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Govind Sreenivasan is an Associate Professor of History at Brandeis University, specializing in the social history of early modern Europe (c. 1450 to c. 1750). His research adopts a comparative perspective with Indo-Islamic and East Asian civilizations, focusing on rural Germany, particularly the role of criminal and civil legal institutions in peasant daily life.
- Affiliated Faculty, Interdepartmental Program in European Cultural Studies
- Affiliated Faculty, Interdepartmental Program in Medieval and Renaissance Studies
- Affiliated Faculty, Interdepartmental Program in South Asian Studies
His scholarly contributions have been recognized with prestigious awards, including fellowships from SSHRC, DAAD, and NEH, as well as multiple teaching and research prizes at Harvard University and Brandeis University.
- Doctoral Fellowship (SSHRC, 1989)
- DAAD Fellowships (1989, 1991)
- Gross Dissertation Prize (Harvard, 1995)
- NEH Faculty Fellowship (2001)
- Jeannette Lerman-Neubauer Prize (2021)
Professor Sreenivasan's interdisciplinary work bridges European history with global perspectives, supported by affiliations with Brandeis' European Cultural Studies, Medieval and Renaissance Studies, and South Asian Studies programs.
