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David Wheat

Associate Professor

Michigan State University

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College of Social Science

Department of History

David Wheat is currently serving as a College Of Social Science Associate Professor at Michigan State University.

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Michigan State University

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history anthropology social history cultural history transnational history economic history african diaspora colonialism international history historical evidence linguistics archaeology historiography african economy historical geography african studies migration studies african identity historical archaeology decoloniality spanish caribbean atlantic slave trade biology history of science public life african development latin american politics latin american research southern african studies global history cultural change african political economy postcolonial writing latin american religion oral history latin american diaspora latin american studies indigenous peoples post-colonial criticism diaspora studies diasporic movement philosophy of history sea-level history settler colonialism black experience african provenance zones first great waves transatlantic slave trade mediterranean slavery galley slaves luso-african model el caribe hispano los africanos el temprano comercio nineteenth-century atlantic world michele reid-vazquez free people craig koslofsky johann peter oettinger portuguese cultural studies regional studies iberian world spanish caribbean studies

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

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An Atlantic Slave Trade Stretching From the Mediterranean to the Caribbean and Beyond. Journal of Early American History (2023)

David WheatXabier LamikizRoberto ZauggApril Lee HatfieldFilipa Ribeiro da SilvaL.H. RoperAlejandro García-Montón

historyhistoriographyanthropologyeconomic historyatlantic slave trade

The Seventeenth-Century Spanish Caribbean as Global Crossroads: Transimperial and Transregional Approaches. Colonial Latin American Review (2023)

David WheatIda Altman

historyseventeenth-century spanish caribbeancolonialisminternational historyglobal crossroadstransnational history

The Uncertain Atlantic: African and European Transformations of SãO Tomé Island C. 1533. Culture & History Digital Journal (2023)

Gabriel De Avilez RochaDavid Wheat

global historysea-level historyarchaeologyhistorical archaeologyhistorical evidenceeuropean transformationsafrican identityhistoryphilosophy of historyinternational historyanthropologyculturepublic historyhistorical geographysocial historyeconomic historycultural changetransnational historycultural history

African Baptisms in Havana, Cuba, 1590-1600. Harvard Dataverse (2022)

James SchindlingDavid WheatJane Landers

humanitieslatin american religionreligious studiessocial historyhuman migrationanthropologyoral historyafrican diasporalatin american diaspora

El Temprano Comercio De Esclavos Desde Angola Hacia HispanoaméRica Y Brasil, 1575-1595. Anuario de Estudios Americanos (2022)

David WheatKara D. Schultz

communicationlatin american researchwater resourcesel temprano comerciolinguistics

Oettinger Johann Peter. a German Barber-Surgeon in the Atlantic Slave Trade: The Seventeenth-Century Journal of Johann Peter Oettinger, Edited and Translated by Craig Koslofsky and Roberto Zaugg. Charlottesville: University of Virginia Press, 2020. LXXXVII + 131 Pp. Maps. Illustrations. Appendix. Annotated Guide to Sources. Bibliography. Index. $55.00. Cloth. Isbn: 978-0813944456.. African Studies Review (2022)

David Wheat

historycraig koslofskyjohann peter oettingeranthropologyhistorical evidenceoettinger johann petergerman barber-surgeonatlantic slave tradecultural history

Sometidos a Esclavitud: Los Africanos Y Sus Descendientes En El Caribe Hispano. (2021)

Rafael M. Pérez GarcíaManuel F. Fernández ChavesDavid WheatJennifer WolffLeida Fernández PrietoJavier Alemán IglesiasRaymundo GonzálezRocío Moreno CabanillasMaría del Carmen Barcia ZequeiraMiriam Herrera JerezOilda Hevia LanierMiguel Ángel Puig-SamperArmando García GonzálezMercedes García RodríguezMichael ZeuskeDavid Domínguez CabreraReinier Borrego Moreno

racepolitical sciencesociologyhuman migrationel caribe hispanolatin american politicslos africanosmigration studieslinguisticspublic life

West Africa's Slave Coast - Slave Traders by Invitation: West Africa's Slave Coast in the Precolonial Era. by Finn Fuglestad. New York: Oxford University Press, 2018. Pp. XVI + 443. $74.00, Hardcover (Isbn: 9780190876104).. The Journal of African History (2020)

David Wheat

postcolonial writingwest africaafrican studiesafrican identityhistoryblack experiencecolonialismanthropologyafrican diasporaprecolonial eradecolonialitysocial historyafrican american studieseconomic historyafrican political economyafrican economysettler colonialismtransnational historycaribbean studiesslave tradersslave coast

Ordinary Lives in the Early Caribbean: Religion, Colonial Competition, and the Politics of Profit. Labor Studies in Working-Class History of the Americas (2015)

Robert Paulett

early caribbeansociologysocial sciencesanthropologyreligionordinary livescolonial competition

Sherwin K. Bryant, Rachel Sarah O'toole and Ben Vinson III (Eds.), Africans to Spanish America: Expanding the Diaspora (Champaign, Il: University of Illinois Press, 2012), Pp. 279, $50.00, Hb.. Journal of Latin American Studies (2014)

DAVID WHEAT

cultural historydiaspora studiesanthropologyinternational migrationafrican american studiesafrican diasporaculturediasporic movementmigration studiescultural studies

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David Wheat

Associate Professor

Michigan State University

Affiliations

College of Social Science

Department of History

David Wheat is currently serving as a College Of Social Science Associate Professor at Michigan State University.

Honors

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Michigan State University

Associate Professor

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

An Atlantic Slave Trade Stretching From the Mediterranean to the Caribbean and Beyond. Journal of Early American History (2023)

David WheatXabier LamikizRoberto ZauggApril Lee HatfieldFilipa Ribeiro da SilvaL.H. RoperAlejandro García-Montón

historyhistoriographyanthropologyeconomic historyatlantic slave trade

The Seventeenth-Century Spanish Caribbean as Global Crossroads: Transimperial and Transregional Approaches. Colonial Latin American Review (2023)

David WheatIda Altman

historyseventeenth-century spanish caribbeancolonialisminternational historyglobal crossroadstransnational history

The Uncertain Atlantic: African and European Transformations of SãO Tomé Island C. 1533. Culture & History Digital Journal (2023)

Gabriel De Avilez RochaDavid Wheat

African Baptisms in Havana, Cuba, 1590-1600. Harvard Dataverse (2022)

James SchindlingDavid WheatJane Landers

humanitieslatin american religionreligious studiessocial historyhuman migrationanthropologyoral historyafrican diasporalatin american diaspora

El Temprano Comercio De Esclavos Desde Angola Hacia HispanoaméRica Y Brasil, 1575-1595. Anuario de Estudios Americanos (2022)

David WheatKara D. Schultz

communicationlatin american researchwater resourcesel temprano comerciolinguistics

David Wheat

historycraig koslofskyjohann peter oettingeranthropologyhistorical evidenceoettinger johann petergerman barber-surgeonatlantic slave tradecultural history

Sometidos a Esclavitud: Los Africanos Y Sus Descendientes En El Caribe Hispano. (2021)

racepolitical sciencesociologyhuman migrationel caribe hispanolatin american politicslos africanosmigration studieslinguisticspublic life

David Wheat

Ordinary Lives in the Early Caribbean: Religion, Colonial Competition, and the Politics of Profit. Labor Studies in Working-Class History of the Americas (2015)

Robert Paulett

early caribbeansociologysocial sciencesanthropologyreligionordinary livescolonial competition

DAVID WHEAT

cultural historydiaspora studiesanthropologyinternational migrationafrican american studiesafrican diasporaculturediasporic movementmigration studiescultural studies

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