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Benjamin Reilly

Teaching Professor of History

Carnegie Mellon University

Affiliations

College of Fine Arts

Music

Dietrich College of Humanities and Social Sciences

History

Music

Music Education

Benjamin Reilly is currently serving as a College Of Fine Arts Teaching Professor of History at Carnegie Mellon University.

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Benjamin Reilly

Carnegie Mellon University

Teaching Professor of History

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history global history interdisciplinary history international history social history environmental history malaria disasters middle eastern studies islamic thought anti-imperialism natural disasters tropical medicine global health disaster risk science middle east policy levant islamic studies disaster research transnational history contemporary islam disease outbreaks disaster response disaster management historical methodology historical transition disaster prevention historical analysis historical evidence ethnohistory culture crisis management disaster risk reduction decoloniality historical sociology disaster vulnerability cultural tourism culture collection islamic economics fascism in europe female sexual slavery public health resilience social anthropology marriage religious tourism orientalism historical reconstruction arabian peninsula water resources ethnographic theory information technology cultural change livelihood security regional relevance global south global north livestock health medical tourism epidemiological outcome epidemiological principle human history british anti-slavery measures well-intentioned failure consanguineous marriage greater middle east digital encounters overseas branch campus arabian travellers analytical bibliography cardinal numbers northern european travelers bedouin desert adaptations arabian peninsula history lactase persistence nature society human geography philosophy of economics tourism geography human sciences philosophy of history tourism research economic systems tourist experience public scholarship mathematical economics historiography history of philosophy public history economic theory urbanism tourism history of mathematics history and philosophy of science anthropological theory economic policy historical review history of science philosophy of social science tourism planning economic literature microeconomics cultural history

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Endemics, Epidemics, and Pandemics in World History. (2025)

infectious diseasesinfectious diseases (medical specialty)epidemiological dynamicworld historydisease outbreakscovid-19communicable diseasestropical medicineglobal healthneglected tropical diseasesmedical historyinfluenza

Endemics, Epidemics, and Pandemics in World History. Taylor & Francis (2025)

pathogensinfection controlglobal health crisisinternational healthneglected tropical diseasesepidemic intelligencemedical sociologyepidemiological dynamicmedical anthropologypublic health preparednessmedical historyvirus epidemiologyinfectious diseasescovid-19communicable diseasestropical medicineglobal healthepidemiologyvirus eradicationinfectious diseases (medical specialty)disease outbreakshistory of science

Changing Patterns of European Travel in Arabia, 1900-1950: Ambition and Caution in the British Imperial Moment. (2024)

european securitymiddle eastern studiesinternational historyanti-imperialismglobal historygeopolitical conflictglobalizationtransnational historyglobal studiesinternational relationsculturecivilizationsislamic thoughtgeopoliticscolonialismdiplomacytransnational networksmiddle east policyislamic studiestravel researchempirehistory

Climate Change. Disasters in World History (2024)

climate policyclimate developmentglobal changeenvironmental scienceclimate change effectsclimate crisisgeographyclimate dynamicsclimate change

Conclusion. Disasters in World History (2024)

phenomenology (philosophy)epistemologyintellectual discoursetheoretical issuesrationalitypsychological sciencephilosophyjudgement aggregationperformance studies

Disasters in World History. (2024)

world historydisastersenvironmental historynatural hazardsdisaster managementmass disastershistorydisaster risk sciencedisaster research

Disasters in World History. Taylor & Francis (2024)

natural disasterscivilizationsvulnerabilitydisaster responsedisastersnatural hazardsmass disastershistorydisaster risk science

Earthquakes. Disasters in World History (2024)

tectonophysicsearthquake engineeringtsunamisearthquake scenarioseismologyearthquake spectrumcivil engineeringearth scienceseismic hazard

Introduction. Disasters in World History (2024)

phenomenology (philosophy)humanitiesintellectual discourseinformation architecturecommunication theorydigital scholarshipmethodological perspectivesphilosophycritical theory

The Science of Natural Disaster. Disasters in World History (2024)

natural disastersresiliencedisaster responsedisastersdisaster managementnatural hazardsgeographyearth sciencedisaster risk science

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Benjamin Reilly

Teaching Professor of History

Carnegie Mellon University

Affiliations

College of Fine Arts

Music

Dietrich College of Humanities and Social Sciences

History

Music

Music Education

Benjamin Reilly is currently serving as a College Of Fine Arts Teaching Professor of History at Carnegie Mellon University.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Benjamin Reilly

Carnegie Mellon University

Teaching Professor of History

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Endemics, Epidemics, and Pandemics in World History. (2025)

Endemics, Epidemics, and Pandemics in World History. Taylor & Francis (2025)

Changing Patterns of European Travel in Arabia, 1900-1950: Ambition and Caution in the British Imperial Moment. (2024)

Climate Change. Disasters in World History (2024)

climate policyclimate developmentglobal changeenvironmental scienceclimate change effectsclimate crisisgeographyclimate dynamicsclimate change

Conclusion. Disasters in World History (2024)

phenomenology (philosophy)epistemologyintellectual discoursetheoretical issuesrationalitypsychological sciencephilosophyjudgement aggregationperformance studies

Disasters in World History. (2024)

world historydisastersenvironmental historynatural hazardsdisaster managementmass disastershistorydisaster risk sciencedisaster research

Disasters in World History. Taylor & Francis (2024)

natural disasterscivilizationsvulnerabilitydisaster responsedisastersnatural hazardsmass disastershistorydisaster risk science

Earthquakes. Disasters in World History (2024)

tectonophysicsearthquake engineeringtsunamisearthquake scenarioseismologyearthquake spectrumcivil engineeringearth scienceseismic hazard

Introduction. Disasters in World History (2024)

phenomenology (philosophy)humanitiesintellectual discourseinformation architecturecommunication theorydigital scholarshipmethodological perspectivesphilosophycritical theory

The Science of Natural Disaster. Disasters in World History (2024)

natural disastersresiliencedisaster responsedisastersdisaster managementnatural hazardsgeographyearth sciencedisaster risk science

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