How the industrial revolution impacted Europe's environment is key to Robert Schwartz's research.

Interested in nineteenth- and twentieth-century French and Russian comparative literature, and the New Wave and its Russian and American influences? Study with Catherine Le Gouis.

A pioneer in distance learning through the use of satellite technology and the Web, Nicole Vaget has taught French to African students in Zimbabwe, Ghana, and Kenya.

Jeremy King focuses on efforts during the final years of the Habsburg Monarchy at elaborating constitutional frameworks within which national or "racial" conflict could be managed and reduced.

What is the world coming to? Is globalization engendering an emerging global culture and spreading democratization? Or is it a new form of first-world imperialism? Study with Penny Gill.

Want to know about fascism in Italy, or Pirandello? What about Italian children's literature or an Italian "Miss Manners" who headed to Hawaii after marrying a member of the Hawaiian nobility? Ask Ombretta Frau.

Specializing in Russia and the Caucasus--Georgia, Armenia and Azerbaijan, Stephen Jones is an expert on post-communist societies in the former Soviet Union and Eastern Europe.