Fellow Spotlight: Carina L. Johnson
Historian Carina L. Johnson is researching anti-Ottoman propaganda in sixteenth-century Germany.
Carina L. Johnson is a professor of history at Pitzer College. Her research focuses on identity markers in the early modern world and experiences of war and violence in the sixteenth-century Habsburg Empire. Via histories of soldiers, refugees, and homefront communities, she explores the complex social and cultural consequences of the Holy Roman Empire’s long conflict with the Ottoman Empire.
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