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Very excited to share the first issue of JDS with the world -- any day now! Please feel free to get in touch if you have ideas for an article. In addition to research articles, also also seek innovative forms of scholarship (research notes, dialogues, visualizations, etc.).
The first issue of Journal of Disaster Studies is in press and will be published very soon! Check this space in coming days for more updates, and please consider submitting a manuscript! More information is available on our @PennPress website: pennpress.org/journals/journ…
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Lithuanian #KGB agent codenamed SEMYONOV was in Australia from January to March 1986 & reported on Australian military facilities & naval ships.
His report was summarized & sent to Colonel Golovanov, head of the 3rd Dept, Directorate RT, First Chief Directorate, Moscow. ⬇️
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I wrote about the opaque world of shipping for @nybooks. The industry that moves more than 80% of global trade has massive regulatory, environmental, and labor law issues, all facilitated by tax havens and secrecy jurisdictions
nybooks.com/online/2024/04/0… – at New Haven, CT
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Exciting news! We're relaunching our Program in Racism, Immigration, and Citizenship as the Chloe Center for the Critical Study of Racism, Immigration, and Colonialism at @JHUArtsSciences. I'm honored to become the new director. hub.jhu.edu/2024/02/08/chloe…
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Such a pleasure to celebrate @chrissuhhist book The Allure of Empire and hear him and @BethLewWilliams talk about the field Asian American history more broadly. Congrats Chris!
Marshall Jones, Winthrop University – Why Teaching is Harder Than You Think academicminute.org/2022/04/m…
Great to see one of my MTSU colleagues, Ben Sawyer, in the Washington Post's "Made by History" section:
Perspective | Russia is threatening a move that will haunt its economy for decades washingtonpost.com/outlook/2…
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Join us on 1/23 at 3pm EST to hear @redgillett in conversation with @JonathyneBriggs about her new book, At Home in Our Sounds: Music, Race, and Cultural Politics in Interwar Paris.
Register here: eventbrite.com/e/frenchpress…
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1/13/22 Daniel Ellsberg: Humans Are Not to Be Entrusted With Nuclear Weapons
libertarianinstitute.org/sco…
SHAFR historian (and former president) Tom Schwartz's review of Martin Indyk's new book on Kissinger, Master of the Game: Henry Kissinger and the Art of Middle East Diplomacy, appeared in the Washington Post: washingtonpost.com/outlook/2…
In case you'd like to work with me at Middle Tennessee State University -- Chair, History, Tenure-Track Faculty -- field open: careers.mtsu.edu/en-us/job/4…
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More Disunited Nations jacket copy spotted online! Sure maybe it's just exciting for me but, well, Twitter, narcissism, you know the drill. #twitterstorians Thanks to @samuelmoyn @rickperlstein @AmySayward @Tim_Shenk and Tom Zeiler for the blurbs!
Daniel Ellsberg, an icon and Pentagon Papers leaker, still seeks justice’s light bostonglobe.com/2021/06/22/n… via @BostonGlobe
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In a fortnight: the 2021 @SHAFRhistorians @SHAFRConference will feature the Ideas-themed session roundtable and panels! Come be a part of the conversation. Free registration for SHAFR members. Sign up here: pheedloop.com/shafr2021/site…
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14 days until the launch of 2021 @SHAFRhistorians @SHAFRConference!
A great lineup of Rights-themed roundtable and panel conversations on Thurs June 17. Register at pheedloop.com/shafr2021/site… Free for SHAFR members!




















