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Strother E. Roberts

Associate Professor of History

Bowdoin College

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Strother E. Roberts is currently serving as a History Associate Professor of History at Bowdoin College.

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Strother E. Roberts

Bowdoin College

Associate Professor of History

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history colonialism environmental history historical geography settler colonialism political history zooarchaeology economic history american studies wildlife global history human-wildlife relationships human-animal interactions transatlantic relations colonial ecology culture civilizations anthropology climate change empire environmental anthropology climatic change social anthropology animal conservation forest policy forest research early republic historical review international history climate change effects climatic impact indigenous studies indigenous peoples indigenous movements forest tourism forest-related industry forest resource management forest stewardship forest governance political transformation anti-imperialism american identity white pine acts popular politics dog days indian hunters indigenous dogs colonial landscape eighteenth century transforming nature atlantic economy colonial america thomas r. cox american revolution reborn

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Dogs and Wolves in Colonial America. Oxford Research Encyclopedia of American History (2025)

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Colonial Ecology, Atlantic Economy: Transforming Nature in Early Modern New England. University of Pennsylvania Press (2019)

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Colonial Ecology, Atlantic Economy: Transforming Nature in Early New England. (2019)

historycolonialismhistorical geographytransatlantic relationsglobal historycolonial ecologysettler colonialismeconomic historyecologyenvironmental history

The Fight for a New England Turpentine Trade: Empire, Markets, and the Colonial Landscape at the Turn of the Eighteenth Century. The New England Quarterly (2019)

Strother E. Roberts

colonialismeighteenth centuryinternational tradecolonial landscapesettler colonialismagricultural economicstrade

The American Revolution Reborn. The Journal of Interdisciplinary History (2018)

historypolitical sciencepolitical transformationcolonialismsocial historypolitical historyamerican studiesinternational historyamerican revolution reborncitizenshipamerican political thoughtearly republicamerican identityanti-imperialismhistorical review

A Temperate Empire: Making Climate Change in Early America. The New England Quarterly (2017)

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The Dog Days of Winter: Indigenous Dogs, Indian Hunters, and Wintertime Subsistence in the Northeast. Northeastern Naturalist (2017)

civilizationsindian huntersdog dayswildlifeindigenous studiesindigenous movementsindigenous dogshuman-wildlife relationshipsindigenous peoplesanthropologysocial anthropologyenvironmental anthropologyzooarchaeologyhuman-animal interactions

The Lumberman's Frontier: Three Centuries of Land Use, Society, and Change in America's Forests. by Thomas R. Cox. (Corvallis: Oregon State University Press, 2010. Pp. XII, 532. $35.00 Paper.). The New England Quarterly (2010)

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Pines, Profits, and Popular Politics: Responses to the White Pine Acts in the Colonial Connecticut River Valley. The New England Quarterly (2010)

Strother E. Roberts

historycolonialismpolitical historyamerican studiessettler colonialismwhite pine actsculturepopular politics

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Strother E. Roberts

Associate Professor of History

Bowdoin College

Affiliations

History

Strother E. Roberts is currently serving as a History Associate Professor of History at Bowdoin College.

Honors

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Strother E. Roberts

Bowdoin College

Associate Professor of History

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Dogs and Wolves in Colonial America. Oxford Research Encyclopedia of American History (2025)

historywildlifecolonialismhuman-wildlife relationshipsanimal conservationcolonial americaconservation biologyzooarchaeologyhuman-animal interactions

Colonial Ecology, Atlantic Economy: Transforming Nature in Early Modern New England. University of Pennsylvania Press (2019)

historytransforming natureatlantic economycolonialismhistorical geographytransatlantic relationsglobal historycolonial ecologysettler colonialismeconomic historyecologyenvironmental history

Colonial Ecology, Atlantic Economy: Transforming Nature in Early New England. (2019)

historycolonialismhistorical geographytransatlantic relationsglobal historycolonial ecologysettler colonialismeconomic historyecologyenvironmental history

The Fight for a New England Turpentine Trade: Empire, Markets, and the Colonial Landscape at the Turn of the Eighteenth Century. The New England Quarterly (2019)

Strother E. Roberts

colonialismeighteenth centuryinternational tradecolonial landscapesettler colonialismagricultural economicstrade

The American Revolution Reborn. The Journal of Interdisciplinary History (2018)

A Temperate Empire: Making Climate Change in Early America. The New England Quarterly (2017)

historyclimatic changehistorical geographyempireclimate change effectsclimate changeclimatic impactenvironmental history

The Dog Days of Winter: Indigenous Dogs, Indian Hunters, and Wintertime Subsistence in the Northeast. Northeastern Naturalist (2017)

Pines, Profits, and Popular Politics: Responses to the White Pine Acts in the Colonial Connecticut River Valley. The New England Quarterly (2010)

Strother E. Roberts

historycolonialismpolitical historyamerican studiessettler colonialismwhite pine actsculturepopular politics

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