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\nBut the Haiti an people have yet to unshackle themselves from their country&rsquo\;s his tory of devasting poverty and endemic corruption. This program situates th e Haitian Revolution within the context of the 18th \;century revoluti ons for liberty and explores how history and the legacy of empire limited the fruits of revolution that could be realized in Haiti.
\nPresente r: Lynne Hartnett is an Associate Professor of History at Villanova Univer sity and the Director of Villanova&rsquo\;s Graduate Program in History. S he teaches courses on all facets of Russian history as well as courses on the social\, cultural\, and intellectual history of Modern Europe. Profess or Hartnett received her Ph.D. in Russian history at Boston College in 200 0. Her research focuses on Russian revolutionaries and the radical movemen ts and activist networks they built at home and abroad. Dr. Hartnett&rsquo \;s first book was a biography of the Russian revolutionary terrorist Vera Figner. Her current project explores the experience of Russian politcial exiles and refugees in Britain in the era preceding the First World War.\n
Professor Hartnett recently published a twenty-four-lecture video c ourse for The Great Courses\, "Understanding Russia: A Cultural History."& nbsp\;Dr. Hartnett&rsquo\;s scholarship has been published in a number of academic journals. She regularly presents her research at international co nferences of scholars. Dr. Hartnett is a popular lecturer and regularly gi ves invited talks on Russian revolutionaries\, Russian cultural history\, and the intersections between Russia&rsquo\;s history and contemporary Rus sia
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