The Petro-State Masquerade has a cover thanks to my friend and legendary artist, Christopher Cozier, and the design team at UChicagoPress.

⛽️👑🎭🇹🇹
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Peace signs over #CivilWarMovie posters in Paris metro. Are they thinking of R2P intervention?

Excited to see the announcement for our new series — InterConnection: The Global 20th Century — at the UNC Press booth! If you’re at Organization of American Historians and would like to chat about a project this afternoon, feel free to send me a DM!

If you're a U.S. citizen & an international, diplomatic, or military historian, consider applying for this job U.S. Naval War College. Beautiful campus, wonderful colleagues, & all master's-level instruction with driven students from the United States & abroad.

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I wrote about the opaque world of shipping for The New York Review of Books. 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
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Awesome start to my #DEA stay Fondation Maison des Sciences de l'Homme and CHSP for archiving way in Paris. Grateful for office space and all the goodies. You had me at 8 bookmarks!
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The Rapture is supposed to be today?

Does any of the #mining historians know what the 'Programme international de corrélation géologique' of the #UNESCO was about? They published the Corrélation Géologique such as this one.

Mercredi au Centre d'Histoire de SciencesPo

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please do not eat the sexy zombie cicadas

📣 Vacature / Vacancy 📣

Docenten Geschiedenis van de Internationale Betrekkingen👇

Lecturer in History of International Relations👇👇

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Need to beat out 8,000 words in 48 hours and I am out of cake. Lord help me! #AcademicTwitter

Forthcoming: 'The African Revolution: A History of the Long Nineteenth Century' by Richard Reid
'A panoramic global history of Africa in the age of imperialism': press.princeton.edu/books/hardcove…

To celebrate World Health Day, we revisit out special issue: 'Pandemics that changed the world: historical reflections on COVID-19'. Check it out here: cambridge.org/core/journals/…

coming out next month - as open access

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Looking forward to discussing Catastrophic Diplomacy with Megan Black and Sarah Snyder at the Washington History Seminar, coming up on Monday April 15. Register here for the Zoom link: us02web.zoom.us/webinar/regist… wilsoncenter.org/event/catastro…

interesting CFP for a conference in Paris on wartime occupations in Europe (20th-21st centuries).

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How can we write a global history of the age of total war? On March 28th, Daniel R. Quiroga-Villamarín and I will host Olivier Wieviorka, one of the leading French-speaking experts on #WWII . He will be discussing his new book.

DM me, if you would like to join.

Totally fangirl-ed over catching a glimpse of Ernie Moniz at Brussels airport, you know, Obama's Energy Secretary. How old and boring am I? 100 y.o and verrry.

“I seldom know where I’m headed, but if the story is meant to be, you cross over to the other side—you’re inside it, and there’s an engine.”

From our Art of Fiction interview with Jhumpa Lahiri in our new Spring issue. buff.ly/3Tg9doD