Daniel Immerwahr
Courses:
Global History II, 1750-the
present: The Age of Carbon, undergraduate lecture
U.S. Intellectual History since the Civil War, undergraduate lecture
U.S. Foreign Relations, undergraduate lecture
History and Theory of Information, undergraduate lecture, taught with Aaron Shaw
Empire, honors freshman seminar and lecture, taught with Adia Benton and Jules Law
Islands, honors freshman seminar and lecture, taught with Jules Law
Capitalism and Its Opponents in History, freshman seminar
Twentieth-Century U.S. Intellectual History, undergraduate senior seminar
The U.S. Empire, graduate seminar
U.S. Empire and Settler Colonialism, graduate seminar, taught with Doug Kiel
Modern Global History, graduate seminar, taught with Helen Tilley
Modern Empires, graduate seminar
Teaching History, graduate seminar
International Development in History, graduate seminar
U.S. Intellectual History since the Civil War, undergraduate lecture
U.S. Foreign Relations, undergraduate lecture
History and Theory of Information, undergraduate lecture, taught with Aaron Shaw
Empire, honors freshman seminar and lecture, taught with Adia Benton and Jules Law
Islands, honors freshman seminar and lecture, taught with Jules Law
Capitalism and Its Opponents in History, freshman seminar
Twentieth-Century U.S. Intellectual History, undergraduate senior seminar
The U.S. Empire, graduate seminar
U.S. Empire and Settler Colonialism, graduate seminar, taught with Doug Kiel
Modern Global History, graduate seminar, taught with Helen Tilley
Modern Empires, graduate seminar
Teaching History, graduate seminar
International Development in History, graduate seminar