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Category Archives: Blogosphere
New Year, New Routine
This year I will be commuting to work by plane. I hate flying and feel as though I am taking my life into my hands on every flight. There is only one flight in my whole life I can ever … Continue reading
Blogging the Book Project
It’s the summer of the book manuscript, so I’m going over my existing draft, looking through the primary research I’ve already conducted, reflecting on my existing publications, doing more secondary reading, and planning for new research. In short, I’m knee-deep … Continue reading
Posted in Blogosphere, Books, Digital History, History, Internet
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Disunion
Just a note about a clever blog concept. You might recall one of the sources of my interest and excitement about new media and the digital era for historians is that it holds the possibility of unlocking great amounts of … Continue reading
Posted in Blogosphere, Digital History, History
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Can’t Let That Go By
An interesting error from Ezra Klein: An interesting thesis from Ed Glaeser: Ford, Durant, David Dunbar Buick, the Dodge Brothers, the Fisher Brothers, Henry Leland – it seems as if Detroit once had an automotive genius on every street corner. … Continue reading
Posted in Blogosphere, Cities, Economics, History
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It’s True
As Julia says, I’m a total badass, the most hilarious guy ever, my musky smell is a joy to all, and my knowledge of and skill at hanging maps is legendary.
Posted in Ann Arbor, Blogosphere
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Question(s)
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Posted in Ann Arbor, Blogosphere, Politics, Self-referential
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Web Bits
My paternal grandfather has taken to the habit of giving members of his family, at every opportunity, denominations of the money he spent his life saving. He gave my wife and me money for our trip to Europe then, when … Continue reading
Political Blogs Getting a Whiff of Planning
Atrios and Pandagon, spurred by WereBear give some indication that they’re in tune to at least a few of the spatial implications of the urban realm. One of the problems I’ve always had with MyDD and DailyKos is that it’s … Continue reading
Posted in Blogosphere, Transportation
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Students for a Democratic Society
You’ll recall my recent posts on both the resurgence of SDS on college campuses, theories in my own research, and reactions to misinterpretations of the organization and the New Left movement in the 1960s and 1970s. If you’re interested, take … Continue reading
Posted in Ann Arbor, Blogosphere, History, Housing, Politics
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Welcome, UC-Davis Guests!
Like your colleagues at UC-Berkeley last semester, you were assigned William Cronon’s Nature’s Metropolis. Like a few of your colleagues there, you do not want to read the whole book and googled for an online summary. Take it from someone … Continue reading
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