Race Land
The Ecology of Segregation
What is Race Land?
Race Land is a three-year research project funded by the European Commission. It examines the global and environmental impact of white supremacist politics with a focus on the South of the United States, where a system of racial segregation known as Jim Crow existed until the 1960s. Learn more about the project here.
Publications
The main results of the Race Land project will be made available through scholarly publications and investigative journalism. Read these publications by clicking on the link below.
Media
One of the principal objectives of the Race Land project is to create public awareness about the harmful impact of white supremacist politics on society and the natural environment. Click the link to see Race Land in popular media and public outreach.
Other work
I also write about rural cultures, congressional and White House politics, music, and populism. Read my work that is not directly related to Race Land here.
In het Nederlands/In Dutch
The European host of the Race Land project is the University of Groningen in the Netherlands. Lees hier Nederlandstalige updates en een samenvatting van het onderzoek.