Nicholas Anderman
- Visiting Assistant Professor of Environmental Studies
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Nicholas Anderman Article Published in "Environment and Planning D"
Visiting Assistant Professor of Environmental Studies Nicholas Anderman authored "Paranoid Space: Conspiracy theory and the new politics of logistics" for the journal Environment and Planning D: Society and Space.
Nicholas Anderman Research Article Published
Visiting Assistant Professor of Environmental Studies Nicholas Anderman published "Tropicana, Tropicana, Tropicana: An Interview with Fred Moten" in the journal Qui Parle. It’s part of a special issue on sound studies edited and introduced by Anderman and Be Schierenberg. Learn more about the issue on the Duke University Press website.
Nicholas Anderman Chaired Art Event in Oakland
Visiting Assistant Professor of Environmental Studies Nicholas Anderman chaired “On the Waterfront: Art at Work,” a public event in Oakland, California, hosted by Long-Haul magazine. The event was favorably reviewed in the Oakland Review of Books.
Nicholas Anderman Article Published in "Long-Haul"
Visiting Assistant Professor of Environmental Studies Nicholas Anderman published the article “Coffee and Hernias, Cotton and Death: The Bay Area Waterfront Writers and Artists, 1977–1994” in the labor magazine Long-Haul. Co-written with a former student, the piece describes how a group of longshore worker-artists chronicled the arrival of the shipping container to the San Francisco Bay Area. The essay was recently quoted by the historian Adam Tooze in his influential newsletter Chartbook.