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I am a historian of race, migration and empire. My first book Exhibiting Irishness: Empire, Race and Nation, c. 1850-1970 (forthcoming) traces multiple constructions of Irish identity in national and international displays as Ireland moved from a colonial to an independent, globally-connected state. As a cultural history of Irish identity, the book considers exhibitions as a formative ...

Brazilian history, Latin American historyU.S.-Latin American relations, race and gender in the Americas

19th and early 20th century United States history,  race and empire in foreign and domestic space

Dr Csirkés’s research interests include Iranian history, Ottoman history, Ottoman Turkish literature, Persian literature, cultural history, Central Asian history, and Central Asian literature.

Power, politics, and ideas in Revolutionary America; commerce and finance in the Atlantic world.

Cultural history of nineteenth and twentieth-century Britain.

French Colonial, international and global history of the modern Middle East and the Mediterranean in the twentieth century; history of commodities and natural resources; history of international development.

British-German relations since 1945, European integration, international relations, the cold war, children and war.

Political and social history of 20th century Britain, Ireland, and empire.

Twentieth-century United States and the world

Social and cultural historian of modern Egypt, Egyptian popular culture and vernacular modernity.

Modern and contemporary history of South Asia and the political and social history of the British Empire.

Religion and society in the early and central middle ages, religious and political culture, gender and identity.

Modern China, environmental history, cities, science and technology, frontier and transnational history, gender.