The global pesticide complex has transformed over the past two decades, but social science
research has not kept pace. The rise of an enormous generics sector, shifts in geographies …

Geographers have been engaging with landscape since the beginning of the modern
discipline of geography. A series of concurrent turns have taken place in human geography …

This article examines the historical formation of environmental sacrifice zones, using
Louisiana's Cancer Alley as a case study by focusing on the relationship between cotton …

This introduction to the Focus section “Let's Get to Work: Bringing Labor History and the
History of Science Together” considers the need for and implications of a labor history of …

Leaving Ocho Rios, we head into the mountains and the country, passing through Fern
Gully, a lush green tent that encompasses the road's edges with ferns and a plethora of …

This chapter highlights approaches to prioritizing race and forms of racialization in our
conceptions of nature–society relationships. This innovative review highlights research that …

This thesis looks at plant remains from an archaeological site, Moundville (1Tu500), in the
Black Warrior River Valley of west central Alabama. This thesis draws upon science …

Where does a plantation begin and where does it end? Plantations are objects of renewed
inquiry in agrarian studies, in dialogue with critical perspectives on the Anthropocene such …

This project brings together concerns over the property-status of animals found in animal
studies and animal liberation politics with the movement to abolish prisons and the police …

The last two decades have seen major restructuring in the agrochemical industry and
pesticides in particular. These changes include consolidation of top-tier firms through …