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Jo Guldi
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Professor of Quantitative Methods at Emory. Data scientist, writer, historian. Newest: The Long Land War (2022), The Dangerous Art of Text Mining (2023).
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this was a cool thing CMU Libraries did, plus I got to tout @joguldi.bsky.socialwww.library.cmu.edu/about/news/2...

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dunno if this counts as odd enough but @joguldi.bsky.socialwww.hup.harvard.edu/books/978067...

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On fire!

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Friends, have you assigned The Long Land War to a course? Would you consider assigning it in the near future? Which course, how many students, and how often? I'd love to hear from you! yalebooks.yale.edu/book/9780300...

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I am thrilled that The Long Land War was just named a "book of the year" in the New Statesman. magazine.newstatesman.com/2023/11/15/b... Slobodian describes how my book "flips categories," showing how "ownership rights" were displaced by a new regime of "occupancy rights."

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My syllabus ā€œletā€™s survive climate changeā€ begins with Kim Stanley Robinsonā€™s The Ministry for the Future because a shadow government is the only way I can imagine solutions to climate change coming in time for most of us. It starts with collecting the data, showing whatā€™s happening and whatā€™s not.

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Jo Guldi
@joguldi.bsky.social
Professor of Quantitative Methods at Emory. Data scientist, writer, historian. Newest: The Long Land War (2022), The Dangerous Art of Text Mining (2023).
568 followers245 following90 posts