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Henry Lovejoy

Associate Professor

University of Colorado Boulder

Affiliations

College of Arts and Sciences

Arts & Humanities

History

Henry Lovejoy is currently serving as an Arts & Humanities Associate Professor at University of Colorado Boulder.

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Henry Lovejoy

University of Colorado Boulder

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history african american studies colonialism african diaspora social history southern african studies african political economy culture geography data mining african studies african identity historical geography indigenous peoples black experience settler colonialism open-source data pre-colonial africa race ethnicity uncertainty analysis global studies cartography north african studies interdisciplinary history historical review migration studies racial studies spatial uncertainty global justice uncertain data critical geography human origins population history markov decision process uncertainty modeling historical reconstruction historical methodology latin american studies oppression historical sociology geospatial mapping forced migration yoruba nation colonial cuba yoruba kingship african regions digital history projects african-born population research note antebellum texas cuban popular culture nationalist discourse nineteenth century enslaved people government schemes historical migrations anti-racism international migration anthropology afrocentricity

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

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Conceptualizing ‘Liberated Africans’ and Slave Trade Abolition: Government Schemes to Indenture Enslaved People Captured From Slavery, 1800–1920. Past & Present (2024)

Henry B Lovejoy

political historyafrican american studiesgovernment schemessociologyoppressionsouthern african studieshistoryhistorical sociologyhistorical reviewsocial justiceafrican political economyenslaved peopleafrican identitycritical race theorysocial historyinterdisciplinary historycolonialismsettler colonialismafrican diasporablack experience

Mapping Conflict During the Era of the Slave Trade: Metadata Schema for a Spatial Statistical Model and Digital Archive of Enforced Migrations in Pre-Colonial Africa. (2022)

Henry B. Lovejoy

spatial analysisspatial statistical modelgeographic information systemspre-colonial africahistorical geographyafrican political economymigration studiesgeographyafrican american studiesslave tradeforced migrationenforced migrationsgeospatial mapping

Defining Regions of Pre-Colonial Africa: A Controlled Vocabulary for Linking Open-Source Data in Digital History Projects. History in Africa (2021)

Henry B. LovejoyPaul E. LovejoyWalter HawthorneEdward A. AlpersMariana CandidoMatthew S. HopperGhislaine LydonColleen E. KrigerJohn Thornton

digital history projectshistorypre-colonial africaopen-source datadata mining

Estimating Conditional Probabilities of Historical Migrations in the Transatlantic Slave Trade Using Kriging and Markov Decision Process Models. arXiv (Cornell University) (2020)

Ashton WiensHenry B. LovejoyZachary MullenEric Vance

biostatisticstransatlantic slave tradeeconomic historyconditional probabilitieshistorical migrationsstatistics

Fugitive Modernities in West Central Africa - Fugitive Modernities: Kisama and the Politics of Freedom. by Jessica a. Krug. Durham, Nc: Duke University Press, 2018. Pp. XIII + 260. $99.95, Cloth (Isbn: 978-1-4780-0119-5); $26.95, Paperback (Isbn: 978-1-4780-0154-6).. The Journal of African History (2020)

HENRY B. LOVEJOY

african studiesafrican american studiesafrican diasporafugitive modernities

Mapping the Uncertainty of 19Th Century West African Slave Origins Using a Markov Decision Process Model. arXiv (Cornell University) (2019)

Zachary MullenAshton WiensEric VanceHenry Lovejoy

ethnographyanthropologysocial historyafrican diasporahistorycolonialismhistorical methodologyhistorical geographyeconomic historyuncertainty modelingarchaeologyhistorical reconstructionmarkov decision processnorth african studiesstatistics

Mapping Uncertainty. Journal of Global Slavery (2019)

Henry B. Lovejoy

computer sciencespatial uncertaintyearth scienceuncertainty analysiscartographyuncertain dataglobal studiesgeographyinverse problemscritical geographyglobal justiceglobalization

Redefining African Regions for Linking Open-Source Data. History in Africa (2019)

Henry B. LovejoyPaul E. LovejoyWalter HawthorneEdward A. AlpersMariana CandidoMatthew S. Hopper

african regionsopen-source datadata mininghistory

Ọ̀ṣUn Becomes Cuban: The Nationalist Discourse Over the Mulata in Cuban Popular Culture and Religion During the Nineteenth Century. Atlantic Studies (2018)

Henry B. Lovejoy

cultural historynineteenth centuryculturecultural studiescuban popular culturelatin american studiesnationalismnationalist discourseeast asian studiescaribbean studies

PRIETO: Yorùbá Kingship in Colonial Cuba During the Age of Revolutions. (2018)

Henry B. Lovejoy

colonialismsettler colonialismhistoryyoruba kingshipcolonial cubaindigenous peoples

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Henry Lovejoy

Associate Professor

University of Colorado Boulder

Affiliations

College of Arts and Sciences

Arts & Humanities

History

Henry Lovejoy is currently serving as an Arts & Humanities Associate Professor at University of Colorado Boulder.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Henry Lovejoy

University of Colorado Boulder

Associate Professor

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Conceptualizing ‘Liberated Africans’ and Slave Trade Abolition: Government Schemes to Indenture Enslaved People Captured From Slavery, 1800–1920. Past & Present (2024)

Henry B Lovejoy

Mapping Conflict During the Era of the Slave Trade: Metadata Schema for a Spatial Statistical Model and Digital Archive of Enforced Migrations in Pre-Colonial Africa. (2022)

Henry B. Lovejoy

Defining Regions of Pre-Colonial Africa: A Controlled Vocabulary for Linking Open-Source Data in Digital History Projects. History in Africa (2021)

Henry B. LovejoyPaul E. LovejoyWalter HawthorneEdward A. AlpersMariana CandidoMatthew S. HopperGhislaine LydonColleen E. KrigerJohn Thornton

digital history projectshistorypre-colonial africaopen-source datadata mining

Estimating Conditional Probabilities of Historical Migrations in the Transatlantic Slave Trade Using Kriging and Markov Decision Process Models. arXiv (Cornell University) (2020)

Ashton WiensHenry B. LovejoyZachary MullenEric Vance

biostatisticstransatlantic slave tradeeconomic historyconditional probabilitieshistorical migrationsstatistics

HENRY B. LOVEJOY

african studiesafrican american studiesafrican diasporafugitive modernities

Mapping the Uncertainty of 19Th Century West African Slave Origins Using a Markov Decision Process Model. arXiv (Cornell University) (2019)

Zachary MullenAshton WiensEric VanceHenry Lovejoy

Mapping Uncertainty. Journal of Global Slavery (2019)

Henry B. Lovejoy

computer sciencespatial uncertaintyearth scienceuncertainty analysiscartographyuncertain dataglobal studiesgeographyinverse problemscritical geographyglobal justiceglobalization

Redefining African Regions for Linking Open-Source Data. History in Africa (2019)

Henry B. LovejoyPaul E. LovejoyWalter HawthorneEdward A. AlpersMariana CandidoMatthew S. Hopper

african regionsopen-source datadata mininghistory

Ọ̀ṣUn Becomes Cuban: The Nationalist Discourse Over the Mulata in Cuban Popular Culture and Religion During the Nineteenth Century. Atlantic Studies (2018)

Henry B. Lovejoy

cultural historynineteenth centuryculturecultural studiescuban popular culturelatin american studiesnationalismnationalist discourseeast asian studiescaribbean studies

PRIETO: Yorùbá Kingship in Colonial Cuba During the Age of Revolutions. (2018)

Henry B. Lovejoy

colonialismsettler colonialismhistoryyoruba kingshipcolonial cubaindigenous peoples

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