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Steven Stoll

Professor of History

Fordham University

Affiliations

Environmental Studies

Graduate School of Arts and Sciences

History

Steven Stoll is currently serving as an Environmental Studies Professor of History at Fordham University.

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Fordham University

Professor of History

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environmental history historical geography agrarian change economics economic history global history anthropology capitalism political ecology history of economic thought sustainable development ecology human geography economic growth american studies ecological economics business history interdisciplinary history landscape archaeology industrial revolution degrowth world economic history socialism agricultural impacts environmental politics captured garden philosophy public history economic theory western american literature urban history economic literature economic systems democracy environmental values historical review ethnohistory american archaeology evolutionary economics cliometrics conservation politics rural sociology agrarian political economy labor force trend labour studies industrial development industrialisation ecological sustainability mining industry white supremacy historical sociology class conflict transnational history foodways soil pedology past geography property relations land redistribution earth system governance planetary boundaries urban gardening ramp hollow great delusion mad inventor u.s. history world industrialization winslow homer ’ displaced worker environmental historians modern times industrial farming bracero-era california pacific world johnny appleseed lean earth private property agricultural history civilizations political economy economic development man-land relationship spatial politics peasant studies

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100 Years Ago, Miners Carried out the Largest Armed Labor Uprising in U.S. History. In these Times (2021)

unemploymentprotesteconomic historylabor force trendlabour studieslabour economicsu.s. history

A Displaced Worker in a World of Goods: What Winslow Homer’s Old Mill Teaches Us About the World Industrialization Made. Public Seminar (2021)

winslow homer ’social historycivilizationsindustrialisationcapitalismindustrial developmentdisplaced workerglobal historyworld economic historyindustrial revolutioneconomic historyhistoryworld industrializationbusiness historylabour economicshistory of economic thoughtmaterial culture

Land Locked. Reviews in American History (2021)

Theorizing the Mountains. Environmental History (2021)

physical geographyhuman geographyorogenygeographyhistorical geographymountain uplift

A Monument to Dis-Union: The West Virginia Coal Miner Statue Ignores Race, Class, and History. Public Seminar (2020)

interdisciplinary historysocial historywhite supremacyenvironmental historyhistoryhistorical geographyhistorical reviewmining industryafrican american studies

Chaplin and Marx in Conversation: On Working and Being in Modern Times. Public Seminar (2020)

interdisciplinary historysocial historyhumanitiessocialismmodernitymodern timesclass conflicthistorical sociologyhistorycritical theoryintellectual historymodern literature

Why Does Agricultural History Matter?. Agricultural History (2019)

agricultural historyenvironmental historyagricultural economicsagrarian changeagricultural policyhistorical geographyfarming systemsagricultural history matteragricultural impacts

Ramp Hollow: The Ordeal of Appalachia. Southern Spaces (2018)

anthropologyamerican studiesurban historyamerican archaeologyethnohistoryramp hollowenvironmental historyhuman geographyhistorical geographywestern american literaturelandscape archaeologypublic history

Talking Trash. Reviews in American History (2018)

No Man’s Land: On the Contradictions of Private Property. Orion Magazine (2016)

human rightsprivate lawlawproperty relationsland redistributionreal estateprivate property

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Steven Stoll

Professor of History

Fordham University

Affiliations

Environmental Studies

Graduate School of Arts and Sciences

History

Steven Stoll is currently serving as an Environmental Studies Professor of History at Fordham University.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Steven Stoll

Fordham University

Professor of History

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

100 Years Ago, Miners Carried out the Largest Armed Labor Uprising in U.S. History. In these Times (2021)

unemploymentprotesteconomic historylabor force trendlabour studieslabour economicsu.s. history

A Displaced Worker in a World of Goods: What Winslow Homer’s Old Mill Teaches Us About the World Industrialization Made. Public Seminar (2021)

Land Locked. Reviews in American History (2021)

Theorizing the Mountains. Environmental History (2021)

physical geographyhuman geographyorogenygeographyhistorical geographymountain uplift

A Monument to Dis-Union: The West Virginia Coal Miner Statue Ignores Race, Class, and History. Public Seminar (2020)

interdisciplinary historysocial historywhite supremacyenvironmental historyhistoryhistorical geographyhistorical reviewmining industryafrican american studies

Chaplin and Marx in Conversation: On Working and Being in Modern Times. Public Seminar (2020)

interdisciplinary historysocial historyhumanitiessocialismmodernitymodern timesclass conflicthistorical sociologyhistorycritical theoryintellectual historymodern literature

Why Does Agricultural History Matter?. Agricultural History (2019)

agricultural historyenvironmental historyagricultural economicsagrarian changeagricultural policyhistorical geographyfarming systemsagricultural history matteragricultural impacts

Ramp Hollow: The Ordeal of Appalachia. Southern Spaces (2018)

Talking Trash. Reviews in American History (2018)

No Man’s Land: On the Contradictions of Private Property. Orion Magazine (2016)

human rightsprivate lawlawproperty relationsland redistributionreal estateprivate property

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