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Professor Haddad is the department chair and teachs Ottoman, Middle Eastern, and Japanese historyHistory of the Ottoman Empire, History of the Middle East
History of Japan

Dr. William Haddad has been chair of the Department since 1999.  He was trained as an Ottomanist and  received his PhD from Ohio State University.  Dr. Haddad’s books are Nationalism in a Non-  national State: The Dissolution of the Ottoman Empire, The June 1967 War after Three Decades, and appearing in January 2004 Iraq: The Human Cost of History with Tareq Ismael.   Though Dr. Haddad does not currently teach extensively because of his administrative position, he has taught the full range of Middle East courses and also the Department’s courses on Japan.  The latter comes from his fondness for Asia and having lived five years there and taught several times at Nagoya’s Nanzan University.


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