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Stacy E. Holden is an Associate Professor in the Department of History at Purdue University, where she specializes in the modern Middle East and North Africa. She teaches various courses related to the region, including topics such as the Arab-Israeli conflict and representations of the Arab world in American romance novels. Her publications include 'Politics of Food in Modern Morocco' and 'Documentary History of Modern Iraq'. Currently, she is engaged in completing a book with Cambridge University Press that explores Edith Wharton’s connections to the Islamic East and the foundation of U.S. interventionism in the twentieth century. Her research addresses war monuments, historic preservation, and urban labor in the context of the Arab world.
Purdue University • West Lafayette, IN
Teaches courses on modern Middle East and North Africa, focusing on its engagement with the Mediterranean world.
GRE is not required.