Associate Professor of Modern South Asian History in @Oxford History and at StAntsCollege, @UniofOxford
Oxford, England
Joined May 2019
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Delighted to have joined Ahmed Y. AlMaazmi (NYU Abu Dhabi) and Mohammed Alsudairi (ANU) on the New Books Network to discuss my research, including my forthcoming book. Here is the link: newbooksnetwork.com/muslims-…
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Truly chuffed to announce that our theme issue on Russian colonialism has just been released by the Slavic Review. Thanks to everyone who has helped me along the way!
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Happy to share my new Past & Present article: “Protecting Soviet Muslims: Muhajir Activism and the Minority Treaties, 1917–1934.” OA: academic.oup.com/past/advanc…
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Latest Article just published: "Meat and Religious Difference in Colonial India: The Courage and Contradictions of Sayyid Ahmad Khan." I have written this for both a specialist audience and classroom use; DM or email ([email protected]) for pdf.
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Very happy to share my new open-access JESHO article on Sayyid Ahmad Khan, halal meat, and 19th-c. debates over sovereignty and coexistence, with responses by John Willis and SherAli Tareen: brill.com/view/journals/jesh…
📢 Excited to share the programme for our upcoming workshop:
Global Trajectories of Soviet Nationalities Policies: Federalism, Identity, and Revolution
🗓️ 9–10 June 2025
📍 University of Manchester
With support from
@OfficialUoM | @UoMSALC | @UoM_ChinaInst | @JMonnetUoM
My new essay is out in IJMES! It examines how a global perspective on Soviet nationalities policies offers fresh insights into state formation in the post-Ottoman Middle East and the history of the USSR. doi.org/10.1017/S00207438240… [doi.org]
My article--which I wrote some years ago--on the linkages between al-Manar, a Cairo-based periodical (1898-1935), and Bombay-based mercantile communities from the Gulf has just been published. taylorfrancis.com/chapters/e…
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New CSSH essays are out on FirstView! Take a look at Steven Pierce's "The Suffering Subject: #Colonial #Flogging in Northern #Nigeria and a Humanitarian Public, 1904–1933." It's #OpenAccess! #History
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I thank both @CSSHJournal and its readers for their interest and engagement with my work. From the thought-provoking comments of the reviewers, through the editorial process, to the circulation stage, publishing in @CSSHJournal has been a great experience
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We are celebrating our most popular scholarship of 2023! Congratulations to @SadehRoy, @AudreyTruschke, Joshua M. White, and @dillivali, whose articles were the most downloaded of each issue last year. #AcademicTwitter #History #Anthrotwitter #Sociology
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A wonderful special issue on Inter-Asian Cold War Linkages, with a focus on the central place of the Middle East in these trans-regional linkages. Many congrats to the co-editors, @MohammedSudairi and Rosie Bsheer, as well as to the essays' authors. read.dukeupress.edu/cssaame/…
My recent article, "Worldmaking in the Hijaz: Muslims between South Asian and Soviet Visions of Managing Difference, 1919–1926," is officially out in @CSSHJournal. cambridge.org/core/journals/…
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Hey folks! If you happen to be in Vienna early next week, come and join this fabulous bunch at the @oeaw for the JESHO workshop on Asian sovereignty!!!
#JESHO #Asia @Brill_Asian
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Empire of Refugees is coming out in February 2024! ❤️
Thanks, @stanfordpress!
Vladimir Hamed-Troyansky next to a banner image of his forthcoming book Empire of Refugees at #MESA2023
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ALT Vladimir Hamed-Troyansky next to a banner image of his forthcoming book Empire of Refugees: North Caucasian Muslims and the Late Ottoman State in SUP's MESA booth
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Also new on FirstView, enjoy @SadehRoy's "Worldmaking in the #Hijaz: Muslims between South Asian and Soviet Visions of Managing Difference, 1919–1926." #OpenAccess #twitterstorians
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Geat article just out by Roy Bar Sadeh! "Worldmaking in the Hijaz: Muslims between South Asian and Soviet Visions of Managing Difference, 1919–1926" cambridge.org/core/journals/…
My new article, "Printing Islamic Modernism: Arabic Texts for Arab and South Asian Muslims in the Early Twentieth Century," has just been published in the International Journal of Islam in Asia. brill.com/view/journals/ijia…
My essay, “Nahda-izing India: The Urdu-Hindi Debate and its Arabic Alternative, c. 1860s–1947,” has just been published in the International Journal of Middle Eastern Studies. I look forward to your comments! cambridge.org/core/journals/…