Profile

Jameel Haque specializes in the History of the Modern Middle East and the Islamic World. His teaching and research focuses on global connections via trade, diplomacy and migration; and how Islamophobia is created and reinforced throughout the educational process in the US.

Education

• Ph.D., M. Phil, The Graduate Center of the City University of New York

Fields of Study

• Modern Middle East
• Ottoman Empire
• Imperialism
• Global History
• Islamic Civilizations

Courses Taught

• History 170: Ancient World Civilization
• History 232 Islamic Civilizations
• History 246 History of Sports and Games
• History 302: World History: An Overview
• History 402/502: Foundations of Judaism, Christianity, and Islam
• History 432/532: Modern Middle East

Representative Publication

Articles

• "Grafting and Mirroring: Anti-Muslim Bias in World History Textbooks.”
  The History Teacher. 55, 2, (Feb, 2022), 229-267.
• “The ‘Frame’ at Adab: American Archaeological Misbehavior in Late Ottoman Iraq (1899-1905)” Anthropology of the Middle East, 15, no. 1 (2020), 20-33. https://www.berghahnjournals.com/view/journals/ame/15/1/ame150103.xml
• “Imperial Intrigue: Native Agents and Early Twentieth Century Attempts at American Economic Expansion in Ottoman Iraq.” World History Connected, 13, no. 3 (2020). https://worldhistoryconnected.press.uillinois.edu/17.3/Haque.html

Books

• Alone in Baghdad: World War One in the City of Peace. Under contract with Lexington Books.

Film

• MLK 11.12.61, Ryan Sturgis. (True Façade Pictures/Kessel Peace Institute: 2022) https://vimeo.com/670008360
  Credits: Executive Producer, Story Development, and Historical Consultant.