Eliza Jane Darling

Associate Adjunct Professor

CUNY--John Jay College of Criminal Justice

Affiliations

John Jay College of Criminal Justice

Department Of Anthropology

Eliza Jane Darling is currently serving as an Anthropology Associate Adjunct Professor at Cuny--John Jay College of Criminal Justice.

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Eliza Jane Darling

CUNY--John Jay College of Criminal Justice

Associate Adjunct Professor

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anthropology social anthropology historical geography ethnohistory african american studies political science civilizations politics critical race theory race archaeology wildfires economic history environmental history political history political studies fire ecology wildland fire business history regional studies global history anthropological theory peasant studies anthropogenic geomorphology uneven development landscape archaeology cultural impact place brand forest tourism industrialisation historical sociology historical analysis forest livelihood forest-related industry community forestry poor white trash parlous politics o sister spectacular industry southern adirondacks southern adironack history adirondack identity

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

WOODSPEOPLE: The Making of Adirondack Identity. A People's History of Hamilton County (2019)

ethnographyanthropologyadirondack identitysocial anthropologycultural anthropologyanthropological theoryhumanitiesethnohistory

Fire on the Mountain: Uneven Development in the Adirondacks. A People's History of Hamilton County (2018)

historical geographyanthropogenic geomorphologyfire ecologycivilizationswildland firearchaeologyuneven developmentwildfireslandscape archaeology

WOODSWORK: Labor and Livelihood on the Edge of the Adirondacks. A People's History of Hamilton County (2017)

forest livelihoodethnographyanthropologylivelihoodshistorysociocultural anthropologyforest-related industrypeasant studiessocial anthropologycommunity forestry

Telling the Wild: People and Power in Southern Adironack History. A People's History of Hamilton County (2016)

anthropologypolitical historycultural historysocial historycolonialismhistoryglobal historyhistorical geographyhistorical sociologysouthern adironack historyhistorical analysissocial anthropologyethnohistory

Long Gone: The Rise and Fall of Spectacular Industry in the Southern Adirondacks. A People's History of Hamilton County (2009)

spectacular industryanthropologyhistorycultural impactbusiness historyeconomic historyplace brandforest tourismregional studiessouthern adirondacksenvironmental historyindustrialisation

O Sister! Sarah Palin and the Parlous Politics of Poor White Trash. Dialectical Anthropology (2009)

politicspolitical studiespoor white trashparlous politicsafrican american studieso sisterpolitical sciencecritical race theoryrace

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