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Alice Baumgartner

Associate Professor of History

University of Southern California

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College of Letters, Arts and Sciences

Social Sciences

History

Alice Baumgartner is currently serving as a College Of Letters, Arts And Sciences Associate Professor of History at University of Southern California.

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Alice Baumgartner

University of Southern California

Associate Professor of History

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history colonialism social history american studies settler colonialism african american studies early republic american political thought historical geography transnational history american identity historical review global history border controls historical analysis social justice migration studies geopolitics latin american politics latin american studies texas borderlands social sciences nationalism latin american research interdisciplinary history postcolonial writing western american literature civil conflict political conflict post-colonial criticism racial justice u.s.-mexico borderlands cortina war free soil fugitive slaves law human migration international migration intellectual history southern african studies interpersonal violence violent behavior agricultural history transnational mobility migration policy injustice state crime white supremacy war crimes black experience anti-imperialism black politics cross-border crime cross-border challenge decoloniality female sexual slavery historical evidence latin american diaspora latin american archaeology historical methodology historical archaeology landscape archaeology past geography international conflict early american literature eastern us-mexico border fugitive slave acts antebellum america freedom seeker a failed vision manifest destiny daniel burge elena abbot international free soil jewel l. spangler

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Robert Colby, an Unholy Traffic: Slave Trading in the Civil War South. Journal of African American History (2025)

colonialismrobert colbyunholy traffichistorical analysisearly republicsocial historyamerican studiesglobal historycivil war southafrican american studieshistorical evidencepolitical historyeconomic historyhistory

Translating Slavery. Translating Past to Present: Interpreters in the American West, eds. Andrew Offenburger and Patricia Nelson Limerick (2025)

John Lundberg, the Texas Lowcountry: Slavery and Freedom on the Gulf Coast, 1822-1895. Journal of Southern History (2024)

colonialisminterdisciplinary historytexas lowcountryhistorical reviewsocial historyamerican studiesgulf coastjohn lundbergafrican american studiespolitical historyhistory

The Southwestern Frontier. The Underground Railroad Handbook (2024)

colonialismlandscape archaeologyenvironmental historypast geographyhistorical geographyanthropologyamerican studiessouthwestern frontierphysical geographyhuman geography

Burrill Daniel’s Claim: A Freedom Seeker in the U.S.-Mexico Borderlands, 1865-70. Southwestern Historical Quarterly (2023)

colonialismborder controlsnationalismhistoryu.s.-mexico borderlandssettler colonialismfreedom seekercritical race theoryearly republicamerican identityamerican studiesafrican american studiesamerican political thoughtcitizenship

Daniel Burge, a Failed Vision of Empire: The Collapse of Manifest Destiny, 1845-1872. Reviews in American History (2023)

colonialismcivilizationshistorydaniel burgesettler colonialismearly republicanti-imperialisma failed visionglobal historymanifest destinyempiretransnational history

Fugitive Slaves, Free Soil, and the Contest Over Sovereignty in the U.S.–Mexico Borderlands, 1821–1867. Fordham University Press eBooks (2023)

Alice L. Baumgartner

colonialismborder controlsnationalismfree soilsettler colonialismcross-border challengetransnational historyfugitive slavescitizenshipcross-border crimesocial sciencesafrican american studiesamerican political thoughtgeopoliticshistorylatin american politics

Fugitive Slaves, Free Soil, and the Contest Over Sovereignty in the U.S.-Mexico Borderlands, 1821-67. A Continent in Crisis: The US Civil War in North America, eds. Frank Towers, Jewel Spangler, and Brian Schoen (2023)

colonialismborder controlsu.s.-mexico borderlandssettler colonialismfugitive slavesearly republicsocial historyamerican studiesmigration studiesafrican american studiesamerican political thoughtfree soilhistorylatin american politics

The Rivers of America: Colonialism and the History of Naming. Journal of Early American History (2023)

colonialismwestern american literaturecivilizationstransnational historysettler colonialismamerican identitycultural historyglobal historyamerican studieshistoryhistorical geography

Beacons of Liberty: International Free Soil and the Fight for Racial Justice in Antebellum America by Elena K. Abbott. Journal of the Early Republic (2022)

Alice Baumgartner

social justiceearly republicantebellum americaracial justicehistory

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Alice Baumgartner

Associate Professor of History

University of Southern California

Affiliations

College of Letters, Arts and Sciences

Social Sciences

History

Alice Baumgartner is currently serving as a College Of Letters, Arts And Sciences Associate Professor of History at University of Southern California.

Honors

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Experiences

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Alice Baumgartner

University of Southern California

Associate Professor of History

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Robert Colby, an Unholy Traffic: Slave Trading in the Civil War South. Journal of African American History (2025)

Translating Slavery. Translating Past to Present: Interpreters in the American West, eds. Andrew Offenburger and Patricia Nelson Limerick (2025)

John Lundberg, the Texas Lowcountry: Slavery and Freedom on the Gulf Coast, 1822-1895. Journal of Southern History (2024)

colonialisminterdisciplinary historytexas lowcountryhistorical reviewsocial historyamerican studiesgulf coastjohn lundbergafrican american studiespolitical historyhistory

The Southwestern Frontier. The Underground Railroad Handbook (2024)

colonialismlandscape archaeologyenvironmental historypast geographyhistorical geographyanthropologyamerican studiessouthwestern frontierphysical geographyhuman geography

Burrill Daniel’s Claim: A Freedom Seeker in the U.S.-Mexico Borderlands, 1865-70. Southwestern Historical Quarterly (2023)

Daniel Burge, a Failed Vision of Empire: The Collapse of Manifest Destiny, 1845-1872. Reviews in American History (2023)

colonialismcivilizationshistorydaniel burgesettler colonialismearly republicanti-imperialisma failed visionglobal historymanifest destinyempiretransnational history

Fugitive Slaves, Free Soil, and the Contest Over Sovereignty in the U.S.–Mexico Borderlands, 1821–1867. Fordham University Press eBooks (2023)

Alice L. Baumgartner

The Rivers of America: Colonialism and the History of Naming. Journal of Early American History (2023)

colonialismwestern american literaturecivilizationstransnational historysettler colonialismamerican identitycultural historyglobal historyamerican studieshistoryhistorical geography

Beacons of Liberty: International Free Soil and the Fight for Racial Justice in Antebellum America by Elena K. Abbott. Journal of the Early Republic (2022)

Alice Baumgartner

social justiceearly republicantebellum americaracial justicehistory

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