jo guldi

@joguldi

Historian of Britain, land, capitalism & political economy at Brown University, author of the &

Providence, RI
Joined May 2008

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  1. My article on why Brexit should get us talking about utopian futures:

  2. My family weren't at the protest, but could have been, either as protesters or as police. We have a sheriffs' deputee & anti-racism folk.

  3. Hoping Dallas's protest movements find spiritual & political leaders to help them to navigate the tragedy and make common cause across town

  4. So sad about the tragedy in my old and new home, Dallas. It feels very uncertain, a gun-loving town, the causes still unknown.

  5. I will be running around doing organizer things, but you will be live-tweeting the conference. Also, see .

  6. Starting tomorrow at 11am ET, you can tune into some of the livecast panels from our conference:

  7. The event features activist historians like John Barry, anti-foreclosure & anti-fracking activists, & historians of property & the commons.

  8. Tomorrow! Brown University hosts "Land and Water, a Long-term Perspective."

  9. funds are available for activists, journalists: please circulate.

  10. Land and Water Conference, Brown University, Sep 4-5, 2015. Headlining: John Barry and Laura Gottesdiener http://

  11. Call for Participation: Land and Water, a Long-Term Perspective. Please share widely.

  12. "Scholarly fights" got picked up by the RISD critical design blog:

  13. New open-access frontiers require publishers and authors to think critically about how digital revisions are recorded

  14. new post: The Challenges of Getting into a Scholarly Fight Online

  15. Thought for (from ): 4: Kindness, creativity & public impact outweigh kneejerk obedience to anachronistic regulations.

  16. "Critical thinking is good; shallow cynicism, on the other hand, adds nothing of value to the community. "

  17. This is certainly how I read & 's , in its evolving "textual condition:"

  18. New blog post, "The Freedom to Imagine New Forms of Research in the Social Sciences" :

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