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JASON W. MOORE Associate Professor Department of Sociology Binghamton University PO Box 6000, Binghamton, NY 13902-6000 Updated 11.02.16 JASON W. MOORE Associate Professor Department of Sociology Binghamton University PO Box 6000, Binghamton, NY 13902-6000 Email [email protected]; [email protected] Homepage http://www.jasonwmoore.com Google Scholar https://scholar.google.com/citations?user=IWNMcvQAAAAJ&hl=en EDUCATION 2007 Ph.D. University of California, Berkeley, 2007 (geography). 1997 M.A. University of California, Santa Cruz, 1997 (history). 1994 B.A. University of Oregon, 1994 (political science & sociology). Teaching and research fields: political ecology, agro-food studies, historical geography, social and spa- tial theory, environmental history, environmental humanities, political economy, world history, neoliberalism. ACADEMIC POSTS 2016-present Associate Professor, Department of Sociology, Binghamton University 2013-15 Assistant Professor, Department of Sociology, Binghamton University 2010-12 Assistant Professor, History of Ideas, Department of Religious, Philosophical, and Historical Studies, Umeå University 2009-10 Research Fellow, Department of Human Geography, Lund University 2008-09 Research Fellow and Visiting Lecturer, Div. of Human Ecology, Lund University 2006-09 Assistant Professor, Department of Geography, University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill (on leave, 2008-09) 2016-19 Adjunct faculty, Graduate Program in Environmental Studies, Faculty of Environmental Studies, York University. BOOKS 2017 Anthropocene o Capitalocene? Ombre Corte. 2016 Anthropocene or Capitalocene? Nature, History, and the Crisis of Capitalism. Jason W. Moore, ed. PM Press. 2015 Capitalism in the Web of Life: Ecology & the Accumulation of Capital. Verso. Translations: Turkish, Epos Yayinlari (2016); Korean, Galmuri (2017). Jason W. Moore, 2 2015 Ecologia-mondo e crisi del capitalismo: La fine della natura a buon mercato. Gennaro Av- allone, trans. Ombre Corte. [Essay collection, including unpublished material.] 2015 Transformations of the Earth: How Nature Matters in the Making (and Unmaking) of the Modern World (in Chinese). Xiurong Zhao, trans. Sponsored by Renmin University. Beijing: The Commercial Press/ 商务印书馆. [Essay collection, including un- published material.] November 2015. 2006 Jason W. Moore (lead author), J.B. Foster, P. Burkett, R. Levins, Y. Haila, and B. Podobnik. 역사적 자본주의 분석과 생태론 (Analyses of Historical Capitalism and the Environment). Seoul: 공감 (Gonggam). ISBN 9788986939262. (Korean.) BOOKS UNDER REVIEW AND/OR UNDER CONTRACT Seven Cheap Things: A World-Ecological Manifesto (with Raj Patel). Berkeley: University of California Press. Projected publication date: October 2017. Under review and under contract. Ecology and the Rise of Capitalism. Berkeley: University of California Press. (Expected delivery Au- gust 2017; manuscript available upon request.) Under contract (full manuscript refereed). The Capitalocene: Thinking the Planetary Crisis. Under review. SPECIAL ISSUES, EDITED forthcoming Jason W. Moore, ed., World-Ecological Imaginations, special double issue of Review: A Journal of the Fernand Braudel Center. 2011 Jason W. Moore, ed.. The World-Historical Imagination: The Long Twentieth Century in Prospect & Retrospect. Special Issue of the Journal of World-Systems Research 17(1). ARTICLES (* REFEREED) Articles and chapters translated into Portuguese, French, Korean, Persian, Polish, Chinese, Turkish, Span- ish, Italian, Polish, Arabic, Thai, Croatian, and German. *forthcoming (2017). “The Capitalocene, Part I: On the Nature and Origins of Our Ecological Cri- sis,” The Journal of Peasant Studies. *forthcoming (2017). “The Capitalocene, Part II: Part II: Accumulation by Appropriation and the Centrality of Unpaid Work/Energy,” The Journal of Peasant Studies. *forthcoming (2017). “Metabolic Rift or Metabolic Shift? Dialectics, Nature, and the World- Historical Method,” Theory & Society. forthcoming (2017). “The Origins of Ecological Crisis,” Prokla (in German translation). *forthcoming (2016). “The Value of Everything? Work, Capital, and Historical Natures in the Capi- talist World-Ecology,” Review: A Journal of the Fernand Braudel Center. Jason W. Moore, 3 2015 “Nature in the Limits to Capital (and Vice Versa): Why Limits Thinking Has Been So Flawed and How to Start Fixing It,” Radical Philosophy, 193, 9-19. French trans., Actuel Marx, 2017. 2015 “From Object to Oikeios: Environment-Making in the Capitalist World-Ecology.” In Chinese: Journal of Peking University (Philosophy & Social Sciences)/ 北京大学学报（ 哲学社会科学版）. Translations: Spanish, “De Objeto a Oikeios,” Revista Sociedad y Cultura 2(1), 87-107; German, forthcoming. *2015 “Cheap Food & Bad Climate: From Surplus Value in Negative Value in the Capitalist World-Ecology,” Critical Historical Studies, 2(1), 1-42. 2014 “Towards a Singular Metabolism,” New Geographies, 6, 10-19. 2013 “El Auge de la Ecologia-Mundo Capitalista, II,” (The Rise of the Capitalist World- Ecology: Commodity Frontiers in the Rise & Demise of Peak Appropriation, Part II) Laberinto 39, 6-13. 2013 “El Auge de la Ecologia-Mundo Capitalista, I,” Laberinto, 38, 9-26. *2012 “Cheap Food & Bad Money: Food, Frontiers, and Financialization in the Rise and Demise of Neoliberalism,” Review, 33(2-3), 225-261. Italian trans., Ecologia-Mondo, 2015. 2011 “Dutch Capitalism and the European Frontier: The Conquest of Nature in the Long Seventeenth Century,” (in Chinese) Global History Review IV. Reprinted, Chinese Social Science Digest, 9 (2012), 83-84 [China’s leading social science digest], Information Center for Social Sciences, RUC. *2011. “Ecology, Capital, and the Nature of Our Times: Accumulation & Crisis in the Capi- talist World-Ecology,” Journal of World-Systems Analysis 17(1), 108-147. Chinese translation, 2015, Transformations of the Earth. *2011. “Transcending the Metabolic Rift: A Theory of Crises in the Capitalist World- Ecology,” The Journal of Peasant Studies 38(1), 1-46. Translations: Chinese, Transformations of the Earth (2015); French, as “Au-delà de « l’écosocialisme » : une théorie des crises dans l’écologie-monde capitaliste,” Pé- riode (Mars). Reprinted, The Journal of Peasant Studies/JPS 40: Greening Agrarian Studies (2015). *2011 “Madeira, Sugar, & the Conquest of Nature in the ‘First’ Sixteenth Century, Part II: Jason W. Moore, 4 From Local Crisis to Commodity Frontier, 1506-1530,” Review 33(1), 1-24. Chinese translation, 2015, Transformations of the Earth. *2010 “‘This lofty mountain of silver could conquer the whole world’: Potosí in the world- ecological revolution of the long seventeenth century,” Journal of Philosophical Economics 4(1), 58-103. *2010 “The End of the Road? Agricultural Revolutions in the Capitalist World-Ecology, 1450-2010,” The Journal of Agrarian Change 10(3), 389-413. Reprinted Journal of Agrarian Change, Virtual issue: “Agrarian Change in Historical Perspectve,” 2015. Translations: Spanish (Laberinto, 41, 2014); Chinese, Transformations, 2015; Italian, Ecologia- Mondo, 2015). *2010 “‘Amsterdam is Standing on Norway’, Part II: The Global North Atlantic in the Eco- logical Revolution of the Seventeenth Century,” The Journal of Agrarian Change 10(2), 188-227. Parts I-II reprinted, Journal of Agrarian Change, Virtual issue: “Political Ecol- ogy of Agrarian Change,” 2016. *2010 “‘Amsterdam is Standing on Norway’, Part I: The Alchemy of Capital, Empire, and Nature in the Diaspora of Silver, 1545-1648,” The Journal of Agrarian Change 10(1), 33-68. Chinese translation, 2015, Transformation of the Earth. Bernstein and Byres Prize in Agrarian Studies, 2011. Distinguished Scholar- ship Award (Parts I-II), hon. mention, for best articles in world-historical stud- ies, Political Economy of the World-System Section, American Sociological As- soc., 2011. *2009 “Madeira, Sugar, & the Conquest of Nature in the ‘First’ Sixteenth Century, Part I: From ‘Island of Timber’ to Sugar Revolution, 1420-1506,” Review 32(4), 345-390. Chinese translation, Tranformations (2015). 2008 “Ecological Crises and the Agrarian Question in World-Historical Perspective,” Monthly Review 60(6), 54-63. Translations: Portuguese (2008), “Crises ecológicas e a questão agrária numa perspectiva his- tórica mundial,” Monthly Review - edição portuguesa n.º 7; Korean (2009), 생태논의의 최전선 (먼슬리 리뷰 2); Turkish (2010), “Dünya Tarihi Açısın- dan Ekolojik Krizler ve Tarım Sorunu,” Monthly Review Sayı: 22 Bağımsız Sosyalist Dergil; Turkish trans. reprinted 2015, in Ekolojik Felaket ve Meta Olarak Gıda. Istanbul: Kalkedon; Italian, 2013, Scienze del Territorio, 1l. Reprinted (in English), Scienze del Territorio, 1, 257-65. *2003 “Capitalism as World-Ecology: Braudel and Marx on Environmental History,” Organ- ization & Environment 16(4), 431-458. Chinese translation, Tranformations (2015). Jason W. Moore, 5 *2003 “The Modern World-System as Environmental History? Ecology and the Rise of Capital- ism,” Theory & Society 32(3), 307-377. Chinese translation (2012), Xin Shi Xue (New History, IV), Mingfang Xia, ed. Beijing: China Book Store. Alice Hamilton Prize, awarded to the best article published outside the journal Environmen- tal History, American Society for Environmental History, 2004. Reinhard Bendix Award, Honorable Mention, Section on Comparative and Historical Sociology, American Sociological Association, 2004. Szymanski Award, Section on Marxist Sociology, American Sociological Association, 2002. Spanish summary, 2004, Memoria: Revista Mensual de Politica y Cultura 179, 64. *2003 “Nature and the Transition from Feudalism to Capitalism,” Review: A Journal of the Fernand Braudel Center 26(2), 97-172. Translations: Spanish
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