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Brian Williams

Assistant Professor

Mississippi State University

Affiliations

College of Arts & Sciences

African American Studies Program

Geosciences

Brian Williams is currently serving as an African American Studies Program Assistant Professor at Mississippi State University.

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Mississippi State University

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geography sociology social sciences historical geography anthropology racial discrimination land use pesticide science environmental geography climate change agricultural policy human impacts on the environment critical race theory race applied geography migration studies american studies contemporary racism race relations biopolitics united states caribbean studies social science research regional studies poultry science agronomy peasant studies agrarian change agricultural history geopolitics urban geography economic geography anthropocene human-wildlife relationships spatial planning pesticide resistance human-environment interactions foodways population history cropping systems man-land relationship rural sociology agrarian political economy critical geography racial equity societal influence legal theory sociology of law racial studies new urbanism indigenous studies african diaspora indigenous peoples black experience ecological justice global crises black geographies environmental racism carceral geographies agrarian racial regimes plantationist empirics agrarian racism cotton district monocultural crises rural geographies mississippi delta black ecologies human geography integrated geography ethnic studies african american studies political geography oral history political ecology

Notable Scholarly Works

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Collaborators

Toward “Total Freedom”: Black Ecologies of Land, Labor, and Livelihoods in the Mississippi Delta. Routledge eBooks (2024)

Carrie FreshourBrian Williams

human geographyindigenous studiessociologyindigenous peoplesapplied geographyeconomic geographyblack experiencesocial impactafrican diasporamigration studiesblack ecologieshistorical geographyamerican studiesgeographyafrican american studieswater resourcesmississippi deltaenvironmental geographyland uselivelihoods

A New Critical Social Science Research Agenda on Pesticides. Agriculture and Human Values (2023)

Becky MansfieldMarion WernerChristian BerndtAnnie ShattuckRyan GaltBryan WilliamsLucía ArgüellesFernando Rafael BarriMarcia IshiiJohana KuninPablo LapegnaAdam RomeroAndres CaicedoNone AbhigyaMaría Soledad Castro-VargasEmily MarquezDiana OjedaFernando RamirezAnne Tittor

humanitiespesticide sciencepublic policysocial sciencesagricultural policysocial science research

Making the Cotton District (White): Urban Renewal, New Urbanism, and the Construction of a Nostalgic Neo-Plantationist Pastiche. Annals of the American Association of Geographers (2023)

Taylor SheltonBrian Williams

cotton districturban geographyhistorical geographygeographynew urbanismurbanism

Monocultural Crises and Rural Geographies. Dialogues in Human Geography (2023)

Brian Williams

monocultural criseshuman geographyrural geographiesgeography

Carceral Geographies of Pesticides and Poultry. Food and Foodways (2022)

Brian WilliamsCarrie Freshour

pesticide sciencepoultry sciencegeographycarceral geographiesfoodways

Cotton, Whiteness, and Other Poisons. Environmental Humanities (2022)

Brian WilliamsJayson Maurice Porter

humanitieshuman impacts on the environmentafrican american studiesenvironmental science

Race, Land and Freedom. SAGE Publications Ltd eBooks (2020)

Brian Scott WilliamsLevi Van SantAlex A. MoultonJanae Davis

raceracial discriminationsociologycritical race theorycontemporary racismanthropologygeopoliticsafrican american studiesracial studiesrace relationsbiopolitics

Race, Land, and the Law:. University of Minnesota Press eBooks (2020)

Willie J. WrightTyler McCrearyBrian WilliamsAdam Bledsoe

jurisprudenceracepublic lawracial discriminationsociologybiopoliticssocial scienceslawsociology of lawlegal theoryrace relationsphilosophy of law

“the Fabric of Our Lives”?: Cotton, Pesticides, and Agrarian Racial Regimes in the U.S. South. Annals of the American Association of Geographers (2020)

Brian Williams

human geographysocial sciencesapplied geographyrural sociologyanthropologymigration studiesman-land relationshipsustainable agriculturecropping systemshistorical geographyamerican studiesagronomygeographycartographyagrarian racial regimespopulation historyenvironmental geographyagribusinessland use

Anthropocene, Capitalocene, … Plantationocene?: A Manifesto for Ecological Justice in an Age of Global Crises. Geography Compass (2019)

Janae DavisAlex A. MoultonLevi Van SantBrian Williams

geographyclimate changeglobal crisesecological justiceanthropologyanthropoceneecology

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Brian Williams

Assistant Professor

Mississippi State University

Affiliations

College of Arts & Sciences

African American Studies Program

Geosciences

Brian Williams is currently serving as an African American Studies Program Assistant Professor at Mississippi State University.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Brian Williams

Mississippi State University

Assistant Professor

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Toward “Total Freedom”: Black Ecologies of Land, Labor, and Livelihoods in the Mississippi Delta. Routledge eBooks (2024)

Carrie FreshourBrian Williams

A New Critical Social Science Research Agenda on Pesticides. Agriculture and Human Values (2023)

humanitiespesticide sciencepublic policysocial sciencesagricultural policysocial science research

Making the Cotton District (White): Urban Renewal, New Urbanism, and the Construction of a Nostalgic Neo-Plantationist Pastiche. Annals of the American Association of Geographers (2023)

Taylor SheltonBrian Williams

cotton districturban geographyhistorical geographygeographynew urbanismurbanism

Monocultural Crises and Rural Geographies. Dialogues in Human Geography (2023)

Brian Williams

monocultural criseshuman geographyrural geographiesgeography

Carceral Geographies of Pesticides and Poultry. Food and Foodways (2022)

Brian WilliamsCarrie Freshour

pesticide sciencepoultry sciencegeographycarceral geographiesfoodways

Cotton, Whiteness, and Other Poisons. Environmental Humanities (2022)

Brian WilliamsJayson Maurice Porter

humanitieshuman impacts on the environmentafrican american studiesenvironmental science

Race, Land and Freedom. SAGE Publications Ltd eBooks (2020)

Brian Scott WilliamsLevi Van SantAlex A. MoultonJanae Davis

raceracial discriminationsociologycritical race theorycontemporary racismanthropologygeopoliticsafrican american studiesracial studiesrace relationsbiopolitics

Race, Land, and the Law:. University of Minnesota Press eBooks (2020)

Willie J. WrightTyler McCrearyBrian WilliamsAdam Bledsoe

jurisprudenceracepublic lawracial discriminationsociologybiopoliticssocial scienceslawsociology of lawlegal theoryrace relationsphilosophy of law

“the Fabric of Our Lives”?: Cotton, Pesticides, and Agrarian Racial Regimes in the U.S. South. Annals of the American Association of Geographers (2020)

Brian Williams

Anthropocene, Capitalocene, … Plantationocene?: A Manifesto for Ecological Justice in an Age of Global Crises. Geography Compass (2019)

Janae DavisAlex A. MoultonLevi Van SantBrian Williams

geographyclimate changeglobal crisesecological justiceanthropologyanthropoceneecology

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