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Seeking Asylum and Community: How United States Asylum Policies Shape the Experiences of Queer Immigrants in Miami

Tate Philpott March 20, 2026March 20, 2026 Uncategorized Read more

Week 4 Blog

I really enjoyed this week’s readings and appreciated the critical approach they took to the field of transnational history. I had previously been in a bit of a self-made bubble, completely unaware of possible limitations and downsides to transnational history

Tate Philpott February 17, 2026February 17, 2026 Uncategorized Read more

Week 2 Blog Post

While my understanding of the applications and benefits of transnational history has been expanded by the readings this week. I primarily found myself thinking back to previous historical work I’ve encountered and its place in this debate.  I found the

Tate Philpott February 3, 2026February 3, 2026 Uncategorized Read more

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  • In Response to: ‘The Hidden Cartographers of Empire: Indian Pundits and the Transnational production of Geographical knowledge.
  • Week 10 Blog – In response to Project Proposal “Exploring the second wave of feminism in transnational and intersectional perspective”
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  • response to project proposal ‘Jewish Resilience: Anti-Semitism, Death, and Destruction during the Blitzkrieg’
  • Response to project proposal ‘“No Surrender” on Tour: Ulster Unionism’s Cultivation of International Support during the Troubles’

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