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Meredith McKittrick

Associate Professor

Georgetown University

Affiliations

Georgetown University College of Arts & Sciences

History

Meredith Mckittrick is currently serving as a Georgetown University College Of Arts & Sciences Associate Professor at Georgetown University.

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Georgetown University

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history colonialism geography social history african studies african identity settler colonialism african development regional studies southern african studies african economy african political economy indigenous studies spatial politics african diaspora decoloniality sociology social sciences criminology deviance (sociology) historiography water resources cartography natural resource management family violence historical geography global history historical review victimology genocide geospatial mapping river basin management water governance regional relevance historical reconstruction racial equity biopolitics historical reassessment historical methodology historical analysis indigenous peoples social control colonial namibia faithful daughter southwestern africa middle kavango river imperial system colonial south africa colonial state south africa political authority colonial ovamboland kingship changes ritual change herero history socio-cultural aspects anthropology environmental history african city

Notable Scholarly Works

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: Naturalizing Inequality: Water, Race and Biopolitics in South Africa. Environmental History (2023)

Meredith McKittrick

racial equityracial discriminationenvironmental scienceafrican american studiesenvironmental historysocial inequalitybiopolitics

M Arie M Uschalek. Violence as Usual: Policing and the Colonial State in German Southwest Africa.. The American Historical Review (2021)

Meredith McKittrick

social historypolitical historycolonialismhistorysettler colonialismhistorical reassessmenthistorical methodologyhistorical reviewhistorical analysiscolonial state

Africa’s Past, Our Future. by Kathleen R. Smythe. Bloomington: University of Indiana Press, 2015. XIV + 229 Pp. Illustrations, Maps, Notes, Bibliography, and Index. Cloth $80.00, Paper $30.00, E-Book $29.99.. Environmental History (2017)

Meredith McKittrick

social historyafrican developmentcultural historyglobal historyhistoryafrican diasporaafrican economyafrican political economygeographyafrican american studieshistorical reconstructionafrican identity

Making Rain, Making Maps: Competing Geographies of Water and Power in Southwestern Africa. The Journal of African History (2017)

MEREDITH MCKITTRICK

spatial politicswater resourceshistorical geographycartographygeographysouthwestern africajournalismgeospatial mapping

A Particular Place in an Expanding Imperial System - Belongings: Property, Family, and Identity in Colonial South Africa (an Exploration of Frontiers, 1725–1830). by Laura J. Mitchell. Gutenberg-E/Columbia University Press, 2009. Pp. XV+252. $60, Hardback ( Isbn 978-0-231-14252).. The Journal of African History (2010)

MEREDITH MCKITTRICK

imperial systemcolonialismsettler colonialismhistorycolonial south africaempire

Landscapes of Power: Ownership and Identity on the Middle Kavango River, Namibia*. Journal of Southern African Studies (2008)

Meredith McKittrick

southern african studiesanthropologymiddle kavango riverindigenous studiescolonialismspatial politicscultureriver basin managementwater governancenatural resource managementafrican studiesgeographyregional relevanceland useafrican identitypolitical ecologyenvironmental anthropology

Sean Redding, Sorcery and Sovereignty: Taxation, Power and Rebellion in South Africa, 1880–1963. Athens: Ohio University Press, 2006. XI + 266 Pp. Photographs. Maps. Figures. Tables. Notes. Bibliography. Index. $55.00. Cloth. $26.95. Paper.. African Studies Review (2008)

Meredith McKittrick

southern african studiesanthropologycolonialismhistoryafrican economyafrican political economypolitical economyafrican studiesregional studiespolitical sciencesouth africadecoloniality

The Nature of Political Authority in Ovamboland - How Kings Are Made – How Kingship Changes: A Study of Rituals and Ritual Change in Pre-Colonial and Colonial Ovamboland, Namibia. by MäRta Salokoski. Helsinki: Helsinki University Press, 2006. Pp. 335. No Price Given, Paperback ( Isbn 952-10-2973-0).. The Journal of African History (2007)

MEREDITH MCKITTRICK

political authoritycolonialismsettler colonialismhistorycolonial ovambolandkingship changesritual changeritual

‘We Thought We Could Be Free …’ Socio‐Cultural Aspects of Herero History in Namibia, 1915–1940, by Jan‐Bart Gewald. KöLn: Rüdiger KöPpe Verlag, 2001. 273 Pp. Dm 68.00 Paperback. Isbn 3‐89645‐057‐3. African Affairs (2002)

Meredith McKittrick

anthropologycultural historycolonialismhistoryherero historysocio-cultural aspectsindigenous peoples

Faithful Daughter, Murdering Mother: Transgression and Social Control in Colonial Namibia. The Journal of African History (1999)

MEREDITH MCKITTRICK

indigenous studiessociologyafrican developmenthistorysocial controlafrican studiescriminologyregional studiesdeviance (sociology)colonial namibiahistoriographyafrican identitysocial historyafrican diasporacolonialismfaithful daughtersocial sciencesvictimologyfamily violencegenocidedecoloniality

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Meredith McKittrick

Associate Professor

Georgetown University

Affiliations

Georgetown University College of Arts & Sciences

History

Meredith Mckittrick is currently serving as a Georgetown University College Of Arts & Sciences Associate Professor at Georgetown University.

Honors

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Meredith McKittrick

Georgetown University

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

: Naturalizing Inequality: Water, Race and Biopolitics in South Africa. Environmental History (2023)

Meredith McKittrick

racial equityracial discriminationenvironmental scienceafrican american studiesenvironmental historysocial inequalitybiopolitics

M Arie M Uschalek. Violence as Usual: Policing and the Colonial State in German Southwest Africa.. The American Historical Review (2021)

Meredith McKittrick

social historypolitical historycolonialismhistorysettler colonialismhistorical reassessmenthistorical methodologyhistorical reviewhistorical analysiscolonial state

Meredith McKittrick

Making Rain, Making Maps: Competing Geographies of Water and Power in Southwestern Africa. The Journal of African History (2017)

MEREDITH MCKITTRICK

spatial politicswater resourceshistorical geographycartographygeographysouthwestern africajournalismgeospatial mapping

MEREDITH MCKITTRICK

imperial systemcolonialismsettler colonialismhistorycolonial south africaempire

Landscapes of Power: Ownership and Identity on the Middle Kavango River, Namibia*. Journal of Southern African Studies (2008)

Meredith McKittrick

southern african studiesanthropologycolonialismhistoryafrican economyafrican political economypolitical economyafrican studiesregional studiespolitical sciencesouth africadecoloniality

MEREDITH MCKITTRICK

political authoritycolonialismsettler colonialismhistorycolonial ovambolandkingship changesritual changeritual

Meredith McKittrick

anthropologycultural historycolonialismhistoryherero historysocio-cultural aspectsindigenous peoples

Faithful Daughter, Murdering Mother: Transgression and Social Control in Colonial Namibia. The Journal of African History (1999)

MEREDITH MCKITTRICK

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