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Daniel H. Usner, Jr.

Holland N McTyeire Professor of History

Vanderbilt University

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College of Arts and Science

History

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History

Daniel H. Usner, Jr. is currently serving as a College Of Arts And Science Holland N McTyeire Professor of History at Vanderbilt University.

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Daniel H. Usner, Jr.

Vanderbilt University

Holland N McTyeire Professor of History

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history colonialism indigenous peoples social history settler colonialism anthropology historical geography indigenous studies american studies cultural history economic history historical review early republic ethnohistory historical analysis agricultural history lower mississippi valley political history agricultural economics trade ethnic studies commodity frontier indigenous movements american archaeology black experience american indians economics livelihoods urban history western american literature heritage studies historical reassessment historical reconstruction foodways world economic history decoloniality historical sociology black politics frontier exchange economy slave economy cotton production international trade economic geography forest ecology forest ecosystems migration studies american literature postcolonial writing interdisciplinary history regional economics rural economies south asian culture forest transition theory food marketing societal influence cultural practices early american literature post-colonial criticism american identity transnational history landscape archaeology historical evidence african diaspora racial studies socio-economic development eighteenth century mississippi territory changing economic relations cotton frontier native american history indian work creek indians creek country early america nationalist narratives other women race american indian history social class american south african american studies ethnicity early american history

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The Native South: Rethinking Slavery, Race, and Rights in American History. Walter Lynwood Fleming Lectures in Southern History at Louisiana State University (2022)

native southamerican studiessocial historyindigenous peoplesindigenous studiesamerican historycolonialismethnic studiessettler colonialismafrican identityhistorycritical race theoryafrican american studiessocial justice

Indians, Settlers, and Slaves on a Colonial Frontier: The Acadians Among Other Peoples. Rethinking New Acadia: Recent Interpretations of the Acadians’ Dispersal and Arrival in Louisiana (2019)

colonial frontieranthropologyamerican studiessocial historyindigenous peoplescultural historyglobal historyindigenous studiesethnohistoryarchaeologycolonialismother peoplessettler colonialismhistorical geographyhistory

The Indian World of George Washington: The First President, the First Americans, and the Birth of the Nation. by Colin G. Calloway (New York, Oxford University Press, 2018) 640 Pp. $34.95. The Journal of Interdisciplinary History (2019)

Daniel H. Usner

indian worldindigenous peoplesnationalismhistoryfirst americanshistorical reviewpolitical history

The Chitimacha Indians in Colonial Louisiana: Roots and Routes of a Petite Nation. American Society for Ethnohistory (2019)

anthropologyindigenous peoplescultural historylatin american antiquityindigenous studiesethnohistorycolonialismcolonial louisianasettler colonialismpetite nationhistorical geographychitimacha indianshistoryafrican american studies

American Indians in Early New Orleans: From Calumet to Raquette. (2018)

Daniel H. Usner

anthropologyindigenous peoplesurban historycultural historyamerican indiansculturesocietal influence

Native Americans in French Colonial New Orleans, New Orleans, the Founding Era. New Orleans, the Founding Era, ed. Erin Greenwald (2018)

native americansamerican studiessocial historyfounding eraindigenous peoplesearly republiccultural historyindigenous studiesethnohistoryempirecolonialismsettler colonialismhistorynew orleansafrican american studies

American Indians in New Orleans Before 1900. New Orleans and the World, 1718-2018: Tricentennial Anthology, ed. Nancy Dixon (2017)

anthropologyamerican studiessocial historyindigenous peoplesindigenous studiescolonialismethnicitynew orleans

'a Prospect of the Grand Sublime': The Louisiana-Florida Borderland Seen and Unseen by William Bartram. Bartram Trail Conference (2017)

historical analysisamerican studiessocial historyamerican literatureearly american literaturecultural historylouisiana-florida borderland seenwilliam bartrampost-colonial criticismhistorical geographyhistoryliteratureliterary criticismpostcolonial writinggrand sublime

“They Don’t Like Indian Around Here”: Chitimacha Struggles and Strategies for Survival in the Jim Crow South. Native South/Native south (2016)

Daniel H. Usner

jim crow southindigenous peopleschitimacha strugglesindigenous studiescolonialismculturesettler colonialismindigenous movements

Weaving Alliances With Other Women: Chitimacha Indian Work in the New South. (2015)

Daniel Usner

south asian cultureanthropologyother womenchitimacha indian work

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Daniel H. Usner, Jr.

Holland N McTyeire Professor of History

Vanderbilt University

Affiliations

College of Arts and Science

History

Graduate School

History

Daniel H. Usner, Jr. is currently serving as a College Of Arts And Science Holland N McTyeire Professor of History at Vanderbilt University.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Daniel H. Usner, Jr.

Vanderbilt University

Holland N McTyeire Professor of History

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

The Native South: Rethinking Slavery, Race, and Rights in American History. Walter Lynwood Fleming Lectures in Southern History at Louisiana State University (2022)

Indians, Settlers, and Slaves on a Colonial Frontier: The Acadians Among Other Peoples. Rethinking New Acadia: Recent Interpretations of the Acadians’ Dispersal and Arrival in Louisiana (2019)

Daniel H. Usner

indian worldindigenous peoplesnationalismhistoryfirst americanshistorical reviewpolitical history

The Chitimacha Indians in Colonial Louisiana: Roots and Routes of a Petite Nation. American Society for Ethnohistory (2019)

American Indians in Early New Orleans: From Calumet to Raquette. (2018)

Daniel H. Usner

anthropologyindigenous peoplesurban historycultural historyamerican indiansculturesocietal influence

Native Americans in French Colonial New Orleans, New Orleans, the Founding Era. New Orleans, the Founding Era, ed. Erin Greenwald (2018)

American Indians in New Orleans Before 1900. New Orleans and the World, 1718-2018: Tricentennial Anthology, ed. Nancy Dixon (2017)

anthropologyamerican studiessocial historyindigenous peoplesindigenous studiescolonialismethnicitynew orleans

'a Prospect of the Grand Sublime': The Louisiana-Florida Borderland Seen and Unseen by William Bartram. Bartram Trail Conference (2017)

“They Don’t Like Indian Around Here”: Chitimacha Struggles and Strategies for Survival in the Jim Crow South. Native South/Native south (2016)

Daniel H. Usner

jim crow southindigenous peopleschitimacha strugglesindigenous studiescolonialismculturesettler colonialismindigenous movements

Weaving Alliances With Other Women: Chitimacha Indian Work in the New South. (2015)

Daniel Usner

south asian cultureanthropologyother womenchitimacha indian work

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