JASON W. MOORE Associate Professor Department of Sociology Binghamton University PO Box 6000, Binghamton, NY 13902-6000

Updated 11.02.16

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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 spatial 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).

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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 [Essay collection, including unpublished material.]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 [Essay collection, including unpublished material.]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.

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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:

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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 studies, 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).

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*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 (partial), Laberinto, 40 (2014); Chinese, Transformations (2015); Korean 2006, Analyses of Historical Capitalism and the Environment.

*2002 “The Crisis of Feudalism: An Environmental History.” Organization & Environment 15(3), 296-317.

*2002 “Remaking Work, Remaking Space: Spaces of Production and Accumulation in the Reconstruction of American Capitalism, 1865-1920,” Antipode 34(2), 176-204.

Awards: Braverman Award, Labor Studies Division, Society for the Study of Social Prob- lems, 1999. (For initial version of the paper.). Outstanding Graduate Student Pa- per Award, Honorable Mention, Section on Labor & Labor Movements, Ameri- can Sociological Association, 2004.

*2000 “Environmental Crises and the Metabolic Rift in World-Historical Perspective,” Or- ganization & Environment 13(2), 123-158.

Distinguished Scholarship Award, for best articles in world-historical studies 2000-02, Section on the Political Economy of the World-System, American Sociological Association, 2002. Korean translation, 2006, Analyses of Historical Capitalism and the Environment.

*2000 “Sugar and the Expansion of the Early Modern World-Economy: Commodity Fron- tiers, Ecological Transformation, and Industrialization,” Review: A Journal of the Fer- nand Braudel Center 23(3), 409-433.

BOOK CHAPTERS AND PUBLISHED INTERVIEWS 2018 “Ecology and the Accumulation of Capital: A Brief Environmental History of Neoliberal- ism,” (36,000 words), in Pierre Berlanger, ed., Urbanism After 1993: Landscape, Texts & Pre- texts. (forthcoming)

2017 “Nature, Value, and the Capitalist Vortex,” with Richard Walker. In Interrupting the Anthropo- ob(S)cene: Political Possibilities in the Natures of Cities, E. Swyngedouw and H. Ernston, eds. New

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York: Routledge. (forthcoming)

2017 “Value as Cheap Nature: Social Necessary Unpaid Work in the Rise and Future Demise of Capitalism,” in The theory of value, communication and territory, Francisco Sierra Caballero and Jer- emy Rayner, eds., Ediciones Ciespal. (forthcoming in Spanish; Portuguese and English vol- umes expected 2018-19)

2017 “By Way of Conclusion: Capital, Nature, & The Politics of Work/Energy in the 21st Cen- tury,” in Jason W. Moore, Anthropocene o Capitalocene? Verona: Ombre Corte. (In Italian translation.)

2017 “Introduction: Anthropocenes and the Capitalocene Challenge,” in Jason W. Moore, Anthro- pocene o Capitalocene? Verona: Ombre Corte. (In Italian translation.)

2016 “Anthropocene or Capitalocene? Nature, History, and the Crisis of Capitalism,” in Moore, ed., Anthropocene or Capitalocene? Oakland, CA: PM Press, 1-11.

2016 “The Rise of Cheap Nature,” in Moore, ed., Anthropocene or Capitalocene? Oakland, CA: PM Press, 78-115.

2016 Kapitalizam na smrtnoj postelji (Capitalism on its deathbed). Interviewed by Ivana Perić. H- Alter, 23 June, http://www.h-alter.org/vijesti/kapitalizam-na-smrtnoj-postelji.

2015 “La nature du capital: un entretien avec Jason W. Moore,” Période (Nov.), French translation of International Viewpoint interview plus new material, http://revueperiode.net/la-nature-du- capital-un-entretien-avec-jason-w-moore/.

2015 “Capitalism in the Web of Life: Interview with Jason W. Moore,” International Viewpoint (28 Sept.), https://viewpointmag.com/2015/09/28/capitalism-in-the-web-of-life-an-interview- with-jason-moore/.

Translations: Chinese, 2016, http://shs.ntu.edu.tw/shsblog/?p=32179 ; Turkish, 2016, http://iklimadaleti.org/?p=makale&n=hayat-aginda-kapitalizm; Croatian, 2016, http://www.kulturpunkt.hr/content/kapitalizam-u-mrezi-zivota; Thai, 2015-16.

2015 “Transformations of the Earth: The Production and Reproduction of Life in the Capitalist World-Ecology,” keynote essay (35,000 words), in Jason W. Moore, Transformations of the Earth (in Chinese).

2015 “Putting Nature to Work: Anthropocene, Capitalocene, and the Challenge of World- Ecology,” in Olaf Arndt and Cecelia Wee, eds., Supramarkt: A micro-toolkit for disobedient con- sumers, or how to frack the fatal forces of the Capitalocene. Gothenburg: Irene Books, 69-117.

2014 “The End of Cheap Nature, or, How I learned to Stop Worrying about ‘the’ Environment and Love the Crisis of Capitalism,” in Structures of the World Political Economy and the Future of Global Conflict and Cooperation, C. Suter and C. Chase-Dunn, eds. Berlin: LIT, 285-314.

Translations: Italian translation, Ecologia-Mondo, 2015; Spanish, Relaciones Internacionales, 2016; Turkish, forthcoming.

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2013 “Crisis: Ecological or World-Ecological?” in Carolin Wiedemann and Soenke Zehle, eds., Depletion Design: A Glossary of Network Ecologies. Amsterdam: Institute of Network Cultures. Translations: Polish, Praktyka Teoretyczna, 4(14), 2014; Spanish, Laberinto, 2016.

2012 “Dutch Capitalism and the Europe’s Great Frontier: The Baltic in the Ecological Revolution of the Long Seventeenth Century,” in R.E. Lee, ed., The Longue Durée and World-Systems Analysis. Albany: State University of New York Press, 65-96.

2011 “‘Eine Zivilisation, deren Entwicklungsmöglichkeiten sich erschöpft haben,’” (‘A civilization whose developmental possibilities have been exhausted’.) Interviewed by Mathias Becker, Telepolis, 14 June, http://www.heise.de/tp/artikel/34/34887/1.html.

2011 “Wall Street is a Way of Organizing Nature: Interview,” Upping the Anti 12, 47-61. Italian translation, 2014.

2011 “The Socio-Ecological Crises of Capitalism,” in Capitalism and Its Discontents: Conversations with Radical Thinkers in a Time of Tumult, Sasha Lilley, ed. Oakland, CA: PM Press, 136-152. Korean translation, 2011, 자본주의와 그 적들, Dolbegae 돌베개.

2007 “Silver, Ecology, and the Origins of the Modern World, 1450-1640.” In Environmental History: World System History and Global Environmental Change, J.R. McNeill, Joan Martinez-Alier, and Alf Hornborg, eds., AltaMira Press.

2004 “Conceptualizing World Environmental History: The Contribution of Immanuel Waller- stein,” in Earth Ways: Framing Geographical Meanings, Gary Backhouse & John Murungi, eds. Lanham, MD: Rowman & Littlefield.

2001 “Capitalist Development in World Historical Perspective,” in Robert Albritton, et al., eds., Phases of Capitalist Development. New York: Palgrave, 56-75. (with Giovanni Arrighi). Translations: German, 2001, Das Argument 42(1): 43-58; Chinese, 2004; Arabic, 2010.

SCHOLARLY INTERVENTIONS, SYMPOSIA CONTRIBUTIONS, & REVIEW ESSAYS 2018 “Capitalocene,” in Encyclopedia of the Anthropocene. B. Jennings, et al., eds., London: Elsevier. 2017 “Crisis,” in Fueling Culture: Politics, History, Energy, Imre Szeman, et al., eds. New York: Forham University Press. 2016 “World-Ecological Imaginations,” introduction to Special Issue, Review (in press). 2015 “Endless Accumulation, Endless (Unpaid) Work?” Occupied Times of London, 27, 16-17. German, translation 2015 (Lunapark, 21, 14-17); Italian forthcoming. 2014 “La crisis alimentaria interminable,” Laberinto, 41, 13-17. 2011 “Introduction: The World-Historical Imagination,” special issue, The World-Historical Imagination: The Long Twentieth Century in Prospect & Retrospect. Journal of World-Systems Analysis 17(1), 1-3. 2004 “Metabolic Rifts, East and West? Socio-Ecological Crises, from the Rise of the West to the Resurgence of East Asia.” PEWS News: Newsletter of the Section on the Political Economy of the World-System (American Sociological Association). Chinese translation, 21st Century China 86 (December, 2004): 12-16. 2003 “Ecology & Imperialism.” Essay review of Late Victorian Holocausts (London, 2001), by Mike Davis. Monthly Review 55 (1), 58-62. German translation, Sozialistische Zeitung, 2004 (August).

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2001 “Capital, Territory, and Hegemony over the Longue Durée,” Science & Society 65(4), 476-485. 2001 “Globalization in Historical Perspective,” Science & Society 65(3), 386-397. 2001 “(Re)Discovering Marx’s Materialism,” Organization & Environment 14(2), 240-245. 2001 “Marx’s Ecology and the Environmental History of World Capitalism,” Capitalism Nature Social- ism 12(3), 134-139. 2000 “Marx and the Historical Ecology of Capital Accumulation on a World Scale,” Journal of World-Systems Research 6(1), 134-139. 1997 “Capitalism over the Longue Durée: A Review Essay,” Critical Sociology 23(3), 103-116.

Book reviews 2003 An Environmental History of the World, by J. Donald Hughes. Antipode 35(2). 2002 The Spiral of Capitalism and Socialism, by T. Boswell & C. Chase-Dunn. Science & Society 66(4). 2002 Black Rice (Cambridge, 2001), by Judith A. Carney. Antipode 34(4): 812-814. 2001 World Ecological Degradation, by Sing Chew. Journal of World-Systems Research 7(2). 2001 Ecology and the World-System, W. Goldfrank, et al., eds., Organization & Environment 14(1). 2000 Rise and Demise: Comparing World-Systems, by C. Chase-Dunn and T.D. Hall. Critical Sociology 26(3). 1998 Losing Control? Sovereignty in an Age of Globalization, by Saskia Sassen. Critical Sociology 24(1/2).

CONFERENCE PAPERS (Keynotes and major plenaries) 2017 The Violence of the Capitalocene. Keynote, conference, ExtrAction, University of California, Santa Cruz, 12-13 May.

2017 Accumulation by Appropriation, or, How Capitalism Develops through Socially Necessary Unpaid Work. Keynote, conference, Midwest Graduate Interdisciplinary Conference, University of Wisconsin, Milwaukee, 17-18 February.

2016 Ecology and the Rise of Capitalism: From ‘Conquest’ to Collapse. Keynote, World-Ecology, World-Economy, World-Culture, 2nd annual conference of the World-Ecology Network, Durham University, UK, 15-16 July.

2016 Cheap Food, Cheap Nature, and other Relics of the Second Millenium. Workshop, Agro-Food Politics in the Capitalist World-Ecology, University College Dublin, 7 May.

2015 Imperialism in the Web of Life: World Hegemony, World Accumulation, and the Problem of Historical Nature. Keynote, conference, Ecologically Unequal Exchange, University of Tennes- see, Knoxville, 15-16 October.

2015 Rethinking Revolution: Social, Ecological, or World-Ecological? Keynote. Workshop, Re- thinking Revolution, University of Helsinki, 25 September.

2015 World-Ecology: Four Theses. Keynote, World Society, Planetary Natures, Binghamton Universi- ty, 9-11 July.

2015 From Political Ecology to World-Ecology. Keynote. ENTITLE Summer School on Institu- tions, Justice, Democracy. Bogazici University, Istanbul, 15 June.

2015 The Rise and Fall of Cheap Nature: A Brief History. Keynote, Eighth Annual Community Movements Conference. Trent University, Peterborough, Canada, 30 January.

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2014 Ideas as ‘Material Force’? Abstract Social Nature in the Rise and Ongoing Demise of the Capitalist World-Ecolog. Keynote, University of Warwick Summer School, World-Literature, World-Ecology, 17 September.

2014 The Capitalocene: On the Nature and Origins of Our Ecological Crisis. Keynote, workshop, Plotting the Crisis: Ecologies, Commodities, and the Arts, Institute of Advanced Studies, Durham University, 24 May.

2014 “The Accumulation of Capital is the Transformation of the Earth,” closing plenary, Historical Materialism Toronto conference, 8-11 May.

2013 “Metabolic Rift or Metabolic Shift? From Dualism to Dialectics in the Capitalist World- Ecology,” opening address, conference, Projective Views on Urban Metabolism, Graduate School of Design, Harvard University, 7 February.

2013 Abstract Social Nature: Value and Socially-Necessary Unpaid Work. Keynote. Conference, World-Ecology, World-Economy, World-Literature, University College Dublin, 26-27 October.

2013 The End of Cheap Nature, or, How I Learned to Stop Worry about ‘the’ Environment and Love the Crisis of Capitalism. Keynote, 27th annual conference, ASA Section on the Political Economy of World-Systems, University of California, Riverside, 11-13 April, 2013.

2013 The End of Cheap Food and Peak Appropriation: The Great Recession in World-Ecological Perspective. Keynote. Conference, Planetary Cancer: Growth, Economy and Culture in an Era of Climate Catastrophe, Warwick University, 9 March.

2012 Transcending the Limits to Growth: Relations, Substances, and the Dialectics of World- Ecological Crisis. Keynote. Conference, Sustainable Global Patterns of Production and Consumption, Uppsala University, 3 May.

2012 Sugar and the Conquest of Nature in the Portuguese Atlantic, 1450-1750. Keynote. Confer- ence, Lusophonic Environmental History, Universidade de Coimbra, 29-30 March.

2010 The Rise and Future Demise of the Capitalist World-Ecology, Conference, A Brief Environ- mental History of Neoliberalism, Lund University, 6-8 May, 2010.

2009 A Brief Environmental History of Neoliberalism: The Perspective of the Longue Durée. Con- ference, Food/Energy/Environment: Crisis of the Modern World-System, Fernand Braudel Center, Binghamton University, 9-10 October.

2009 Ecology and the Accumulation of Capital. Keynote. Conference Capital & Crisis: A Critique of the Political Economy of Crisis, Lund University, 26 April.

2009 Ecological Regimes in the Making (and Unmaking?) of the Modern World, 1450-2008. Workshop, Regime Shifts and Creative Reorganizations – New Perspectives on Systems Change, Stockholm Resilience Center, Stockholm University, 3 February.

2008 Making the ‘universal plantation’: Sugar, crisis, and the conquest of nature in the global Atlantic, 1452-1700. Keynote, Re-Thinking Sustainability: Historical-Political Ecology Perspectives, National Taiwan Normal University, Taipei, Taiwan, 29-30 October.

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2008 Fernand Braudel and Capitalism as World-Ecology: Geographies of Environmental Crisis over the Longue Durée, 1450-2008. Conference, The Longue Durée and World-Systems Analysis, Binghamton University, 24-25 October.

2008 Environmental Crises and the Myth of European Exceptionalism. Conference, Ecology and Power, Lund University, Lund, Sweden, 17-19 September, 2008.

2008 The Political Ecology of Endless Accumulation: The Ecological Long Wave in the Modern World, 1450-2008. Workshop, Power, Land, & Materiality, Lund University, 16 September, 2008.

2008 ‘Amsterdam is Standing on Norway’: World Accumulation and the Environmental History of the Capitalist North Atlantic, 1545-1789,” conference, Environments Undone: The Political Ecology of Development and Globalization, University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, Feb. 29-March 1.

CONFERENCE AND WORKSHOP PAPERS (under 30 minutes) 2017 Our Capitalogenic World: Accumulation by Appropriation and the Unmaking of Cheap Nature. Paper session. Association of American Geographers, Boston, 5-9 April, 2017.

2017 Planetary Urbanization and World-Ecology: Synthesis? Panel session. Association of American Geographers, Boston, 5-9 April, 2017.

2016 Response to Critics, Author Meets Critics: Capitalism in the Web of Life. Annual meeting, Society for the Study of Social Problems, Seattle, 21 August.

2016 Against Economism: On the Technics of Cheap Nature. Workshop, Anthropos-Anthropotechnics- Anthropocene, Radboud University, The Netherlands, 27-28 June.

2016 Response to Critics, Author Meets Critics: Capitalism in the Web of Life. Annual meeting, Society of Irish Geographers, Dublin, 5-7 May.

2016 The Rise and Fall of Cheap Labor: Work, Productivity, and Cheap Nature in the Capitalist World-Ecology. Annual meeting, Section on the Political Economy of the World-System. Uni- versity of Maryland, College Park, 8-9 April.

2016 Response. Author Meets Critics: Capitalism in the Web of Life. Annual meeting, Association of American Geographers. San Francisco, 29 March-3 April.

2016 The Rise and Fall of Cheap Nature: Why Work Matters to the ‘Problem of Nature.’ Annual meeting, Association of American Geographers, San Francisco, 29 March-3 April.

2016 Response. Author Meets Critics: Capitalism in the Web of Life. Annual meeting, Pacific Sociological Association, Oakland, 29 March-3 April.

2015 Oil, Capital, and Nature: Accumulation and the Spectre of Underproduction, 1960-2015, with Kirk Lawrence. Conference, Ecologically Unequal Exchange, University of Tennessee, Knoxville, 15- 16 October.

2015 Discussant, multiple papers. New York City World-Ecology Workshop, New School for Social Re- search, 5 February.

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2015 Discussant, multiple papers, Helsinki World-Ecology Workshop, University of Helskinki, 26 Sept.

2016 Turning Blood into Capital: The Rise and Ongoing Demise of the Capitalocene. Workshop, Rup- turing the Anthro-obscene! The Political Promises of Planetary Urban Ecologies, Environmental Humanities Laboratory, KTH Royal Institute of Technology, Stockholm, 17-19 Sept.

2015 Capital in Nature: The Unending Vortex of Exploitation, with Richard A. Walker. In Rupturing the Anthro-obscene! The Political Promises of Planetary Urban Ecologies, Environmental Humanities Labora- tory, KTH Royal Institute of Technology, Stockholm, 17-19 Sept.

2015 ‘To Make Ourselves the Masters and Possessors of Nature’: Dutch Capitalism and the World Ecological Revolution of the Long Seventeenth Century,” Annual Meeting of the American Sociological Association, Chicago, 22-25 August.

2015 The Rise of Cheap Nature: Capital, Power, and Nature in the Making of the Modern World. workshop, Revisiting Remaking Modernity, Northwestern University, 21 August.

2015 Nature, Capital, and the ‘Present as History’: World-Ecology as Method. Cornell-Binghamton World- Ecologies Workshop, Cornell University, 9 May.

2015 Putting Nature to Work: Ecology, Capitalism, and the Great Frontier, 1450-1800,” workshop, Global Commodity Flows, Institute for Historical Studies, University of Texas-Austin, April 16-18.

2014 Historical Capitalism, Historical Nature: Arrighi, Marx, & the Limits to Capital-in-Nature. conference, From The Long Twentieth Century to the Twenty-First, Binghamton University, 11-12 October.

2014 The ‘Long’ Eighteenth Century: Developmental Crisis of the Capitalist World-Ecology. Eight- eenth-Century Studies workshop, Yale University, 18 April.

2013 Spatial Fixes in the Capitalist World-Ecology. annual meeting of the Association of American Geographers, Los Angeles, 9 April.

2011 Ecology and the Accumulation of Capital. Association of American Geographers, annual meeting, Seattle, 12-16 April.

2011 The End of Cheap Food? The Perspective of the Longue Durée. Food Studies Specialty Group, organizing meeting, Association of American Geographers, annual meeting, Seattle, 12-16 April.

2010 Dutch Capitalism and the Europe’s Great Frontier: The Baltic in the Ecological Revolution of the Long Seventeenth Century. Nordic Environmental History Workshop, KTH Royal Institute of Technology, Stockholm, 14-15 Oct.

2010 “Ecology and the World-Historical Imagination: The Contribution of Giovanni Arrighi,” Associ- ation of American Geographers, annual meeting, Washington, D.C., 14-18 April.

2010 “Ecology and the World-Historical Method,” Association of American Geographers, annual meeting, Washington, D.C., 14-18 April.

2010 Agricultural Revolutions, Ecological Crises, and the Future of Neoliberalism. Workshop, Envi- ronmental Challenges, Politics and Food Production in South Asia, Falsterbo Kursgaard, Sweden, 1-3 Feb.

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2009 Capitalism as the Limit to Nature. Symposium on Capitalism, Climate, and Environment, sponsored by Ephemera, Lund University, Sweden, 15 December.

2009 The End of the Road? Agricultural Revolutions in the Capitalist World-Ecology, 1450-2015. His- torical Materialism conference, London, 27-29 November.

2009 ‘The wildness has been taken from the forests’: Modes of Extraction in the Making of the Mod- ern World-System, 1450-1800. First World Conference on Environmental History, Copenhagen, Den- mark, 3-7 August.

2009 Agrarian Questions in the Capitalist World-Ecology. Research Meeting, Power, Land, and Materiali- ty, Lund University, 3 August.

2008 Ecology and the Agrarian Question in World-Historical Perspective. Agrarian Questions: Lineages and Prospects, conference, School of Oriental and African Studies (SOAS), 3 May.

2008 An America on Europe’s Doorstep: An Environmental History of the Capitalist North Atlantic, 1450-1800. Workshop, Agrarian Questions: Lineages and Prospects, School of Oriental and African Studies (SOAS), 1-2 May.

2008 ‘Amsterdam is Standing on Norway’: American Silver, Dutch Hegemony, & the Conquest of the North, 1545-1800. Annual meeting, Association of American Geographers, Boston, April, 15-20.

2008 Ecology, Crisis, & the Development of Underdevelopment: The Nature of World Accumulation, 1492-1789. Conference, Andre Gunder Frank’s Legacy of Critical Social Science, University of Pittsburgh, April 11-13

2007 Empire, Enclosure, & the Political Ecology of the Long Wave: The World-Ecological Revolutions of the Long 17th Century. Annual meeting, Association of American Geographers, San Francisco, April 12-16.

2006 Modernity and the Nature of Global Conquest: Silver’s Ecologies in the Rise of Capitalism, 1450- 1750. Annual meeting, Association of American Geographers, Chicago, April 13-17.

2004 Sugar’s Bitter Harvest: The Political Ecology of European Expansion and New World Agriculture, 1450-1700. All-UC Twenty-Fifth Anniversary Conference on Economic History. University of California, Davis, Nov. 5-7.

2004 Silver, Ecology, and the Origins of the Modern World. 99th annual meetings of the American Sociological Association, San Francisco, Aug. 14-17.

2004 ‘Dripping with Blood and Dirt’: Capitalist Agriculture and Biospheric Crisis, 1450-2001. Annual meeting, American Sociological Association, San Francisco, Aug. 14-17. (with Brett Clark.)

2003 The Long Sixteenth Century: Ecology, Capital, and the Origins of Our Times. conference, World System History and Global Environmental Change, Lund University, Sweden, Sept. 18-21.

2002 Is There a Political Ecology of the Hegemonic Cycle?” 26th annual conference of the Section on the Political Economy of the World-System, University of California, Riverside, May 2-3.

2001 Conceptualizing World Environmental History: Marx, Braudel, Wallerstein. 3rd Annual Conference of The Society for Philosophy & Geography, Towson University, April 27-29.

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2001 The Modern World-System as Environmental History? Reconstructing the Historical Geography of the Capital-Nature Dialectic. 26th annual conference of the Political Economy of the World-System, Virginia Polytechnic and State University, Blacksburg, April 18-20.

2000 Nature and World-Economy: The Environmental History of World Capitalist Expansion. 95th annual meetings of the American Sociological Association, Washington, D.C., Aug. 12-16.

2000 Forests and the Expansion of the World-Economy, 1350-1789. 95th annual meeting, American Sociological Association, Washington, D.C., Aug. 12-16. (With D.C. Gildea).

2000 Agriculture and Nature in the Long Nineteenth Century: Agro-Ecological Transformation in the Rise and Demise of British World Hegemony. 70th annual meeting, Eastern Sociological Society, Baltimore, MD, March 2-5.

1999 Agency and Geographical Scale in the Making of the Modern World. 70th annual meetings of the Pacific Sociological Association, Portland, Oregon, April 15-18.

1999 The Wheat Frontier, Environmental Transformation, and Oregon’s Incorporation into the Capitalist World-Economy, 1840-1890. 70th annual meeting of the Pacific Sociological Association, Portland, Oregon, April 15-18. (With Diana C.M. Gildea).

1999 Agrarian Transformation and Conflict in the Age of Empire: Primitive Accumulation as ‘Spatial Fix,’ 1870-1914. Third Annual Western Geography Graduate Student Conference, University of Washington, Feb. 5-7.

1997 Commodity Frontiers, Ecological Transformation, and Industrialization: Rethinking the Expansion of the Early Modern World-Economy. 21st Annual Political Economy of the World-System Conference, University of California, Santa Cruz, April 3-5.

1997 Commodity Frontiers and the Expansion of the World-Economy: Towards a Theory of Frontier Expansion. Workshop, Modernity’s Histories in Global Context, University of California, Irvine, Feb. 1-2.

INVITED LECTURES 2017 The Limits to Capitalist Agriculture: Climate, Capital, and Nature in the Rise and Ongoing Demise of Cheap Nature. Department of Development Studies, School of Oriental and Af- rican Studies, University of London, October TBD.

2017 Work and the Political Ecology of Planetary Crisis. Critical Environments Research Group, University of Manitoba, 28 September.

2017 The Rise and Fall of Cheap Nature: Four Lectures on the Capitalist World-Ecology. Distinguished lecture series, California Institute for Integrative Studies, April 10-14.

2017 The Two Crises of the Capitalist World-Ecology. Mershon Center for International Studies, The Ohio State University, 17 January.

2016 From Great Frontier to Mass Extinction. Department of History, University of Virginia, 17 November.

2016 Ecologies of Power, Capital, and Nature: The Rise of Capitalism and the Abstraction of Eve-

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rything. Department of History, CUNY Staten Island, 10 November.

2016 The Origins of Capitalism, and Why It Matters for the 21st Century. Social Theory Certificate Program, Wesleyan University, 29 September.

2016 Capitalocene Vistas: Power, Nature, and Re/Production in the Rise of Capitalism. Seminar discussion, Department of Literary and Cultural Studies, Carnegie Mellon University, 16 Sep- tember.

2016 The Origins of the Ecological Crisis. Department of Literary and Cultural Studies and Pro- gram in Medieval and Renaissance Studies, Carnegie Mellon University, 15 September.

2016 Our Capitalogenic World. Swiss Institute of Contemporary Art, New York City, 20 July.

2016 From the Work of Nature to the Nature of Power: Reflections on the Crises of the Capitalist World-Ecology. Multimedia Institute/Multimedijalni Institut, Zagreb, Croatia, 20 June.

2016 The Politics of Cheap Nature. Ibero-Americana Institute, Berlin, 4 June.

2016 Capitalocene, Anthropocene, and End of Cheap Nature. Department of Agricultural Eco- nomics, Humboldt University of Berlin, 3 June.

2016 World Labor, Unpaid Work, and the Arc of Cheap Nature, 1450-2016. Department of Busi- ness and Economics, Berlin School of Economics and Law, 2 June.

2016 World-Ecology, General Ecology and Cyberneticization: Erich Hörl in conversation with Ja- son W. Moore,” Digital Cultures Research Laboratory, Leuphana University, 31 May.

2016 The Great Frontier: Planetary Expansion and the End of Cheap Nature. Center for Global Studies, Ghent University, 3 May.

2016 Frontiers Don’t Stop. They Impode: Frontiers of Appropriation in the Capitalist World- Ecology. Center of Global Studies, Ghent University, 2 May.

2016 Putting Nature to Work: Anthropocene, Capitalocene, and the Crises of the 21st Century,” Department of English, University of California, Davis, 4 April.

2016 Metabolisms of Power, Capital, and Nature. Urban Theory Lab, Graduate School of Design, Harvard University, 24 February.

2016 Capitalism as World-Ecology. Robert Penn Warren Center for the Humanities, Vanderbilt University, 15 February.

2016 The Accumulation of Capital and the Reproduction of Life,” New School for Social Re- search, 5 February.

2016 Beyond Human Exceptionalism: Historical Geographies of the Capitalist World-Ecology,” Institute for Public Knowledge, New York University, 4 February.

2016 Cheap Nature in the Capitalocene: A Brief History. Department of Geography, University of

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Washington, Seattle, 15 January.

2016 The Capitalization of Nature,” Chicago Center for Contemporary Theory, University of Chi- cago, 13 January.

2016 Capitalism in the Web of Life. Seminary Co-op Bookstore, University of Chicago, 12 Jan.

2016 The Anthropocene and Its Discontents: Why Humanity is Part of the Problem, and Not in the Way You Might Think. Neubauer Collegium, University of Chicago, 11 January.

2015 The Rise and Fall of the Capitalocene. Center for Place, Culture, and Politics, CUNY Gradu- ate Center, 12 November.

2015 Anthropocene, Capitalocene, and the Crises of the Capitalist World-Ecology,” research seminar, Department of Development Studies, University of Helsinki, 26 September.

2015 Agrarian Questions in the Capitalist World-Ecology,” research seminar, International Insti- tute for Social Studies, Erasmus University, The Hague, 23 September.

2015 Capitalism in the Web of Life,” annual research seminar, Gouverner le vivant/Governing nature – Knowledges, Cultures and Politics of Biodiversity, Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique, 21 September, Paris.

2015 Contradictions of the Anthropocene. The Fisher Center for the Study of Women and Men, William and Hobart Smith Colleges, 19 August.

2015 Ecology, Capital, and the Nature of Our Times. Public lecture, Rosa Luxemburg Stiftung, 18 June, Berlin.

2015 The End of Cheap Nature and Exhaustion of Capitalism. Research Lecture, Rosa Luxem- burg Stiftung, 18 June, Berlin.

2015 The Strange Birth, and Peculiar Death, of Cheap Nature: From Boom to Bust in the Capital- ist World-Ecology. Department of Sociology, Maynooth University, Ireland, 26 February.

2015 World-Ecological Imaginations: Power and Production in the Web of Life. Seminar on Post- Colonial Literature, Department of English, Cambridge University, 24 February.

2015 Cheap Food & Bad Climate. Department of Development Sociology, Cornell University, spring, 20 March.

2015 The Rise and Fall of the ‘Long’ Green Revolution. Institute for the Advanced Study of the Humanities, Binghamton University, 18 March.

2014 Green Thought, Green Capitalism, and the Contradictions of the Capitalist World-Ecology. Centre for Environmental and Development Studies, Uppsala University, via skype, 12 Nov.

2014 The Rise and Fall of the Capitalocene. Department of Sociology, University of Tennessee, Knoxville, 29 October.

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2014 Capitalism as World-Ecology. Post-graduate workshop, John F. Kennedy Institute, Free University of Berlin, 19 May.

2014 Anthropocene or Capitalocene? How Nature Matters in the Making and Unmaking of the Modern World, and Not in the Way You Might Think. John F. Kennedy Institute, Free Uni- versity of Berlin, 18 May.

2014 The Endless Food Crisis. Department of Agricultural Economics, Humboldt University of Berlin, 17 May.

2014 Crises of the Capitalist World-Ecology. Centre for Environmental and Development Studies, Uppsala University, via skype, 17 February.

2013 Cheap Food in the Capitalist World-Ecology. Europe-Asia Institute, Heidelberg University, 18 December.

2013 The Rise and Ongoing Demise of Cheap Food. Europe-Asia Institute, Heidelberg Universi- ty, 17 December.

2013 Rise of the Capitalist World-Ecology, 1450-1800. Center for Ecological History and De- partment of International History, Renmin University (Beijing), 23 October.

2013 Environment-Making in the Capitalist World-Ecology. Department of History, Peking Uni- versity, 22 October.

2013 Ecology and the Rise of Capitalism. Department of History, Peking University, 21 October.

2013 The End of Cheap Food? Nature, Capital, and Power in Unmaking of the Capitalist World- Ecology. Department of Sociology, Johns Hopkins University, 20 September.

2013 Cheap Food and the Crisis of Neoliberalism. Department of Sociology, University of Mary- land at College Park, 19 September.

2012 Transformations of the Earth: Modernity’s Crises and the Unmaking of Green Thought. Department of English & Comparative Literature, University of Warwick, 9 May.

2012 Capital, Nature, and the Sugar Commodity Frontier in the Making of the Global Atlantic. Global History Program, University of Warwick, 8 May.

2012 Beyond Natural Limits: Technology, Nature, and Capital in the Great Depression of the 21st Century. Department of Human Geography, Uppsala University, 2 May.

2012 The Towering Inferno: Climate Change and the End of the Waste Frontier. Centre for Envi- ronmental and Developmental Studies, Uppsala University, 6 February.

2011 Capitalism as World-Ecology: How Capitalism Develops through Crises, and Why Today’s is Different. Centre for Environmental and Development Studies, Uppsala University, 17 Oct.

2011 Agricultural Revolutions in the Capitalist World-Ecology. Department of Sociology, Univer- sity of Calabria, 12 May.

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2011 The Ecological Limit of Capital is Capital Itself. Department of Sociology, University of Ca- labria, 11 May.

2011 On the Nature of Crises, Medieval and Modern. Stockholm Resilience Center, Stockholm University, 4 March.

2011 Ecology, Capital, and the Great Depression of the 21st Century. Department of Historical, Philosophical, and Religious Studies, Umeå University, 1 March.

2010 Neoliberalism as Environmental History: The Perspective of the Longue Durée. Mortara Center for International Studies, Georgetown University, 20 April.

2010 Accumulation Crisis as Ecological Crisis: The End of Cheap Food, Cheap Energy, and Cheap Labor. Munk Centre for International Studies, University of Toronto, 19 March.

2010 The Long Fourteenth Century: Ecology and the Unmaking of Medieval Europe, 1300-1450. Centre for Medieval Studies, University of Toronto, 18 March.

2010 Unearthing Neoliberalism: The Rise and Ongoing Demise of an Ecological Regime. Faculty of Environmental Studies, York University, 16 March.

2010 Towards an ‘agricultural revolution in reverse’? Ecology, Neoliberalism, and the Agrarian Question in World-Historical Perspective. Department of International Development Studies, St. Mary’s University, Halifax, Canada, 12 March.

2009 When was neoliberalism? Reflections on the rise and demise of an ecological project. Department of Human Geography, Lund University, 3 December.

2009 Ecology and Accumulation Crisis: Food, Factories, and Fuel in the Making and Unmaking of Neoliberalism, 1973-2015. Department of Development Studies, School of Oriental and African Studies, University of London, 26 November.

2009 The Global Present as Environmental History. Svartárkot Workshop in Environmental His- tory, Akureyri, Iceland, 24 June. {www.http://niche-canada.org/node/9222}

2009 The Rise of Capitalism: The Endless Accumulation of Capital as the Ceaseless Transfor- mation of the Earth. Svartárkot Workshop in Environmental History, Akureyri, Iceland, 22 June.

2009 Modernity, Sustainability, and the Energy Question. Department of Economics, Hedmark University College, Rena, Norway, 26 March.

2009 On the Origins of Our Ecological Crisis. Distinguished Lecture Series: Modernity, Political Economy, and the Ecological Crisis, Departments of Development Sociology and City and Regional Planning, Cornell University, 6 March.

2009 Ecology and the Tasks of Historical Social Science: The Political Ecology of Crisis in the Modern World-System. Fernand Braudel Center, Binghamton University, 3 March.

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2009 What on Earth is an Ecological Crisis? Department of Human Geography, Lund University, 25 February.

AWARDS Distinguished Book Award for Capitalism in the Web of Life. American Sociological Association, Sec- tion on the Political Economy of the World-System, 2016.

Short list (of five), Book Award, International Political Economy Group. (Awaiting final decision.)

Bernstein and Byres Prize in Agrarian Studies, for best article(s) in The Journal of Agrarian Change in 2010, awarded in 2011 for “Amsterdam is Standing on Norway,” Parts I and II.

Distinguished Scholarship Award, Honorable Mention, American Sociological Association, Section on the Political Economy of the World-System, 2011. For best articles in world-historical studies in 2009-10, for “Amsterdam is Standing on Norway,” Parts I and II.

Alice Hamilton Prize, American Society for Environmental History, awarded to the best article published outside the journal Environmental History, 2004. For “The Modern World-System as Environmental History? Ecology and the Rise of Capitalism,” Theory & Society, 2003.

Distinguished Scholarship Award, American Sociological Association, Section on the Political Econ- omy of the World-System, 2002. For best articles in world-historical studies, 2000-2002, for papers in Review, Organization & Environment, 2000.

Reinhard Bendix Award, Honorable Mention, for Best Graduate Student Paper, Section on Compara- tive and Historical Sociology, American Sociological Association, 2004.

Sociology of the Environment and Technology Graduate Student Paper Award, Honorable Mention, Society for the Study of Social Problems, Environment and Technology Division, 2004.

Social Theory Graduate Student Paper Award, Honorable Mention, Society for the Study of Social Problems, Social Theory Division, 2004.

Outstanding Graduate Student Paper Award, Honorable Mention, Section on Labor and Labor Movements, American Sociological Association, 2004.

Social Theory Graduate Student Paper Award, Honorable Mention, Society for the Study of Social Problems, Social Theory Division, 2003.

Szymanski Award, outstanding graduate student paper, American Sociological Association, Section on Marxist Sociology, 2002.

Braverman Award, outstanding graduate student paper, Society for the Study of Social Problems, La- bor Studies Division, 1999.

Elected Phi Beta Kappa, University of Oregon, 1995.

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FELLOWSHIPS & GRANTS 2016 International Research Fellow, Digital Cultures Research Laboratory, Leuphana University, May-June.

2015 Faculty Fellow, Institute for Advanced Studies in the Humanities, Binghamton University, spring 2015.

2015-16 Conference Grant ($36,000), World Society Foundation, for the conference World Society, Planetary Natures, July 2016.

2006 Regents Fellowship, University of California, Berkeley, spring.

2004-05 John L. Simpson Memorial Research Fellowship, Institute of International Studies, Universi- ty of California, Berkeley. ($12,0000)

TEACHING

Graduate Teaching Study of the Modern World-System (Binghamton University, fall 2015, 2016); World-Ecological Modernities (Binghamton University, fall 2013); Global Environmental History (co-teacher, University of Akureyri, summer 2009); Uneven Development (University of North Carolina, spring 2007).

Dissertations External Examiner, Bikrum Gill, Environmental Studies, York University (Dec. 2016). External Examiner, Clodagh O’Malley Gannon, Sociology, National University of Ireland-Maynooth (defended, Feb. 2015). Committee member (alt.), Michael Moon, Human Ecology, Lund University (defended, Nov. 2008).

Dissertation committees (Binghamton University unless otherwise indicated) Roberto J. Ortiz, chair (2014-present) Benjamin J. Marley, chair (2015-present) Brian Zbriger, member (2014-present) Giuseppe Cioffo, Development Studies, Catholic University of Louvain (2012-present) Kyle Gibson, Environmental Studies, York University (2014-present).

Study committee chair (adviser), PhD students, pre-candidacy Kushariyaningsih “Wiwit” C Boediono, 2013-present. Jay Bolthouse, 2015-present. Daniel Cunha, 2016-present. Luis Soto Garrido, 2015-present. Cagri Idriman, 2015-present. William Kramer, 2015-present. Andrew Pragacz, 2013-present (M.A., 2014, continuing). Fathun Karib Satrio, 2015-present. Manuel Francisco Varo, 2014-present (M.A., 2016, continuing).

Past advisees

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Alvin Camba, 2013-15 (M.A., 2014; left for another PhD program). Joshua Eichen, 2013-15 (M.A., 2014; left for another PhD program).

AREA PAPER & QUALIFYING EXAM COMMITTEES (equivalent of PhD qualifying exam) Department of Sociology, Binghamton University, 2013-present: Hua-hsuan Chu (member, defended Jan. 2015) Sophia Givre (member, defended Nov. 2014) Cagri Idriman (chair) William Kramer (chair) Mehmet Can Omay (member) Roberto J. Ortiz (chair, second area paper defended, August 2014) Ben Marley (chair, first paper defended April 2014; chair, second paper, May 2015) Cory Martin (chair) Andrew Pragacz (chair) Shehryar Qazi (chair, defended April 2014) Brian Zbriger (member, second area paper defended, August 2014) Kyle Gibson, York University, comprehensive exam committees (defended Dec. 2013, Dec. 2014)

M.A. Theses Supervised: Jennifer Frisque, Development Studies, Lund University, 2010.

Independent studies supervised: Sophia Givre, “Coal and American Capitalism,” spr. 2013; Hua-hsuan Chu, “Food, Agriculture, and the Japanese Empire,” spr. 2013; Benjamin Marley, “Political Ecology of Energy in the Capitalist World-Ecology,” fall 2013; Mehmet Can Omay, “State, Capital, and Nature,” spr. 2014; Andrew Pragacz, “Socio-Ecological Reproduction and the Family in Historical Capitalism,” spr. 2014; Joshua Eichen, “Time, Space, and Nature in the Rise of Capitalism,” spr. 2014; Wiwit Beodiono, “The Global Political Ecology of Development,” fall 2014; Alvin Camba, “State/Space/Nature,” fall 2014; Ma- nuel Francisco Varo, “The Political Economy of Climate Change,” fall 2015; Jay Bolthouse, “Gramscian World-Ecologies,” fall 2016; Fathun Karib Satrio, “Agrarian Questions of Cheap Nature,” fall 2016.

UNDERGRADUATE TEACHING Binghamton University, 2013-present: Social Change, spring 2013, 2014, 2015; Food, People, Resources, spring 2013, 2014, 2016, fall 2016; Work Energy Nature, fall 2014, spring, 2016, 2017; Ecology Power Crisis, fall 2015. Politics of Mass Extinction, fall 2016. Political Ecology of Neoliberalism, spring 2017.

Lund University, 2008-09: Political Ecology; Global Environmental Justice; Environmental History.

University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, 2006-08: Natural Resources, fall 2006, 2007; World Regional Geography, spring 2007, 2008; Geographical Issues in Third World Development, summer 2007, 2008; Histori- cal Geography of the United States, spring 2008.

University of California, Berkeley, 2005: Political Ecology of the Third World, summer.

SUPERVISED HONORS THESES & MENTORING (Sociology, Binghamton University) 2016 Erica Lin, The Origins of Capitalism, Independent Undergraduate Research in the Hu-

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manities, Honors Progam (Mentor). Fall. 2016 Rachel Colton, “Environment-Making through Social Reproduction,” undergraduate research project. Spring. 2016 Justin A. Strohl, Independent Undergraduate Research in the Humanities, Honors Pro- gam (Mentor). Spring. 2015 Jermel McClure, “Gentrification in Harlem, 1975-2015,” Independent Undergraduate Re- search in the Humanities, Honors Progam (Mentor). Fall. 2014 Christina Fursich, “Aileen Wuornos: A Sexualized and Sensationalized Serial Killer,” B.A. Thesis, spring 2014. 2013 Melissa D’Angelo, “Organic Agriculture and Food Justice,” B.A. Thesis, fall 2013.

Teaching Assistant: History, Community Studies, and American Studies, UC Santa Cruz, 1994-97; Sociology, The Johns Hopkins University, 2000.

Departmental and University Service

2013-present Executive Board, Fernand Braudel Center, 2013-present, Binghamton University. 2013-present Coordinator, World-Ecology Group, Department of Sociology, BU. 2016-present Graduate Committee, Department of Sociology, BU. 2016-present Grievance Committee, Department of Sociology, BU. 2015-present Member, Harpur College Council, BU. [Harpur is the Arts & Sciences College at BU.] 2013 Co-coordinator, Speakers Series, Fernand Braudel Center, BU, spring semester. 2010-11 Co-coordinator, Umeå Studies in Science, Technology, and Environment, Umeå University. 2010-11 Chair, colloquia series, Umeå Studies in Science, Technology, and Environment, Umeå University. 2010-11 Co-organizer, committee to launch a new M.A. program in Science, Technology, and Environment, Umeå University. (Appoved June 2011) 2009-10 Coordinator, World-Ecology Research Group, Department of Human Geography, Lund University. 2007-08 Chair, Colloquia Committee, Department of Geography, University of North Caroli- na, Chapel Hill.

Professional Activities

2010-present Coordinator, World-Ecology Research Network 2016-2017 Chair-elect, Section on the Political Economy of the World-System, American Socio- logical Association. 2016-present Advisory Board, Right_City_Lab, University of Salerno 2016-present Editorial Board, AAG Review of Books 2015-present Editorial Board, Decolonial Options for the Social Sciences, book series, Lexington Books 2014-present Advisory Board, Urban Theory Lab, Graduate School of Design, Harvard University 2014-present Editorial Board, Sage Handbook of Nature 2015-present Founding and coordinating Editor, Ecologies Technics & Civilizations, 2013-present 2013-present Editorial Board, Review: A Journal of the Fernand Braudel Center 2010-present International Advisory [Editorial] Board, Journal of Agrarian Change 2007-present Editorial Board, Journal of World-Systems Research. 2012-13 International Advisory Committee for the conference, Grabbing Green: Questioning the

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Green Economy, University of Toronto. 2010-11 International Advisory Committee, conference, Nature™ Inc? Questioning the Market Panacea in Environmental Policy and Conservation, Institute for Social Studies, The Hague. 2006-09 International Advisory Board, M.Sc. Programme in Culture, Power, and Sustainability, Hu- man Ecology Division, Lund University. 1993-94 Editorial Committee, Critical Sociology. 1993-96 Contributing editor, CrossRoads, political monthly.

Conferences, Panels, & Workshops Organized 2016-17 Co-organizer (with Diana C. Gildea), ‘Women, Nature, and Colonies’: Power, Reproduction, and Unpaid Work/Energy in the Capitalist World-Ecology. Third annual conference of the World- Ecology Network, Binghamton University, 21-22 July, 2016.

2016-17 Co-organizer (with Laura McKinney), ‘Women, Nature, and Colonies’: Unpaid Work and World Accumulation, 1492-2017. PEWS-sponsored paper session for 2017 meetings of the Ameri- can Sociological Association.

2015-16 Organizer, “The Rise and Fall of Cheap Natures, I & II” paper sessions, annual meeting of the Association of American Geographers, March 29-3 April, 2016, San Francisco.

2015 Co-organizer (with Markus Kroger and Tero Toivanen), Helsinki World-Ecology Workshop, University of Helsinki, 26 September.

2015 Co-organizer (with D.C. Gildea), 2014-15, World Society, Planetary Futures: Sustainability & Cri- sis in the Capitalocene and Beyond, international conference, Binghamton University, 9-11 July, 2015. This conference hosted over 70 papers, with participants from over 15 countries. Funding: $35,000 grant, World Society Foundation.

2011 Co-organizer (with Diana C. Gildea), World-Ecological Modernities I, II, and III (panel sessions), annual meeting, American Association of Geographers, Seattle, 12-16 April.

2010 Co-organizer (with D.C. Gildea), 2009-10, A Brief Environmental History of Neoliberalism, international conference, Lund University, 6-8 May, 2010. This conference hosted nearly 50 papers, with participants from over 20 countries. Funding: $3,000 grant, Lund University Cen- ter for Sustainability Science (LUCID), Lund University.

2008 Organizing committee, Ecology and Power, international conference, Lund University, 16-17 September, 2008.

2007 Organizer, “Ecology and Historical Capitalism” (paper session), annual meeting, Associa- tion of American Geographers, San Francisco, April 17-21.

2000 Organizer, “Environmental Movements and Environmental Transformations in the Modern World-System” (roundtable), annual meeting, American Sociological Association, Washington, D.C., Aug. 12-16.

MANUSCRIPT REFEREE Journals: American Ethnologist (2014), American Journal of Sociology (2013), American Sociological Review (2014), Antipode (2014, 2015 twice), Area (2014, 2015), Atlantic Studies (2016), Critical Historical Studies (2013), Criti-

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cal Sociology (2002), Capitalism Nature Socialism (2012 twice, 2014 twice, 2015 twice), Development & Change (2015), Revista Crítica de Ciências Sociais (2013), Environment and Planning A (2014, 2015), Environmental History (2005, 2010), Ephemera (2011 twice), Gastronomica (2015), Geoforum (2007, 2008, 2010, 2011, 2015), Historical Materialism (2012, 2013, 2014, 2015), Human Ecology (2008), Human Ecology Review (2013), Hypatia (2016), Journal of Agrarian Change (2008, 2011 three times, 2012 twice, 2013 twice, 2014 twice, 2015 twice), Journal of Peasant Studies (2008, 2009, 2010 four times, 2011 three times, 2012 twice, 2013, 2014 twice, 2015 five times; 2016 twice), Journal of World-Systems Research (2001, 2002, 2008 twice, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015), Nature and Culture (2009), Organization & Environment (2004, 2006 twice), Public Culture (2016), Rural Sociology (2008), Science & Society (2002), Theory, Culture, and Society (2016), Theory & Society (2003, 2004, 2005, 2011, 2013), Urban Geography (2015), The Year in Ecological Economics (2009).

Publishers: Fernwood Press (agrarian studies, 2012, 2015); Oxford University Press (2015 twice; 2016); Routledge (2012, 2015); Pluto (2014); Liverpool University Press (2014, 2015); Queen’s-McGill University Press (2015); University of California Press (2013).

External reviews External reviewer, research proposal, National Research Foundation, South Africa, 2015. External referee, PhD application, Austrian Academy of Sciences, 2011. External referee, Postdoctoral researcher application, Fonds Wetenschappelijk Onderzoek Research Foundation, 2011, 2016 twice.

PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS Association of American Geographers, American Sociological Association, World-Ecology Research Network.

LANGUAGES English (native). French, Spanish, Portuguese, Swedish (reading proficiency).

REFERENCES (more available upon request)

Google Scholar (1 November 2016) https://scholar.google.com/citations?user=IWNMcvQAAAAJ&hl=en

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Interviews in the Media 2016 Podcast. Counterpunch Radio. June. 2016 Radio. Indymedia on Air, 30 May, http://archive.kpfk.org/mp3/kpfk_160530_203030indymed.MP3. 2016 Radio. “Crises and the Limits of Capitalism,” Against the Grain, KPFA, 6 April, https://kpfa.org/episode/against-the-grain-april-6-2016/. 2016 Video. “Capitalism as World-Ecology.” In four parts, https://entitleblog.org/2016/01/19/jwmoore-capitalocene/. 2015 Podcast. “Jason W. Moore: Capitalism in the Web of Life,” New Books Network: New Books in Geography, 3 December, http://newbooksnetwork.com/jason-w-moore-capitalism-in-the-web-of-life-ecology-and-the- accumulation-of-capital-verso-2015/. 2015 Radio. Book interview with Doug Henwood, Behind the News, KPFA, 24 November, https://kpfa.org/program/behind-the-news/. 2015 Radio. Nature, Capitalism, Crisis. Against the Grain, KPFA, 27 October,

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http://www.againstthegrain.org/program/1247/tues-102715-nature-capitalism-crisis. 2015 Print. Jason W. Moore : « Nous vivons l’effondrement du capitalisme » Mediapart, 13 October, http://www.mediapart.fr/journal/culture-idees/131015/jason-w-moore-nous-vivons-l-effondrement-du- capitalisme. 2015 Radio. Book interview. Deborah Hobson, Chautauqua, KOPN, Columbia, Missouri, 8 October, http://kopn.org/dc/ac/2015-10-08%20A%20Chautauqua.mp3. 2015 Print. “Capitalism in the Web of Life: An Interview with Jason W. Moore,” Viewpoint Magazine, 28 Septem- ber, https://viewpointmag.com/2015/09/28/capitalism-in-the-web-of-life-an-interview-with-jason- moore/ . Thai translation, http://www.blogazine.pub/blogs/apolitical/post/5529, 1 October, 2015. 2015 Radio. Book interview. Claudia Clagg, It’s the Economy, KGNU, Denver/Boulder, 18 September. 2015 Radio. Book interview. John Fugelsang Show, Sirius XM, 27 August. 2014 Radio. “The End of Cheap Nature?” interview with Sasha Lilley, Against the Grain, KPFA radio, Berkeley, 10 July, (rebroadcast 25 March 2015), http://www.againstthegrain.org/program/1119/wed-32515-end- cheap-nature 2014 Radio. “Age of Humans or Age of Capital?” interview with Sasha Lilley, Against the Grain, KPFA radio, 1 July (rebroadcast 23 March 2015), http://www.againstthegrain.org/program/964/tues-70114-age-humans- or-age-capital 2010 Radio. “Crisis of Nature, Crisis of Capital,” interview with Sasha Lilley, Against the Grain, KPFA radio, Berkeley, 15 September, http://www.againstthegrain.org/program/350/id/371549/wed-9-15-10-crisis- nature-crisis-capital 2009 Radio. “Capitalist Crisis and Ecological Transformation,” interview with Sasha Lilley, Against the Grain, KPFA radio, Berkeley, 27 October, http://www.againstthegrain.org/program/236/id/441519/tues-10-27- 09-capitalist-crisis-and-ecological-transformation.

Reviews and Symposia on Books

2016-17 Special issue on Capitalism in the Web of Life (in progress). Zeitschrift für kritische Sozialtheorie und Philoso- phie. 2016-17 Book review symposium, joint with Fossil Capital and Shock of the Anthropocene (in progress). History of Science. [Capitalism in the Web of Life] 2016-17 Book review symposium (in progress). Human Geography. 2016 Roundtable, Capitalism in the Web of Life, conference, Historical Materialism-Sydney, 25-26 Nov. 2016 Journal of Peasant Studies, October. [Capitalism in the Web of Life] 2016 Book review symposium. Capitalism Nature Socialism (summer). [Capitalism in the Web of Life] 2016 Session on Anthropocene or Capitalocene? Nature, History, and the Crisis of Capitalism, annual confernece of the Marxist Literary Group, Concordia University, 27-29 June. 2016 Session on Capitalism in the Web of Life, annual confernece of the Marxist Literary Group, Concordia University, 27-29 June. 2016 London Review of Books (forthcoming), by Benjamin Kunkel. [Capitalism in the Web of Life] 2016 The Unrepentant Marxist, https://louisproyect.org/2016/10/10/jason-moores-capitalism-in-the-web- of-life-ecology-and-the-accumulation-of-capital/, by Louis Proyect. [Capitalism in the Web of Life] 2016 Human Ecology Review (forthcoming), by Laura McKinney. [Capitalism in the Web of Life] 2016 Journal of Agrarian Change (forthcoming), by Henry Bernstein. [Capitalism in the Web of Life] 2016 International Socialist Review (26 September) [Anthropocene or Capitalocene?] 2016 Commonweal (12 September) [Capitalism in the Web of Life] 2016 Climate & Capitalism (5 September). [Anthropocene or Capitalocene?] 2016 Marx & Philosophy Review of Books (30 August). [Anthropocene or Capitalocene?] 2016 Environment and Society, vol. 7. [Capitalism in the Web of Life] 2016 Marx & Philosophy Review of Books (4 July). [Capitalism in the Web of Life] 2016 “Rethinking Nature – A New Look at Capitalism and Life,” Green Left Weekly (Australia), by Shane Hopkinson, 13 April, https://www.greenleft.org.au/node/61524. [Capitalism in the Web of Life] 2016 “Beyond Red and Green,” by Juliana Spahr, Mediations, 29(2), http://www.mediationsjournal.org/articles/beyond-red-and-green. [Capitalism in the Web of Life] 2016 Ny Tid (17 March), “Den økologiske og økonomiske krisen er to sider av samme sak,” by Anders

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Dunker, https://www.nytid.no/den-okologiske-og-okonomiske-krisen-er-to-sider-av-samme-sak/. 2016 Antipode. Review essay, March. [Capitalism in the Web of Life] 2016 New Inquiry (27 Jan.), “Human Nature,” by the Out of the Woods Collective, http://thenewinquiry.com/essays/human-nature/. [Capitalism in the Web of Life] 2016 Radikal Portal (10 Jan., 2016), “2015: Det radikale bokåret,” short review as one of the ten best radical books of the year, by Tore Linné Eriksen, https://radikalportal.no/2016/01/10/2015-det- radikale-bokaret/. 2015 “Climate Change and the Power of Naming: Anthropocene versus Capitalocene,” by C.P. Gleeson, CLR News 4, 60-65, http://www.clr-news.org/CLR-News/CLR%20News%204-2015.pdf [On 2014 essays, “The Capitalocene,” Parts I and II] 2015 Praktyka Teoretyczna, “Ontologia Oikeios – W Stronę Globalnej Ekologii I Ekonomii Politycznej,” by Andrzej W. Nowak, http://www.praktykateoretyczna.pl/andrzej-w-nowak-ontologia-oikeios-w- strone-globalnej-ekologii-i-ekonomii-politycznej/. 2015 Poliittinen Talous (v. 3, no. 1) [Political Economy] “Kapitalismi maailmanekologiana,” by Tero Toivanen, http://www.poliittinentalous.fi/ojs/index.php/poltal/article/view/43/39. 2015 Residues (14 Nov.), “In the Web of Life,” by Roberta Colavecchia, http://residues.ghost.io/in-the- web-of-life/ [Capitalism in the Web of Life]. 2015 Public Seminar (15 Oct.), “The Capitalocene,” by McKenzie Wark, http://www.publicseminar.org/2015/10/the-capitalocene/ [Capitalism in the Web of Life]. 2015 Daily Kos (27 Sept.), by Samuel Fassbinder, http://www.dailykos.com/story/2015/09/27/1421001/- Book-review-Jason-W-Moore-Capitalism-in-the-Web-of-Life [Capitalism in the Web of Life]. 2015 Il Manifesto (10 September), by Emanuele Leonardi, http://ilmanifesto.info/una-critica-ecologica- delleconomia/ [Ecologia-mondo e crisi del capitalismo].