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Levels of Legibility: Roles and the Flow of State Information in French Morocco | Social Science History | Cambridge Core
Levels of Legibility: Roles and the Flow of State Information in French Morocco
Excited that my article 'Levels of Legibility: Roles and the Flow of State Information in French Morocco' is now out in Social Science History! The paper shows how French administrators' internal communications transformed environmental knowledge and practices in Morocco
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Podcast about social network science hosted by @franciscaortizruiz.bsky.social & @aespinosarada.bsky.social | Bilingual podcast (English and Spanish) https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/tejiendoredes
Ramon y Cajal & Deputy Director of IPERG http://www.ub.edu/iperg/. Advancing https://www.ub.edu/mipe/ at University of Barcelona
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Historian of sexuality and colonial power, looking at race/gender/imperialism/sex work in North Africa and more. Based at University of Bristol and Oxford. Always nosy.
Associate Professor of Political Science at MIT. Book: “Uprooted: How post-WWII Population Transfers Remade Europe.” I write and teach about the historical political economy of migration, conflict, and state building. http://charnysh.net/
Associate Professor, Government Department, LSE
Indian politics, state capacity, status politics, historical political economy
www.pavisuri.com
Editor at http://broadstreet.blog
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Associate Professor of Political Science at Aarhus University. Previously: Konstanz, UVA, Duke, LSE, Berkeley, FU Berlin. Research interests: Political economy, bureaucracy, competition, EU, democracy, pandemics. Website: http://www.janvogler.net
Sociologist. Department of Economic and Social History, University of Helsinki. Hopping between Helsinki (FIN), Groningen (NLD) and Motril (ESP)
Author, Speaker, Peace Researcher: josef.muehlbauer@uni-graz.at
Professor of political science at Stanford. State formation, religion, political parties, Europe, etc. Amateur electrician.
Asst. Professor, London School of Economics
Fellow in Democratic Innovations, Yale ISPS
Studying lotteries in democracy and tech, HPE, political economy; turning history into data
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Sociology PhD candidate at UCLA
Associate Professor of Political Science at Yale.
www.didacqueralt.com
I write and teach about state building from a historical perspective.
Author of Pawned States: https://www.amazon.com/Pawned-States-Building-International-Princeton/dp/0691231524/ref=tm
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