Beautifully rendered stories - including a graphic exploration of action, resistance, and radicalism among eighteenth-century pirates.

I did a lot of writing this year, but what I'm most proud of is the final manuscript of my book, which I shipped off to the publisher this afternoon. Coming to you next year!

Since I've been yanked back into the Twittersphere for the moment, I'll take the opportunity to share a new article of mine that is now available ahead of print in Environmental History:

'Greenpeace Goes South: The Promise and Pitfalls of Global Environmentalism in Argentina'

We encourage everyone to read Enzo Traverso's piece on Arno Mayer, published earlier this year.

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Today, after nine months of good-faith negotiations with the university, graduate workers at Yale voted to ratify a first contract, which will be effective through July 2028.

Il y a les cadeaux de Noël attendus, ceux qui font plaisir, ceux qu'on n'ouvre même pas... et il y a les cadeaux absurdes, qui vous font vous dire 'hein, quoi??' Comme ce livre sur 1848. En anglais. Qui sort le 22 décembre, donc trop tard pour Noël. Voilà. routledge.com/Revolutionary-…

good piece. among other things, explains the British imperial context for Pocock’s republicanism