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Edna Bonhomme
Edna Bonhomme earned her PhD in History of Science at Princeton University. Her doctoral researc...
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Mats Fridlund
Mats Fridlund is a historian of science, technology and industrialization with...
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Susan Zieger
Susan Zieger is Professor of English Literature at the University of California, Riverside. She ...
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Jaehwan Hyun
Jaehwan Hyun is a historian of science working on the Cold War history of human biology and envi...
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Javier Moscoso
Javier Moscoso is Professor of History and Philosophy of Science at the Spanish National Researc...
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David Pretel
David Pretel is a historian specialising in global history, science, and technology studies, and...
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The Roads not Taken: Neglected Alternatives to Industrial Agriculture in the Global South
As in Europe and North America, high-input agriculture expanded rapidly after 1945 in the global South. Funded initially by US foundations, what were
Hortus Indicus Malabaricus: The Eurasian Life of a Seventeenth-Century “European” Botanical Classic
In the 1650s, the Dutch East India Company (VOC), the biggest player in the global exchange economy centered on the Atlantic, developed a series of in
Changxue Shu
Chang-Xue Shu joined the digital humanities program of Chinese Local Gazetteers in Department II...
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Animals and Entangled Epistemologies in the Early Modern Atlantic World
Epistemological change in early modern Europe has long been told as an internalist story. Even with the Iberian and global “turns” in the history of s