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Jo Guldi

Jo Guldi teaches the History of Britain and its Empire at Southern Methodist University. She is author of Roads to Power: Britain Invents the Infrastructure State and coauthor with David Armitage of The History Manifesto.

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Class & Inequality

Leaving Behind the Yellow Submarine

Mentorship is how the humanities justify themselves.

Jo Guldi

Politics

Between Experts and Citizens

Brexit is an episode in the long contest between rulers and the working class.

Jo Guldi

Forum Response

Guldi response to The New Nature

We need a vision of state-directed land use.

Jo Guldi

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