Historian and AVP International @ the University of Guelph. Global connections; Histories of environment, science, and coffee. Author of COFFEE IS NOT FOREVER.
Guelph, Ontario, Canada
Joined July 2010
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I’m delighted and honoured to report that COFFEE IS NOT FOREVER has received the Agricultural History Society’s Wallace Prize for the best book on agricultural history outside of the United States. aghistorysociety.org/awards @AgHistorySoc @OhioUnivPress
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Grad students: are you writing a diss that touches upon rural or agricultural history in any time or place? Please apply to share your work at the @AgHistorySoc's 2023 Graduate Workshop, in June. $$$ for travel & best paper. Deadline is Nov. 1. Details @ aghistorysociety.org/graduat…
One of the best parts of teaching is working with bright graduate students like @botanyandbeans, who wrote her MA thesis on the recovery of Puerto Rico's coffee industry after Hurricane Maria. She summarizes this research in a recent post on @IICA news. Way to go, Justina!
I wrote a blog article that was just published by @IICAnews!
blog.iica.int/en/blog/coffee…
(Based on my MA research conducted under supervision of @stuartmccook and @Silviasarapura1 and updated to reflect current situation)
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I wrote a blog article that was just published by @IICAnews!
blog.iica.int/en/blog/coffee…
(Based on my MA research conducted under supervision of @stuartmccook and @Silviasarapura1 and updated to reflect current situation)
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Join in ONE WEEK us to hear from environmental historian, Dr. John McNeill, about his work making the case for #TheAnthropocene as a new geologic epoch!
Register for FREE: uoguel.ph/earthsnewepoch
ALT Dark background with an image of the earth being carried away on the backs of two people. The text reads, "The Earth's New Epoch: Anthropocene Debates and the Anthropocene Working Group. April 29th 1:00-2:00pm EDT"
The Guelph Institute for Environmental Research welcomes Prof. John McNeill (Georgetown) for an online talk "The Earth's New Epoch: Anthropocene Debates and Anthropocene Working Group." April 29, 1-2pm EDT. Open to all! eventbrite.ca/e/the-earths-n… @Eventbrite #envhist #envhum
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#InnovationAtUofG | Dr. Stuart McCook’s book Coffee Is Not Forever traces the full history of coffee leaf rust disease, including where it began and how it embedded itself in the world’s coffee-growing regions. Learn more: uoguel.ph/fos87
ALT The book cover for Coffee Is Not Forever. It includes a photo of coffee beans and a leaf with rust on it.
The Adventures in Coffee podcast interviewed me for their episode on coffee in Sri Lanka past and present. Check out "Coffee's Ticking Time Bomb" by Filter Productions via #spreaker spreaker.com/user/filterstor…
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Just out! "Beyond Borlaug's Shadow" examines how Octavio Paz's India memos and histories of Indian and Mexican farmers offers a retelling of the Green Revolution and technology transfer @AgHistorySoc @CGIAR @HAHR21 @DJMontao1 @icarindia @SocHistTech
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Na próxima sexta-feira, dia 26/11/2021, às 18h, teremos uma live com os professores coordenadores do LabHeN UFRJ, Lise Sedrez e José Augusto Pádua, com o tema História Ambiental: uma introdução. Imperdível! 🌿🌻
Vem saber mais 👇
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COFFEE IS NOT FOREVER by @stuartmccook assesses the global spread of a dire existential threat—coffee rust—to a crop consumers take for granted combinedacademic.co.uk/97808…
@ICOCoffeeOrg @BritCoffAssoc #InternationalCoffeeDay @OhioUnivPress
Congratulations to @botanyandbeans for a superb and successful thesis defence today! It has been a pleasure working with you over the past two years, and I look forward to seeing what you get up to next! I hope it involves coffee ☕️
A thoughtful, nuanced review of COFFEE IS NOT FOREVER, on H-Net, by Gary Marquardt. networks.h-net.org/node/2876…
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Read the introduction to "Oil Palm: A Global History" by Jonathan Robins @robinshistory via the Environment & Society @env_and_society Portal environmentandsociety.org/mm…
#oilpalm #palmoil
Talking about coffee and climate change for CBC news:
cbc.ca/player/play/191980397…
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Ever tried Liberica coffee?
#UofG history professor Dr. @StuartMcCook offered @Macleans magazine a history of the increasingly popular coffee species.
@UofG @UoG_ARTS
macleans.ca/news/saskatoon-l…
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A excelente apresentação do professor Stuart McCook realizada no quinto encontro deste semestre está disponível! Confiram!
youtu.be/CwHWJ66pnmY
Academic #aghist and #envhist colleagues: if you are interested reviewing my book COFFEE IS NOT FOREVER, the journal AGRICULTURE AND HUMAN VALUES is looking for potential reviewers. See the following link for information: link.springer.com/article/10…
It turns out that the link above is password protected. But if you want to contact the book review editor for Agricultural and Human Values, their email address is available here: afhvs.wildapricot.org/Public….
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This interview came out last month & with all the craziness, I simply hadn't share it. For those interested in environmental history in Latin America and the world, a survey that brilliantly assesses the field
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