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The Gulf’s Forgotten Trade Routes to India & Africa | Fahad Bishara, “Monsoon Voyagers”

Pre-oil Gulf history didn't vanish when oil was discovered. It survived in places few people thought to look. Fahad Bishara, associate professor at the University of Virginia and the Doha Institute, discusses his books A Sea of Debt and Monsoon Voyages. He explains how 19th-centu ...  Show more

How Locust Swarms Reshaped Empire & Human Movement | Prof. Samuel Dolbee

Ottoman agricultural officials once warned that local locust invasions posed a greater threat to the empire than the Allied powers during World War I. Dr. Samuel Dolbee, Assistant Professor of History at Vanderbilt University, talks about his book Locusts of Power: Borders, Empir ...  Show more

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