Tag: United States

Rachel A. Snell-img-9/10/2014 - 10:15am
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Then and Now: The Long Confusing Road to Answers After Epidemics
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By Rachel Snell on Sep 10th, 2014
  1. Ethics
  2. History
  3. Digital Humanities
  4. Research & Methodologies
  5. Sciences & Neurosciences
  1. Benjamin Rush
  2. contagious diseases
  3. ebola
  4. epidemic
  5. history of medicine
  6. medical history
  7. research
  8. United States
  9. yellow fever
K.A. Woytonik, Ph.D. Candidate, University of New Hampshire
Rachel A. Snell-img-4/16/2014 - 10:02am
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Divergent Development: Perceptions of Technology in U.S.-Middle Eastern Relations during the 1950s
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By Rachel Snell on Apr 16th, 2014
  1. Geography & Location
  2. History
  3. International & Global
  4. Digital Humanities
  5. Government & Politics
  6. Culture
  1. arms
  2. diplomacy
  3. foreign relations
  4. grad school
  5. grad student
  6. history of technology
  7. middle east
  8. military
  9. oil
  10. politics
  11. technology
  12. United States
  13. weapons
Brent Y. Skaggs, M.A. Student in History, University of Maine
Rachel A. Snell-img-4/9/2014 - 9:20am
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Iroquois Informers: Spies, Knowledge, and Empire in the Northeast Borderlands
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By Rachel Snell on Apr 9th, 2014
  1. Geography & Location
  2. History
  3. Digital Humanities
  4. Research & Methodologies
  5. Culture
  1. Agency
  2. borderlands
  3. British
  4. canada
  5. empire
  6. First nations
  7. French
  8. Identity
  9. individuals
  10. Iroquois
  11. military
  12. military intelligence
  13. Native American
  14. northeast borderlands
  15. spies
  16. United States
Greg Rogers, Ph.D. Candidate, University of Maine
Rachel A. Snell-img-3/19/2014 - 9:08am
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Rollicking and Riotous: Looking for Trouble on St. Patrick’s Day
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By Rachel Snell on Mar 19th, 2014
  1. Geography & Location
  2. History
  3. International & Global
  4. Digital Humanities
  5. Culture
  1. canada
  2. culture
  3. history
  4. Irish
  5. Irish Volunteers
  6. parade
  7. St Patrick's Day
  8. transnational
  9. United States
  10. violence
Annie Tock Morriette, Ph.D. Candidate, University of Maine
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Captain William Williams: Border-maker, Convict
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By Rachel Snell on Feb 19th, 2014
  1. Geography & Location
  2. History
  3. Digital Humanities
  4. Research & Methodologies
  1. border crossing
  2. borderlands
  3. British Empire
  4. canada
  5. colonial
  6. First nations
  7. French and Indian War
  8. methodology
  9. native americans
  10. New York
  11. ontario
  12. research
  13. Seven Years War
  14. social relationships
  15. United States
  16. William Williams
Greg Rogers, Ph.D. Candidate, University of Maine
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“A Dead Failure”: The U.S. Navy and the Suppression of the Slave Trade
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By Rachel Snell on Jan 29th, 2014
  1. Geography & Location
  2. History
  3. Digital Humanities
  4. Government & Politics
  5. Culture
  1. African slave trade
  2. Atlantic World
  3. British Empire
  4. international law
  5. Law
  6. legal history
  7. Navy
  8. slave trade
  9. slavery
  10. United States
Sarah Batterson, Visiting Assistant Professor, Misericordia University
Rachel A. Snell-img-10/9/2013 - 9:34am
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The Origins of “Snake Oil” in Nineteenth-Century American Medical Culture
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By Rachel Snell on Oct 9th, 2013
  1. History
  2. Digital Humanities
  3. Research & Methodologies
  4. Culture
  1. blog
  2. clark stanley
  3. graduate school
  4. medical culture
  5. patent medicine
  6. snake oil
  7. United States
K. A. Woytonik, Ph.D. Candidate, University of New Hampshire
Rachel A. Snell-img-3/27/2013 - 11:35am
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Enemy Trade with a License
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By Rachel Snell on Mar 27th, 2013
  1. Geography & Location
  2. History
  3. Digital Humanities
  4. Legal, Licensing & Copyright
  1. economic history
  2. Great Britain
  3. trade
  4. United States
  5. War of 1812
Patrick Callaway
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The importance of critical informaiton studies and the digital enclosure
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By Safiya Noble on Feb 9th, 2011
  1. Games & Gaming
  2. Internet & Web 2.0
  3. International & Global
  4. Software & Apps
  5. Privacy
  1. Acxiom
  2. amazon
  3. AOL
  4. Apple
  5. China
  6. ChoicePoint
  7. digital capital
  8. Earthlink
  9. Google
  10. Homeland Security
  11. Marx
  12. microsoft
  13. MSN Spaces
  14. Murdoch
  15. privacy
  16. surveillance
  17. United States
  18. video games
  19. yahoo
When I think of doing critical information studies and scholarship, I think of it in the way that information, communication, technology &...
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