People

Judith Bing’s research focuses on vernacular architecture of the Balkans, where she has traveled extensively, and lectured, written, and exhibited photographs and drawings about this topic.

Anna Bisikalo is a Ph.D. Candidate in History at Harvard University.

Eve Blau is Adjunct Professor of the History of Urban Form, Graduate School of Design at Harvard University.

Jonathan Bobaljik is Professor of Linguistics at Harvard University.

Vincent Bohlinger is currently working on a book titled Toward a Second Utopia: Soviet Film Style between Montage and Socialist Realism, 1928-1936.

Alexander Bollfrass explores how climate affects civil wars and the ethical dilemmas of serving the security state.

Jonathan Bolton is Professor of Slavic Languages and Literatures at Harvard University.

Upon completion of his undergraduate degree in 1990, Loren Bough worked as a trader in New York and London and Moscow. He remains an active private equity investor in Russian retail and real estate.

Elizabeth Brainerd’s research focuses on labor and health economics, with particular interest in understanding the social and health consequences of the transition to capitalism in formerly socialist countries.