Renana received her PhD in Comparative Literature from Stanford University (2015). She is currently serving as a post-doctoral fellow in the Minerva center for Human Rights at the Hebrew University, Faculty of Law. Her current research examines the phenomenon of mass atrocity from a Big Data perspective.
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Despite the influence of visa law and policy, little research exists on its history and development. When, under what circumstances, and in which politico-geographical space did the “visa” come into existence? “Transit” uses literary and linguistic analysis to develop an intertextual canvas of visa histories. The final product, an interactive digital media map platform, will enable users to trace the development of visa law and policy across time and space.
Crusade Memory in Iraq
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Stanford Dean of Research