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Barbara Ramusack

Charles Phelps Taft Professor; Professor Emerita

University of Cincinnati

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College of Arts and Sciences

History

Barbara Ramusack is currently serving as a College Of Arts And Sciences Charles Phelps Taft Professor; Professor Emerita at University of Cincinnati.

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Barbara Ramusack

University of Cincinnati

Charles Phelps Taft Professor; Professor Emerita

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history east asian studies asian studies political history social history empire cultural studies orientalism historical analysis east asian languages south asian culture political science contemporary asia historical review interdisciplinary history historical methodology historical reassessment women's studies mining industry japan studies historical reconstruction historical evidence indigenous peoples international relations nationalism social change well-being asian economics global history feminist studies postcolonial writing fishery research fish biology zoology modern italy early republic cultural change migration studies regional relevance trade policy feminist research anti-imperialism feminist perspectives central asian studies aquatic organisms organismic biology lower bounds regional integration social integration economic integration caste differentiation diasporic movement global south historical scholarship chinese culture decoloniality indian princes robin jefferey asian trade history review asian studies center municipal committee jagadish narayan sarkar ratna prakashan angma dey jhala royal patronage book reviews broad significance jean leca christiane hurtig revolutionary movements chitrapur saraswat brahmans civilizations feminist theory child health south asia colonialism colonial period

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Book Reviews. Copeia (2015)

Gregory B. PaulyGregory E. SchneiderDavid J. GermanoTed M. TownsendPhillip Q. SpinksAlessandro CatenazziAnthony A. EchelleAlice F. EchelleWilliam D. AndersonPeter J. TolsonProsanta ChakrabartyWilliam B. LudtJason S. AndersonGregory B. PaulyGregory E. SchneiderDavid J. GermanoTed M. TownsendPhillip Q. SpinksAlessandro CatenazziAnthony A. EchelleAlice F. EchelleWilliam D. AndersonPeter J. TolsonProsanta ChakrabartyWilliam B. LudtJason S. Anderson

biologyfishery researchaquatic organismsecology and evolutionary biologyfish biologyorganismic biologybook reviewsfisheriesbroad significanceevolutionary biologyzoology

Princely India Re-Imagined: A Historical Anthropology of Mysore From 1799 to the Present. by Aya Ikegame. London: Routledge, 2013. XVI, 216 Pp. $145.00 (Cloth).. The Journal of Asian Studies (2014)

Barbara N. Ramusack

historical reassessmentanthropologyhistorical anthropologycultural anthropology

Angma Dey Jhala. Royal Patronage, Power and Aesthetics in Princely India.. The American Historical Review (2013)

B. N. Ramusack

historical analysisaestheticsangma dey jhalaroyal patronagehistoryhistorical reviewpolitical history

Book Review: A Princess’s Pilgrimage: Nawab Sikandar Begum’s a Pilgrimage to Mecca. The Indian Economic & Social History Review (2012)

Barbara N. Ramusack

social historyhistory

Federation or Integration?. Cambridge University Press eBooks (2003)

Barbara N. Ramusack

regional integrationinternational organizationssocial integrationsocial scienceseconomic integration

The Indian Princes and Their States. (2003)

Barbara N. Ramusack

indian princespolitical scienceempireinternational relationsnationalismhistorypolitical historyeast asian studies

The Theory and Experience of Indirect Rule in Colonial India. Cambridge University Press eBooks (2003)

Barbara N. Ramusack

colonial indiaempirecolonialismhistorydecolonialityindirect rule

Miners and Millhands: Work, Culture, and Politics in Princely Mysore. by Janaki Nair. Walnut Creek, Calif: Altamira Press/Sage Publications, 1998. 324 Pp. $44.95 (Cloth).. The Journal of Asian Studies (2001)

Barbara N. Ramusack

anthropologyarchaeologycolonialismculturehistorymining industry

Miners and Millhands: Work, Culture and Politics in Princely Mysore. (1998)

Barbara N. Ramusack

politicsanthropologymining industrypolitical science

Feminism, Imperialism and Race: A Dialogue Between India and Britain. Women s History Review (1994)

Barbara N. RamusackAntoinette Burton

social historywomen's studiesfeminist researchglobal historyanti-imperialismfeminist theoryfeminist perspectivesempirecolonialismsouth asian culturegender studiesfeminist studieshistory reviewhistorypostcolonial writing

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Barbara Ramusack

Charles Phelps Taft Professor; Professor Emerita

University of Cincinnati

Affiliations

College of Arts and Sciences

History

Barbara Ramusack is currently serving as a College Of Arts And Sciences Charles Phelps Taft Professor; Professor Emerita at University of Cincinnati.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Barbara Ramusack

University of Cincinnati

Charles Phelps Taft Professor; Professor Emerita

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Book Reviews. Copeia (2015)

biologyfishery researchaquatic organismsecology and evolutionary biologyfish biologyorganismic biologybook reviewsfisheriesbroad significanceevolutionary biologyzoology

Princely India Re-Imagined: A Historical Anthropology of Mysore From 1799 to the Present. by Aya Ikegame. London: Routledge, 2013. XVI, 216 Pp. $145.00 (Cloth).. The Journal of Asian Studies (2014)

Barbara N. Ramusack

historical reassessmentanthropologyhistorical anthropologycultural anthropology

Angma Dey Jhala. Royal Patronage, Power and Aesthetics in Princely India.. The American Historical Review (2013)

B. N. Ramusack

historical analysisaestheticsangma dey jhalaroyal patronagehistoryhistorical reviewpolitical history

Book Review: A Princess’s Pilgrimage: Nawab Sikandar Begum’s a Pilgrimage to Mecca. The Indian Economic & Social History Review (2012)

Barbara N. Ramusack

social historyhistory

Federation or Integration?. Cambridge University Press eBooks (2003)

Barbara N. Ramusack

regional integrationinternational organizationssocial integrationsocial scienceseconomic integration

The Indian Princes and Their States. (2003)

Barbara N. Ramusack

indian princespolitical scienceempireinternational relationsnationalismhistorypolitical historyeast asian studies

The Theory and Experience of Indirect Rule in Colonial India. Cambridge University Press eBooks (2003)

Barbara N. Ramusack

colonial indiaempirecolonialismhistorydecolonialityindirect rule

Barbara N. Ramusack

anthropologyarchaeologycolonialismculturehistorymining industry

Miners and Millhands: Work, Culture and Politics in Princely Mysore. (1998)

Barbara N. Ramusack

politicsanthropologymining industrypolitical science

Feminism, Imperialism and Race: A Dialogue Between India and Britain. Women s History Review (1994)

Barbara N. RamusackAntoinette Burton

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