• John F. Richards (1971), Mughal Rule in Golconda, 1687-1724

• Richard B. Barnett (1975), Regional Politics in a Mughal Successor State: Navabi Avadh, 1720-1785

• William Rosoff (1975), Britain, India and Japan: Commercial Rivalry in the Interwar Period, 1919-1939

• David Gilmartin (1980), Tribe, Land and Religion in the Punjab: Muslim Politics and the Making of Pakistan

• Sandria Freitag (1981), Religious Rites and Riots: From Community Identity to Communalism in South Asia

• Tai-Sook Lee (1986), Edward Gibbon Wakefield and the Movement for Systematic Colonization, 1829-1850

• Peter Hoffenberg (1993), To Create a Commonwealth: Empire and Nation at English, Australian and Indian Exhibitions, 1851-1914 (with Thomas Laqueur)

• Nasser Hussain (1996), The Jurisprudence of Emergency: Sovreignty and the Rule of Law in British India

• Kevin Grant (1998), 'A Civilized Savagery': British Humanitarian Politics and European Imperialism in Africa

• Durba Ghosh (2000), Colonial Companions: Bibis, Begums, and Concubines of the British in North India

• Vahid Fozdar (2001), Constructing the 'Brother': Freemasonry, Empire, and Nationalism in the Bombay Presidency, 1840-1925

• Anne Keary (2002), Comparing Cross-National Histories: Christianity, Translation, and Colonialism in Eastern Australia and Northwestern America

• Deana Heath (2003), Creating the Moral Colonial Subject: Censorship in India and Australia, 1880-1939

Nita Verma (on the Allahabad High Court and inheritance)

Amita Satyal (on overland trade in the Mughal Empire)

Kavita Datla (on Osmania University and vernacular education in Hyderabad)

• Ray T. Smith, 1964
  
• George Spencer, 1967
  
• Stephen Dale, 1972
  
• Michael Metelits, 1973
  
• Gail Omvedt (sociology), 1973
  
• Dilip Basu, 1975
  
• David Prochaska, 1980
  
• Dane Kennedy, 1980
  
• Mansour Ahmed, 1983
  
• Kelsey Clark Underwood (Anthropology), 1986
  
• Matin Ahmed, 1987
  
• Joseph Alter (Anthropology), 1986
  
• Lata Mani (UCSC), 1990
  
• Douglas Haynes, 1992
  
• Ines Zupanov, 1992
  
• Douglas Fix, 1993
  
• Sumathi Ramaswami, 1993
  
• Krystyna von Henneberg, 1997
  
• Jyoti Hosagrahar (Architecture), 1997
  
• Swati Chattopadhyay (Architecture), 1997
  
• Michael Katten, 1998
  
• Lisa Pollard, 1998
  
• Darren Zook, 1998
  
• Lisa Trivedi (UC Davis), 1999
  
• Michelle Mancini (English), 2000
  
• Rachel Sturman (UC Davis), 2001
  
• Priya Satia, 2003
  
• Preeti Chopra (Architecture), 2003

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