James Lorenzi

Associate Professor

CUNY--John Jay College of Criminal Justice

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CUNY--John Jay College of Criminal Justice

Department Of International Criminal Justice

Research & Evaluation Center

John Jay College of Criminal Justice

Department Of History

Research & Evaluation Center

History

James Lorenzi is currently serving as a Cuny--John Jay College Of Criminal Justice Associate Professor at Cuny--John Jay College of Criminal Justice.

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James Lorenzi

CUNY--John Jay College of Criminal Justice

Associate Professor

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history african studies civilizations cultural history african identity african diaspora global history colonialism southern african studies african city anthropology cultural anthropology cultural studies international history historical review african development african political economy historical geography ethnohistory anti-imperialism religious studies sociocultural anthropology religion literary history interdisciplinary history modern italy postcolonial writing historical scholarship orientalism civil conflict post-colonial criticism historical methodology ethnography philosophy of religion sociology of religion religious research contemporary islam diaspora studies genocide christian practice comparative religion historical sociology transnational history philosophy of history afrocentricity geopolitical conflict settler colonialism decoloniality historical archaeology central mediterranean fascism in europe islamic studies cultural cosmopolitanism cultural geography socialism maritime sciences space archaeology ocean exploration law of the sea visual communication cruel destiny timoteos saprichian historical writing world historiography amharic histoire universelle colonial notables northeast african studies ethiopian scholars mediterranean lands red sea travelers british policy anglo-ethiopian relations international impact g. bruce strang frederick cooper elizabeth sutton historiography

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A Cruel Destiny: The Armenian Stranger in Twentieth Century Ethiopia. International Journal of African Historical Studies (2016)

cultural studiesgenocideanthropologycultural anthropologycruel destinycivilizationsafrican studiescultural historysouthern african studiesafrican citydiaspora studiessociocultural anthropologycolonialismafrican identityethnographyafrican diaspora

Review of Collision of Empires: Italy's Invasion of Ethiopia and Its International Impact, Ed. G. Bruce Strang. Itinerario (2016)

modern italyinternational historycivilizationsg. bruce strangafrican studiesinternational impactanti-imperialismgeopolitical conflictempirecolonialisminternational relationscivil conflicthistory

Review of Paths Toward the Nation: Islam, Community, and Early Nationalist Mobilization in Eritrea, 1941-1961. Journal of African History (2016)

social movementsislamic thoughtislamic studiesearly nationalist mobilizationreligionpaths towardpolitical historynationalismhistoryreligious studiescontemporary islam

Guardians of the Tradition: Historians and Historical Writing in Ethiopia and Eritrea. Rochester: University of Rochester Press (2015)

african studiesliterary historycultural historysouthern african studiesethnohistoryhistorical scholarshiphistorical writinghistoryafrican identityliteraturehistoriography

Review of the Quest for Socialist Utopia: The Ethiopian Student Movement C. 1960-1974. International Journal of African Historical Studies (2015)

social movementssocial historycivilizationsafrican studiessocialismsocialist utopiasouthern african studiesethiopian student movementsocial changeafrican identitycritical theoryafrican american studiesafrican diaspora

Review of Early Modern Dutch Prints of Africa, by Elizabeth Sutton. Journal of African History 55 (2014)

visual artsarchival researchart historyafrican studieshistorical archaeologyhistorical methodologycultural historyglobal historyelizabeth suttonartprintmakinghistorical geographyhistoryafrican identityhistory of arthistoriography

Missionaries and the Making of Colonial Notables: Conversions to Modernity in Eritrea and Ethiopia, 1890-1935. Cultural Conversions: Unexpected Consequences of Christian Missionary Encounters in the Middle East, Africa, and Asia (2013)

anthropologysocial historyafrican studiescultural historymodernityglobal historyethnohistoryafrican citycolonialismcolonial notableshistoryafrican identityafrican diasporaafrican development

Northeast African Studies. Comparative Studies of South Asia, Africa, and the Middle East (2013)

cultural anthropologyafrican studiesafrican developmentsouthern african studiesafrican citynortheast african studiesafrican american studiesafrican diasporaafrican political economyafrocentricity

Review of the Siege of Magdala: The British Empire Against the Emperor of Ethiopia, by Volker Matthies. International Journal of African Historical Studies (2012)

international historycivilizationsafrican studiesanti-imperialismglobal historyvolker matthiesbritish empireempirecolonialismpost-colonial criticismhistoryafrican identitypostcolonial writing

Review of Anglo-Ethiopian Relations 1869-1906: A Study of British Policy in Ethiopia. International Journal of African Historical Studies (2011)

anglo-ethiopian relationscivilizationsafrican studiessouthern african studiesafrican citycolonialisminternational relationsbritish policyhistorypolitical historyafrican american studiesafrican diasporaafrican political economy

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