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Emily J. Levine is an Associate Professor of Education at Stanford University with a courtesy appointment in History. She holds a PhD in History from Stanford (2008) and a BA from Yale (2001). Her work focuses on the history of research universities, transatlantic academic exchange, and intellectual history.
Levine authored Allies and Rivals: German-American Exchange and the Rise of the Modern Research University (2021) and Dreamland of Humanists (2013), awarded the Herbert Baxter Adams Prize. She has held prestigious fellowships from the NEH, National Humanities Center, and Alexander von Humboldt Foundation.
- Research Interests: History of Education, Intellectual Histories of Knowledge Institutions, Transnational Academic Networks
- Key Contributions: Pioneering studies on German-American university collaborations, Weimar-era intellectual circles, and modern research university models
Her scholarship appears in top journals like American Historical Review, Daedalus, and media outlets including New York Times and Foreign Policy. She has also been a visiting scholar at institutions globally, contributing to academic policy discussions on university governance and academic freedom.
