
Anthropologist of infrastructure & environment. Associate Prof @Vanderbilt. Author _Beyond the Big Ditch_ on Panama Canal https://xitter.cf/t.co/GF0Mw2w7UB…
Nashville, TN
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If you (or someone you know) is applying to PhD programs in anthro, geog, STS with a focus on community-based work, check out the Community Research & Action program in my dept at Vanderbilt. Interested in working with students on coastal & heat-related projects. Email with ?s.
Please see the job ad below for a Tenured Professor in the interdisciplinary Department of Human & Organizational Development at Vanderbilt. We focus on community-engaged work & are interested in candidates who work on environmental issues, technology-community relations, & more.
Vanderbilt is hiring a Mellon Assistant Professor (3-year term, 2-2 teaching load) whose research engages climate and environmental humanities. All historical periods and cultural fields, especially welcome those who work in arts or public humanities. apply.interfolio.com/173717.
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Limn 12 Spotlight Series
Sarah Besky, Alex Nading, & Jason Cons open Limn 12 by deepening what it means for Limn to tell climate stories from the inside out.
Limn 12 - Climate's Interiors. Out now.
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Now accepting pitches for future issues. Got an idea? Invite us to your party, and let’s build Limn 13 together. Website for more details.
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Limn 11, Obsolescence, has dropped online. Get it now, for free at link in bio. Limn works because of authors, readers, and issue co-editors, everyone collaborating in our new approach to peer review.
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Limn is online. Issues, submission guidelines, general fun! limn.press
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So happy to have an essay in this beautifully designed special issue of Limn, a model of scholar led publishing! Come and pick up a copy and help celebrate the Obsolescence issue at the AAA meeting.
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Obsolescence comes for everything, even you. Now available in beautiful hard copy.
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Coming soon: Obsolescence
Limn 11: Obsolescence evokes history’s also-rans. Out-of-date. Useless. But what if we approached obsolescence as more than a side effect of progress? Could it turn out to be something different, even hopeful?
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Hiring an open-rank professor in my interdisciplinary department at Vanderbilt who does community-engaged scholarship on complex social problems. Open in terms of discipline and methodology. Expertise in spatial analysis, GIS, participatory research a plus apply.interfolio.com/153713
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Happy #EarthDay2024! To all the bookish environmentalists out there, commemorate by reading our recent articles by @CalebWellum and @acarse!! Both tackle environmental history in unique ways. cambridge.org/core/journals/… cambridge.org/core/journals/…
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Is anyone in STS circles working on the topic of technological obsolescence these days?
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Cultures of Energy podcast is back with new episodes for 2024! This week's episode is a conversation btw me and the brilliant Cara Daggett about petroculture, petrostates, energy and history in the context of No More Fossils. @culanth @4sweb @UMinnPress tinyurl.com/jsba9kc5
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Please check out our new amazing volume! Lots of smart writing about solarity as an elemental form, and free to download at the publisher’s website — please spread the word :-)
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