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		Loren Kruger  Professor in English Language & Literature, Comparative Literature, Theater & Performance Studies and African Studies Areas of expertise: Theater: US, African, European (especially German, English and French) Africa: South Africa, especially culture, history, contemporary social life Film: African, especially South African
		Jean Comaroff  Bernard E. and Ellen C. Sunny Distinguished Service Professor in Anthropology and the Committee on African and African American Stuides; Director, Chicago Center for Contemporary Theory Areas of expertise: Colonialism Africa: colonialism Africa: gender
		John Comaroff  Harold H. Swift Distinguished Service Professor in Anthropology, Sociology and the Committee on African and African American Studies; Fellow, Chicago Center for Contemporary Theory; Senior Research Fellow, American Bar Foundation Areas of expertise: Colonialism Africa: colonialism Africa: postcoloniality
		Neil Shubin  Robert R. Bensley Professor, Associate Dean for Organismal and Evolutionary Biology; Provost, The Field Museum Areas of expertise: Organismal biology and anatomy Evolutionary biology Origins of vertebrates
		Daniel le Grange  Professor of Psychiatry & Behavioral Neuroscience; Director, Eating Disorders Program Areas of expertise: Adolescent eating disorders Anorexia nervosa and bulimia nervosa
		Bernard Wasserstein  Harriet & Ulrich E. Meyer Professor in Modern European Jewish History and in the College Areas of expertise: Middle East History: Modern Jewish history International affairs
		Michael Dietler  Associate Professor in Anthropology and in the College and the Committee on the Ancient Mediterrian World Areas of expertise: Archaeology: early France, Celts, wine-making Wine: early France Colonialism
		Bernard Harcourt  Julius Kreeger Professor of Law and Professor of Political Science Areas of expertise: Punishment, Sentencing, Criminology, and Criminal Law Race and the Law, and Racial Profiling Policing: Broken Windows Theory, Criminal Profiling
		Malika Zeghal  Associate Professor of the Anthropology and Sociology of Religion in the Divinity School Areas of expertise: Islam: Islam and Muslims in the United States and France Islam: Modern intellectual movements and intellectuals in Islam, Muslim reformisms Middle East: Middle Eastern politics, Islamic institutions and religious authority in Islam, Islamist movements, Islam and the state
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