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@tejnagaraja.bsky.social
historian — Cornell U. professor — book author, “Troop Movements” (2026)
Checkout my book tour — in these two listings… “Troop Movements: Labor, Race, and Global Freedom Struggles in America’s World War II” — by Tejasvi Nagaraja Spread the word — stay tuned — get in touch!
David Walker published An Appeal to the Colored Citizens of the World in pamphlet form in 1829. It's one of the most important and influential abolitionist texts in U.S. history. Yet, very few people have actually read it and many people don't know who Walker was especially among young people.
Pete Hegseth is bringing back spectacle lynching
Diplomacy would become possible again if we recognized that US–China conflict was driven by a system that just wasn’t practical rather than by the perfidy of either side. We could start talking about how to reform the global economy so it works for North and South alike. 2/
Henry Morgenthau, Bretton Woods 1944: "Economic aggression can have no other offspring than war. It is as dangerous as it is futile. We know now that economic conflict must develop when nations endeavor separately to deal with economic ills which are international in scope."
"Amazon workers at four delivery and sorting warehouses in Germany are organizing to make every minute count. They’re demanding that Amazon pay them for every minute of work, saying in a petition that the company is stealing their time." Important reporting by @lfelizleon.bsky.social
📣 Oct 28 event in L.A. 📣
Tejasvi Nagaraja in conversation with Robin DG Kelley
UCLA event on — “Troop Movements: Labor, Race, and Global Freedom Struggles in America’s World War II”
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📣 Oct 25 event in Chicago 📣
Tejasvi Nagaraja in conversation with Gabriel Winant
Pilsen Books event on — “Troop Movements: Labor, Race, and Global Freedom Struggles in America’s World War II”
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Expertise is still a thing.
📣 Oct 25 event in Chicago 📣
Tejasvi Nagaraja in conversation with Gabriel Winant
Pilsen Books event on — “Troop Movements: Labor, Race, and Global Freedom Struggles in America’s World War II”
📕 🗣️
📣 Oct 28 event in L.A. 📣
Tejasvi Nagaraja in conversation with Robin DG Kelley
UCLA event on — “Troop Movements: Labor, Race, and Global Freedom Struggles in America’s World War II”
📕 🗣️
It was awesome to talk about my new book TROOP MOVEMENTS — with the brilliant Stuart Schrader.
This short article does a nice job — capturing the book and our conversation about it. Check it out!
AHR published my review essay — on Juliet Nebolon’s book ‘Settler Militarism’. Such work helps us to study war’s stakes — from social reproduction to Indigenous rights. ‘WW2 was a container for a multipolar nexus of struggles. Its dynamics set the stage for contentions, since...’
“In Troop Movements, Tejasvi Nagaraja explains how this mobilization for world war—involving soldiers and defense workers—provided an opportunity for entangled experiences and alliances across race, class, and global concerns.” - Penn Press
#1u — ‘Troop Movements’
Everything we've been warning about for years re: policing is playing out globally.
Thrilled to announce that Captive Cosmopolitans has won the Transatlantic Studies/Cambridge University Press Book Prize! Thanks so much to the committee for this honor!
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