Race land: the ecology of segregation
The Race Land project is a global and environmental history of the Jim Crow system in the United States South, with a focus on the realities and afterlives of plantation agriculture.
Greater Caribbean Police States: Authoritarianism in the American Mediterranean (2026) | article
A Garden in the Cotton Fields: Fannie Lou Hamer and Cooperative Economics on the Freedom Farm (2025) | chapter
Plantation Myths, Plantationocene Realities: Oil and Tourism in the US Gulf South and the Dutch Caribbean (2025) | article
Bureau Amerika: autoritaire leiders (2024) | video
A Strongman Republic: Trumpism and the Cold War History of Race and Authoritarianism in U.S. Foreign Policy (2024) | article
Hoe passen Trumps autoritaire ideeën in de Amerikaanse politieke traditie? (2024) | audio
‘Je deelt wat je hebt: samen voorwaarts,’ solidariteit in de Mississippi Delta (2023) | article
Swamp Things: The Wetland Roots of American Authoritarianism (2023) | chapter
Race Land: The Ecology of Segregation (2023) | video
Plantationocene Geographies: Petro-Multinationals, Agribusiness, and the Racial Ecology of the Cold War Mississippi Delta (2023) | article
Het Zuiden van Amerika: van Republikeins naar Democratisch? (2021) | audio
The Democratic Party and the US South: Past, Present, and Future (2021) | video
Mondiaal wit verzet: massive resistance en de Amerikaanse burgerrechtenbeweging, 1932-1969 (2020) | article
Jim Crow Democracy: The U.S. South and Racialized Policy-Making in the Aftermath of World War II (2019) | article
