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Steven Hahn

Professor of History

New York University

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Arts & Science

Prison Education Program

Steven Hahn is currently serving as an Arts & Science Professor of History at New York University.

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Steven Hahn

New York University

Professor of History

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history american studies political history social history political science colonialism american political thought black politics early republic global history black experience american identity sociology economic history ethnic studies anthropology historical analysis social movements agricultural history settler colonialism agrarian change civil conflict historiography international history historical sociology agrarian political economy social anthropology historical geography civil liberties transnational history southern populism social change southern african studies world economic history global north peasant studies regional studies philosophy of history rural culture unpaid work labor relations global south georgia upcountry yeoman farmers migration studies animal behavior wildlife human resources rural sociology foraging commercial fishing plant biodiversity vegetation history phytogeography socialism self-employment labour supply assisted living conflict studies indigenous studies honor system microtargeting geopolitical conflict great migration rural south black political struggles rural america capitalist transformation class relations common rights postbellum south political struggle of freedom 'extravagant expectations southern planters postemancipation societies female sexual slavery african american studies labor history

Notable Scholarly Works

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1. the United States From the Inside out and the Southside North. Fordham University Press eBooks (2020)

civilizationshistorysouthside northglobal northunited statesinternational relationsregional studieshistorical geographyglobal southempirehuman geography

Capitalism and a Nation Without Borders. History Department, Stanford University, Stanford CA (2017)

neoliberalismborder controlspolitical economypolitical scienceglobal policycross-border challengecapitalismglobalizationinternational political economyeconomic systemsinternational economic lawgeopoliticseconomic liberalization

Reconstruction and the Tenor of Politics in the United States. L’Ecole des Hautes Etudes en Sciences Sociales, Paris, France (2017)

politicspolitical transformationpolitical culturepolitical science researchpolitical sciencepublic policypolitical theorypolitical processpolitical studiesamerican identityunited statesamerican studiespolitical analysispolitical behaviorpolitical sociologyamerican political thoughtpolitical historyhistory

Resistance to Slavery and American Political Culture. SciencePo, Paris, France (2017)

colonialismamerican political culturepolitical scienceblack politicsamerican identityamerican studiesafrican american studiesamerican political thoughtanti-racismwhite supremacy

The United States From the Inside out and Southside North. Littlefield Lectures, University of Texas (2017)

global northsouth-south cooperationunited statesregional studiesgeographyhistorical geographygeopoliticsamerican studiesphysical geographyhistoryhuman geography

A Nation Without Borders: The United States and Its World in an Age of Civil Wars, 1830-1910. Viking History of the United States (2016)

border controlsnationalismcivilizationstransnational historyunited statesamerican identityglobal historyinter-american relationgeopoliticspolitical historycivil warshistorypolitical geography

Making Freedom: The Underground Railroad and the Politics of Slavery. Slavery and Abolition (2016)

colonialismsocial justiceoppressionblack politicscritical race theoryamerican studiesglobal historyhumanitiesfemale sexual slaveryafrican american studiesunderground railroadhistory

AFTERWORD: What Sort of World Did the Civil War Make?. (2015)

civil war makecivilizationshistorygeopolitical conflictcivil conflicthistorical analysissocial historyglobal historyinternational historyconflictgeopoliticspolitical historyempire

Epilogue. The Civil War In the West (2015)

What Sort of World Did the Civil War Make. The World the Civil War Made (2015)

civil war makecivilizationscivil conflictcivil defenseglobal historyinternational historyconflictgeopoliticspolitical historyempire

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Steven Hahn

Professor of History

New York University

Affiliations

Arts & Science

Prison Education Program

Steven Hahn is currently serving as an Arts & Science Professor of History at New York University.

Honors

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Experiences

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Steven Hahn

New York University

Professor of History

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

1. the United States From the Inside out and the Southside North. Fordham University Press eBooks (2020)

civilizationshistorysouthside northglobal northunited statesinternational relationsregional studieshistorical geographyglobal southempirehuman geography

Capitalism and a Nation Without Borders. History Department, Stanford University, Stanford CA (2017)

Reconstruction and the Tenor of Politics in the United States. L’Ecole des Hautes Etudes en Sciences Sociales, Paris, France (2017)

Resistance to Slavery and American Political Culture. SciencePo, Paris, France (2017)

colonialismamerican political culturepolitical scienceblack politicsamerican identityamerican studiesafrican american studiesamerican political thoughtanti-racismwhite supremacy

The United States From the Inside out and Southside North. Littlefield Lectures, University of Texas (2017)

global northsouth-south cooperationunited statesregional studiesgeographyhistorical geographygeopoliticsamerican studiesphysical geographyhistoryhuman geography

A Nation Without Borders: The United States and Its World in an Age of Civil Wars, 1830-1910. Viking History of the United States (2016)

border controlsnationalismcivilizationstransnational historyunited statesamerican identityglobal historyinter-american relationgeopoliticspolitical historycivil warshistorypolitical geography

Making Freedom: The Underground Railroad and the Politics of Slavery. Slavery and Abolition (2016)

colonialismsocial justiceoppressionblack politicscritical race theoryamerican studiesglobal historyhumanitiesfemale sexual slaveryafrican american studiesunderground railroadhistory

AFTERWORD: What Sort of World Did the Civil War Make?. (2015)

civil war makecivilizationshistorygeopolitical conflictcivil conflicthistorical analysissocial historyglobal historyinternational historyconflictgeopoliticspolitical historyempire

Epilogue. The Civil War In the West (2015)

What Sort of World Did the Civil War Make. The World the Civil War Made (2015)

civil war makecivilizationscivil conflictcivil defenseglobal historyinternational historyconflictgeopoliticspolitical historyempire

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