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Jacob Tropp

John Spencer Professor of African Studies

Middlebury College

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Axinn Center for the Humanities

History

Studies Of Environmental

Studies Of Gender, Sexuality, And Feminist

Jacob Tropp is currently serving as an Axinn Center For The Humanities John Spencer Professor of African Studies at Middlebury College.

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Jacob Tropp

Middlebury College

John Spencer Professor of African Studies

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anthropology cultural anthropology sociocultural anthropology global history civilizations history ethnography environmental anthropology environmental history historical geography political ecology social anthropology african economy southern african studies african studies african development african identity regional study american study agricultural economics human geography medical anthropology urban history anthropological archaeology anthropological theory tropical animal health animal science livestock science african political economy african business peasant study transnational development training early cold war strategic study english global studies postcolonial writing nationalism early republic ethnographic theory cultural studies humanities interdisciplinary history colonialism political history empire critical race theory historiography international history culture public history archival research social history american studies regional studies african american studies literature historical review american literature anti-racism western american literature comparative literature heritage studies caribbean studies cultural history

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U.S. Indian Affairs, British Imperial Africa, and Transcolonial Dialogues Over Conservation and"Native Development" in the 1930s. Journal of world history (2022)

ethnographyglobal historyanthropologyafrican identitysocial historycolonialismhistoryinternational historyhistorical geographyamerican studysociocultural anthropologyempireenvironmental historyafrican american studieswestern american literaturecultural anthropologypostcolonial writing

U.S. Indian Affairs, British Imperial Africa, and Transcolonial Dialogues Over Conservation and ‘Native Development’ in the 1930s. Journal of World History (2022)

ethnographyglobal historyanthropologycolonialismhistoryinternational historyhistorical geographyamerican studysociocultural anthropologycivilizationsempireenvironmental historywestern american literaturecultural anthropologysocial anthropologypostcolonial writingenvironmental anthropology

“Intertribal” Development Strategies in the Global Cold War: Native American Models and Counterinsurgency in Southeast Asia. Comparative Studies in Society and History (2020)

regional studyglobal historyanthropologyinternational historystrategic studyasian studiessociocultural anthropologycontemporary asiadiplomacyinternational securityglobal studiescivilizationsgeopoliticsforeign policyinternational relationscultural anthropologyeast asian studies

Transnational Development Training and Native American ‘Laboratories’ in the Early Cold War. Journal of Global History (2018)

Jacob Tropp

transnational development trainingafrican american studiesearly cold warglobal history

African Local Knowledge and Livestock Health: Diseases and Treatments in South Africa. African Affairs (2015)

southern african studiesanimal scienceafrican developmentlivelihoodsinternational developmentepidemiologyagricultural economicsafrican economymedical anthropologyafrican studiesglobal healthinfectious diseases (medical specialty)international healthrural healthveterinary medicinetropical animal healthlivestock science

David M. Gordon. Nachituti's Gift: Economy, Society, and Environment in Central Africa. Madison: The University of Wisconsin Press, 2006. XIII + 304 Pp. Photographs. Figures. Maps. Appendix. Notes. Glossary. Bibliography. Index. $60.00. Cloth. $24.95. Paper.. African Studies Review (2008)

southern african studieseconomic developmentafrican developmentlivelihoodsinternational developmentanthropologycultureafrican economydevelopment economicsafrican political economymaterial cultureafrican studiesafrican american studiesafrican businessafrican identitypolitical ecologyenvironmental anthropology

Displaced People, Replaced Narratives: Forest Conflicts and Historical Perspectives in the Tsolo District, Transkei*. Journal of Southern African Studies (2003)

ethnographyanthropologyanthropological archaeologypeasant studyregional studyhistoryhistorical geographyhuman geographysociocultural anthropologyurban historycivilizationsenvironmental historysocial anthropologycultural anthropologyanthropological theorypolitical ecologyenvironmental anthropology

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Jacob Tropp

John Spencer Professor of African Studies

Middlebury College

Affiliations

Axinn Center for the Humanities

History

Studies Of Environmental

Studies Of Gender, Sexuality, And Feminist

Jacob Tropp is currently serving as an Axinn Center For The Humanities John Spencer Professor of African Studies at Middlebury College.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Jacob Tropp

Middlebury College

John Spencer Professor of African Studies

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

U.S. Indian Affairs, British Imperial Africa, and Transcolonial Dialogues Over Conservation and"Native Development" in the 1930s. Journal of world history (2022)

U.S. Indian Affairs, British Imperial Africa, and Transcolonial Dialogues Over Conservation and ‘Native Development’ in the 1930s. Journal of World History (2022)

“Intertribal” Development Strategies in the Global Cold War: Native American Models and Counterinsurgency in Southeast Asia. Comparative Studies in Society and History (2020)

Transnational Development Training and Native American ‘Laboratories’ in the Early Cold War. Journal of Global History (2018)

Jacob Tropp

transnational development trainingafrican american studiesearly cold warglobal history

African Local Knowledge and Livestock Health: Diseases and Treatments in South Africa. African Affairs (2015)

Displaced People, Replaced Narratives: Forest Conflicts and Historical Perspectives in the Tsolo District, Transkei*. Journal of Southern African Studies (2003)

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