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Abraham, Antoine J.
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Baatz, Simon
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Balis, Andrea
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Bilenkis, Fred
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Bostwick, Margaret M.
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Cook, Blanche Wiesen
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De Lorenzi, James
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Epstein, Jonathan
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Faber, Eli
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Fokas, Nicholaos
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Francis, Kyle
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Franz, Patricia
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Gibson, Mary
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Goodman, Richard David
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Hafer, Thomas W.
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Heayn, David
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Hélie, Anissa
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Hovey, Elizabeth
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Josiah, Barbara P.
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Kavey, Allison
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Markowitz, Gerald
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McDougall, Sara
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Muller, Sophie
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Munns, David
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Musacchio, Tracy
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Park, Hyunhee
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Paulino, Edward
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Perry, Matthew
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Pfeifer, Michael
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Rosenfield, Israel
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Sherman, Dennis
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Sneh, Itai
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Stern, John
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Turner, Chad
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Umbach, Gregory
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Wallace, Mike
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2009-2010 - Gotlieb Fellow in Legal History, NYU School of Law
2009 - PhD Yale University
2003 - BA/MA Boston University
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Sara McDougall is a specialist in late-medieval French history, and is especially interested in the interaction of law, theology, and culture in pre-modern societies. Her research and writing have focused principally on the application and effects of canon law on women and families in pre-modern Europe. Her long-term goals include extending this line of inquiry by following the spread of Christianity into the Americas,Africa, and Asia. Her publications include “Bigamy: A Male Crime in Medieval Europe?”, “The Punishment of Bigamy in Late-Medieval Troyes,” and “The Prosecution of Sex in Late Medieval Troyes”.She is currently writing a book: Holy Monogamy: Marriage and Identity at the End of the Middle Ages.
Medieval Europe, Early Modern Europe, Colonial Latin America, legal history, gender and family history
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Allison Kavey, Chairperson
445 West 59th Street, Room 4307N North Hall,
New York, NY 10019
Phone: 212.237.8819, Email: akavey@jjay.cuny.edu
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