Malcolm E. Sumner was affiliated with the University of Georgia in the United States. Their research was primarily situated within the Arts and Humanities, with specific attention to the subfields of History, Archaeology, and Political Science and International Relations.
The core topics of their academic work included:
Sumner's recent publications detailed explorations of cultural identity and social dynamics within French and postcolonial contexts. Notable works included:
The range of publication venues for Sumner reflected a focus on French cultural studies and modern French literature.
Collaborations were evident in Sumner's work, with frequent coauthors including:
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I. Shainberg;M. E. Sumner;W. P. Miller;M. P. W. Farina
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R. Naidu;R. S. Kookana;M. E. Sumner;R. D. Harter
M. E. Sumner;H. Shahandeh;J. Bouton;J. Hammel
Urszula Kukier;Che Fauziah Ishak;Malcolm E Sumner;William P Miller
Stuart Pocknee;Malcolm E. Sumner
M. Toma;M. E. Sumner;G. Weeks;M. Saigusa
Malcolm E. Sumner;Mart P. W. Farina
Malcolm E. Sumner
Ravendra Naidu;Malcolm E. Sumner;R.D. Harter
M. E. Sumner
M. E. Sumner;M. V. Fey;A. D. Noble;A. D. Noble
Malcolm E. Sumner
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N. S. Bolan;J. K. Syers;M. E. Sumner
Giampaola Bellini;Malcolm E. Sumner;David E. Radcliffe;Nikolla P. Qafoku
Pan Ming Huang;Yuncong Li;Malcolm E. Sumner
A. K. Alva;M. E. Sumner;W. P. Miller
M. E. Sumner
Daniel I. Kaplan;Malcolm E. Sumner;Paul M. Bertsch;Domy C. Adriano
A. D. Noble;M. E. Sumner;A. K. Alva
M. P. W. Farina;M. E. Sumner;C. O. Plank;W. S. Letzsch
Nikolla P. Qafoku;Malcolm E. Sumner;David E. Radcliffe
Pan Ming Huang;Yuncong Li;Malcolm E. Sumner
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