kbruisch.bsky.social
Environmental historian, Trinity College Dublin. Author of "Burning Swamps: Peat and the Forgotten Margins of Russia's Fossil Economy" (CUP 2025) & "Als das Dorf noch Zukunft war: Agrarismus und Expertise zwischen Zarenreich und Sowjetunion" (Böhlau 2014).
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Need something to assign for your classes that’s FREE? Alison K. Smith @profaks.bsky.social , Matthew P. Romaniello, and I have a new open access edited volume that fits the bill! (Thread) utppublishing.com/doi/book/10....
Show PostThis is a really great article to teach. Students get a lot out of it, and sets them up for a vibrant discussion. Thanks to Danielle Falzon for the superb research!
Show PostAlix and I co-organized *A Historian's Handbook for Saving the World* over Zoom, therefore, ZOOM UNBOXING PARTY. It will be open access on Nov. 17th at the link below. If you could ask your library to preorder a physical copy, that would be great for MIT Press, who made open access possible!
Show PostSmall daughter: what’s your favourite food? Me: I’m not sure. Um…. Small daughter: is it human flesh?
Show PostHey, it’s the official release day for Seeing Like a Supply Chain! And of course I’m swamped with grading and lesson-planning, but maybe I can say a little about the book and the process of researching it. yalebooks.yale.edu/book/9780300...
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