Sandra Becker: 20th- and 21st-Century U.S. Popular Culture (particular Television and TV Series), Men and Masculinity Studies, Gender Studies and Intersectional Theory, Audience Reception Studies
George Blaustein: U.S. cultural and literary history
Heleen Blommers: U.S. History, Social and Economic History, War on Poverty, U.S. Domestic Policy, U.S. Welfare, and Rhetoric
Paul Brennan: U.S. Political and Reform Movements
Shu-Chien Chen: Tax Law
Debby Esmeé De Vlugt: Black Power Movement
Mark Leon De Vries: Civil War and Reconstruction, (Electoral) politics, race relations, anti-Americanism, Supreme court, (neo)conservatism, civil rights
Dario Fazzi: U.S. foreign policy history, cold war, transatlantic relations, peace history
Annemieke Galema: Migration to the USA 19th and 20th century. Innovation and impact in academic surroundings
Andrew Gawthorpe: American foreign and security policy, American political/diplomatic history, contemporary American politics
Tanja Groenendijk-De Vos: U.S. Political System, US Elections, Transatlantic Relations, Pilgrims who left from Rotterdam, Transatlantic migrants, who left from Rotterdam, US Supreme Court, Early NL/US business relations, How the US States got their shapes
Roberta N. Haar: International Relations
Marian Janssen: American Studies, literature, poetry, biography
Tim Jelfs: U.S. culture, literature and politics in the 20th and 21st centuries
Hans Krabbendam: Religie, migratie
Frank Mehring: Transatlantic Transfer, German-American Encounters/Confrontations, Marshall Plan, American Music, American visual culture (film and art)
Marietta Messmer: Migration Studies and Migration Theory; Political and Cultural Relations between Latin America and the U.S.; Comparative U.S.-EU Border Studies
Viola F. Müller: Runaway slaves in the urban US South
Celia Nijdam: Federal Theatre Project, American Literature and Culture
Damian Allen Pargas: Slavery, African-American History, History of the US South
Sara Polak: Presidential media, 20th and 21st American literature and culture, memory studies, social media, comics studies
Nicole E. Reith: Literature, African-American Literature, and Culture
Kathryn Roberts: American Literature, American Studies
William Michael Schmidli: U.S. foreign relations history, U.S. political history, human rights history
Timotheus Tap: U.S. Foreign Relations
Anita van Adelsbergen: Translations, interpreting, (tv) journalist, presenter, conference chair, seminar speaking
Jorrit Van den Berk: American foreign policy, Transatlantic relations, public diplomacy, American history, American politics
Bert Van Ravenhorst: The United States in the 1960s, especially poverty. I did research on The War on Poverty
Guido Van Rijn: African-American blues and gospel music
Jaap Verheul: Transatlantic Relations, American studies
Laura Visser-Maessen: Black history and activism in U.S. and trans-Atlantic context