barrows Hall #1910; (510) 642-4766
Victoria E. Bonnell,
professor
Soviet and post-Soviet society and culture, revolution, labor history
Michael Burawoy,
professor
Labor, methodology, capitalism on earth
Dylan Riley, assistant professor
Historical sociology, political sociology
Theater, Dance, and Performance Studies, 101 Dwinelle Annex #2560; (510) 642-1677
Mel
Gordon, professor
Stanislavsky, Chekhov
Collection Development, Doe Library, Rm. 438 #6000; (510) 643-1343
Jean Dickinson, Slavic cataloger
Allan Urbanic, Librarian for Slavic and East European Collections
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