RHN 142/2020 | Publication
Agricultural History, Fall 2020, 94:4
Table of Contents:
Call and Response
Putting Agricultural History to Work: Global Action Today from a Communal Past
Jonathan Dekel-Chen
Responses
Farmers or Fisherman? Imagining Agrarian Pathways to Immigrant Inclusion in Dekel-Chen’s “Putting Agricultural History to Work”
Ben Nobbs-Thiessen
The Stuff of Dreams
R. Douglas Hurt
Jewish Agrarianization: Past and Present
Nahum Karlinski
Response
Jonathan Dekel-Chen
Articles
The Myth of Cuban Tobacco: Pinar Del Río and the Rise of Plantation Production during the Nineteenth Century
William A. Morgan
“Much Suffering Among Mexicans”: Migrant Workers in Idaho and the Utah-Idaho Sugar Company, 1917–1921
Matthew C. Godfrey
“The Single Most Important Factor”: Fossil Fuel Energy, Groundwater, and Irrigation on the High Plains, 1955–1985
Andrew Watson
Featured Review
How Coffee Tied Together Tarrazú, Costa Rica, and New Jersey, a review of Carmen Kordick, The Saints of Progress: A History of Coffee, Migration, and Costa Rican National Identity
Steven Topik
Full table of contents, abstracts, and links to open access articles: https://www.aghistorysociety.org/current-issue
The entire issue can be accessed on JSTOR.