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Tejasvi Nagaraja is an Assistant Professor of History at Cornell University’s ILR School. His research and teaching focus on the intersections of U.S. labor, African American, and foreign relations history, particularly examining the evolution of class, gender, and race within a changing global division of labor and geopolitics. As a historian of empire and labor, he interprets the U.S. through both domestic and transnational lenses, emphasizing war, social movements, and racial capitalism.
Education and Fellowships:
- Ph.D. from New York University
- Fellowships at Harvard University, the New School, and the New York Historical Society
Research Trends: Nagaraja’s work explores the transnational dimensions of labor and social movements, particularly during World War II and the Cold War. His publications and teaching highlight Black internationalism, the military-industrial complex, and the geopolitical implications of labor struggles.
Scientific Awards:
- Faculty Seed-Grant award from the Mario Einaudi Center for International Studies (2022)
- Global Public Voices faculty fellowship (2021-22)
Advising and Grants: Nagaraja’s teaching emphasizes interdisciplinary approaches to global capitalism, race, gender, and geopolitics. He has received institutional grants to support his research on the WWII generation and its connections to Cold War dynamics.
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