No. 2 (2021)

Published April 15, 2021
Stimulant Frontiers
Full Issue
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Mindi Schneider
Cover Materials
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Editorial Introduction

Mindi Schneider; Ulbe Bosma
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Stimulant Frontiers: Editorial Introduction
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Studying Commodity Frontiers

Jelmer Vos
1-4
The Coffee Frontier in Proto-Colonial and Colonial Angola
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Teaching Commodity Frontiers

Elisabet Dueholm Rasch
5-9
Teaching the History of Drugs as Commodities: A Talk with Historian Paul Gootenberg
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Historians Take on the Present

Mindi Schneider
10-15
Working the Rural-Urban Divide: Alexander Day Traces a Century of Agricultural Modernisation in China’s Present-Day Tea Capital
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Commodity Frontier Political Ecology

Hannah Elliott, Martin Skrydstrup
16-23
The True Price of Quality: On the Infrastructures of Tea in Postcolonial Kenya
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Conflicts, Frictions, and Counternarratives

Serena Stein, Katie Sandwell
24-32
Illicit Crop Frontiers: Colonialism, Commodification, and Countermovements
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Creative Frontiers

Maarten Vanden Eynde
33-40
A New Museum Order: Representing the Lasting Legacy of Raw Materials: A Conversation with Roger M. Buergel and Sophia Prinz
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From the Field

Allan S. Queiroz
41-47
Labor Commodification in the Sugarcane Plantations of Alagoas, Northeast Brazil
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Labor Frontiers

Jan Brunner
64-69
Agrarian Frontier Expansion and Conflicts over Labor: Labor Struggles in the Sugarcane Sector in São Paulo State in Brazil
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Publications

Erich Landsteiner, Ernst Langthaler
48-53
Global Commodities: Special Issue of the Austrian Journal of Historical Studies
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Op-Eds

Robert Fletcher
54-59
Malthus in Smith Clothing: The Dasgupta Review
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Events and Announcements

Claudia Bernardi
60-63
Events and Announcements
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