Historians of empire: I’m looking for research on the importance of paperwork to colonial rule & administration, e.g. the British in India. Any suggestions?
Happy birthday to this beast! Proud to announce that today is publication day for ANIMAL CITY!
Thanks @Harvard_Press (and many more) who made this possible.
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My book 'The Enclosure of Knowledge' now has a front cover and its own webpage...!
Publication in Sept/Oct 2022 with Cambridge University Press.
https://t.co/Yd7ORu0CpR
In moments, excited to help kick off Animals as Objects w fabulous colleagues Mareike Vennen, Tahani Nadim, Britta Lange @ Humboldt, MfN, Body of Animals colleagues @ MPIWG and MANY more. Thanks those near and far who join us for this MA seminar talk series. Let's go!
Just as we did last year, Contingent will put out lists of books, journal articles, and chapters published by non-tenure-track historians over the past year. Use this form to submit your citations, and look for the lists in early December. https://t.co/QbBq26PRvn
ANIMAL ENERGY, a THREAD on the surprising history of industrial capitalism's core and periphery:
You'd think animals are a primitive power source quickly discarded once fossil fuels entered the picture. But you'd be wrong. Animal power concentrated in the 19c industrial core.
Mining in the Americas! Join us for an interdisciplinary discussion about the technology, meaning, and environmental impact of mining across the continent. #mininghist#envhist#twitterstorians Zoom Registration: https://t.co/pyLseYKGJS
As of today, we now have 50,000 historic #pubmedia programs available online! With content from over 100+ participating stations and orgs, this collection is a valuable #audiovisual record of the 20th and 21st century. Let us know what you find at https://t.co/9en4PglzFP. #sschat