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Afterword: Edges: thinking environments with ports. Comparative Studies of South Asia, Africa and the Middle East, 44(1):164-166.
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Papering over muddy histories: imperial logics of space in the anthropocene. In: Burton, Antoinette; Mawani, Renisa; Frost, Samantha. Biocultural empire: new histories of imperial lifeworlds. London: Bloomsbury Academic, 199-213.
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The human right to be cold. Zürich: Swiss National Museum=Schweizerisches Nationalmuseum.
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Von den Anfängen des Anthropozäns: was uns ins Zeitalter des Menschen geführt hat. In: Gnirss, Lisa; Lichtensteiger, Sibylle; Hermann, Nicolas. Natur. Und wir?: ein Buch über die entscheidende Frage unserer Zeit. Basel: NZZ Libro, 38-52.
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From memories to forecasting: narrating imperial storm science. In: Morgan, Mary S; Hajek, Kim M; Berry, Dominic J. Narrative science: reasoning, representing and knowing since 1800. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 164-184.
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From the globe to the planet?: new challenges of global and environmental history. Monde(s) : histoire, espaces, relations, 21(1):21-46.
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Rethinking the entangled history of water and power. Contemporanea : rivista di storia dell'800 e del'900, 2022(2):319-344.
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A review of Nurfadzilah Yahaya, Fluid jurisdictions: colonial law and Arabs in Southeast Asia, Cornell University Press, 2020. East Lansing, Michigan: Michigan State University.
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The Indian city and its ‘restive publics’: a review essay. Modern Asian Studies, 55(2):1-31.
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A river is not a pendulum: sediments of science in the world of tides. Isis, 112(1):141-149.
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Review of: Craig Jeffrey, Modern India: a very Short introduction. - (Very short introductions.). - New York: Oxford University Press, 2017. The American Historical Review, 125(4):1355-1357.
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Speculation. Comparative Studies of South Asia, Africa and the Middle East, 40(1):51-56.
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Politics of dwelling: divergent spaces in Calcutta. In: Dilworth, Richardson; Weaver, Timothy P R. How ideas shape urban political development. Philadelphia: University of Pennsylvania Press, 202-214.
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A review of Benjamin Siegel, Hungry nation: food, famine and the making of modern India. - New York: Cambridge University Press, 2018. Environmental history, 25(1):176-178.
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A review of Benjamin Kingsbury, A micro-history of a forgotten disaster: an imperial disaster - the Bengal Cyclone of 1876. - New Delhi: Speaking Tiger, 2019. Economic and Political Weekly, 54(36):online.
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A review of Radhika Viyas Mongia, Indian migration and empire: a colonial genealogy of the modern state. - Durham: Duke University Press Books, 2018. East Lansing, Mich.: H-Diplo/H-Net network on Diplomatic History and International Affairs.
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Review of Renisa Mawani, Across oceans of law: the Komagata Maru and jurisdiction in time of Empire. - Durham: Duke University Press, 2018. Law and History Review, 37(2):639-641.
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Land acquisition and dispossession in India. In: Ludden, David E.. Oxford Research Encyclopedia of Asian History. Oxford: Oxford University Press, online.
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Provincializing the history of speculation from colonial South Asia. History Compass, 17(1):e12517.
