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Franklin W. Knight

Leonard and Helen R Stulman Professor Emeritus of History

Johns Hopkins University

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Humanities

Department of History

Krieger School of Arts and Sciences

Humanities

Social Sciences

Program in Latin American, Caribbean, and Latinx Studies

Franklin W. Knight is currently serving as a History Leonard and Helen R Stulman Professor Emeritus of History at Johns Hopkins University.

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Johns Hopkins University

Leonard and Helen R Stulman Professor Emeritus of History

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history social history historical review cultural history sociology african american studies colonialism anthropology historiography caribbean studies economic history transnational history latin american research political history black experience historical analysis latin american studies historical sociology historical reassessment racial studies american studies migration studies historical methodology settler colonialism regional studies global history decoloniality narrative american literature african identity african diaspora indigenous studies world economic history american identity race relations latin america archaeology indigenous peoples peasant studies diaspora studies latin american diaspora uneven development female sexual slavery socio-economic development nineteenth century haitian revolution atlantic slave trade literary history european economic history agricultural history history of economic thought african studies sociology of religion mass production life writing regional research first nation social theory political development societal influence transnational mobility historical reconstruction political transformation anti-imperialism third world plantation economies persistent poverty british occupation middle passage comparative studies eighteenth centuries atlantic economy black diaspora cuban sugar religious cults collective fantasies

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Self-Emancipation in the Americas - Slave No More. Self-Liberation Before Abolitionism in the Americas. by Aline Helg. Translated by Lara Vergnaud. Chapel Hill: University of North Carolina Press, 2019. Pp. 368. Figures. Graphs. Notes. Bibliography. Index. $29.95 Paper.. The Americas A Quarterly Review of Latin American History (2020)

Franklin W. Knight

colonialismsocial justicesettler colonialismcritical race theoryblack experienceamerican identitysocial historyamerican studiesdecolonialityafrican american studiesamerican political thoughthistory

Slave No More. Self-Liberation Before Abolitionism in the Americas by Aline Helg (Review). Dialnet (Universidad de la Rioja) (2020)

Franklin W. Knight

cultureamerican identityaline helgafrican american studiescultural studieslatino studies

In Memoriam: Colin a. Palmer (1944–2019). The Americas A Quarterly Review of Latin American History (2019)

Franklin W. Knight

classicsliteratureartpoetryamerican literature

Dictionary of Caribbean and Afro-Latin American Biography. Oxford (2016)

latin american researchcaribbean studieslatin american diasporaportuguese

Dictionary of Caribbean and Afro–Latin American Biography. Oxford University Press eBooks (2016)

colonialismportugueselatin american researchcaribbean studiesafrican diaspora

Philip a. Howard. Black Labor, White Sugar: Caribbean Braceros and Their Struggle for Power in the Cuban Sugar Industry. Baton Rouge: Louisiana State University Press, 2015. XII + 303 Pp. Isbn 978-0-8071-5952-1, $47.50 (Cloth).. Enterprise & Society (2016)

Franklin W. Knight

colonialismracial discriminationsouthern african studiessociologycritical race theorysocial anthropologyblack experienceblack laborcuban sugar industrycaribbean studieseconomic sociologyafrican american studiescaribbean bracerosglobal southracial studiesanthropology

Teresita MartíNez Vergne (1955–2013). Hispanic American Historical Review (2014)

Franklin W. KnightBlanca G. Silvestrini

western american literaturelatin american studiesamerican literaturecultureteresita martinez vergnehistorical reviewcultural historyhistoriographylatin american researchamerican studieshistoryanthropology

Empire and Nation-Building in the Caribbean. Barbados, 1937–1966. The International History Review (2013)

Franklin W. Knight

caribbean studiesempireinternational historyhistory

Stephan Palmié and Francisco Scarano (Eds.), the Caribbean: A History of the Region and Its Peoples (Chicago, Il: University of Chicago Press, 2011), Pp. IX+660, $35.00; £22.50, Pb.. Journal of Latin American Studies (2013)

FRANKLIN W. KNIGHT

transnational historycultureindigenous studiescultural historycaribbean studiesregional studieshistoryanthropology

The Problem of Slavery as History: A Global Approach. The International Journal of African Historical Studies (2013)

Walter Hawthorne

globalizationglobal historyeconomic historyhistory

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Franklin W. Knight

Leonard and Helen R Stulman Professor Emeritus of History

Johns Hopkins University

Affiliations

Humanities

Department of History

Krieger School of Arts and Sciences

Humanities

Social Sciences

Program in Latin American, Caribbean, and Latinx Studies

Franklin W. Knight is currently serving as a History Leonard and Helen R Stulman Professor Emeritus of History at Johns Hopkins University.

Honors

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Education

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Franklin W. Knight

Johns Hopkins University

Leonard and Helen R Stulman Professor Emeritus of History

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Video Presentations

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Franklin W. Knight

colonialismsocial justicesettler colonialismcritical race theoryblack experienceamerican identitysocial historyamerican studiesdecolonialityafrican american studiesamerican political thoughthistory

Slave No More. Self-Liberation Before Abolitionism in the Americas by Aline Helg (Review). Dialnet (Universidad de la Rioja) (2020)

Franklin W. Knight

cultureamerican identityaline helgafrican american studiescultural studieslatino studies

In Memoriam: Colin a. Palmer (1944–2019). The Americas A Quarterly Review of Latin American History (2019)

Franklin W. Knight

classicsliteratureartpoetryamerican literature

Dictionary of Caribbean and Afro-Latin American Biography. Oxford (2016)

latin american researchcaribbean studieslatin american diasporaportuguese

Dictionary of Caribbean and Afro–Latin American Biography. Oxford University Press eBooks (2016)

colonialismportugueselatin american researchcaribbean studiesafrican diaspora

Franklin W. Knight

Teresita MartíNez Vergne (1955–2013). Hispanic American Historical Review (2014)

Franklin W. KnightBlanca G. Silvestrini

Empire and Nation-Building in the Caribbean. Barbados, 1937–1966. The International History Review (2013)

Franklin W. Knight

caribbean studiesempireinternational historyhistory

FRANKLIN W. KNIGHT

transnational historycultureindigenous studiescultural historycaribbean studiesregional studieshistoryanthropology

The Problem of Slavery as History: A Global Approach. The International Journal of African Historical Studies (2013)

Walter Hawthorne

globalizationglobal historyeconomic historyhistory

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