Shane Hamilton
@shamilto.bsky.social
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Historian, swimmer, reader. Also a Reader. Agribusiness, strategy, sustainable food systems.
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shamilto.bsky.social
I just bought every vinyl I could find of Ezra Collective. Watch the Glastonbury performance if you can, they are not only amazing musicians but amazing people.
shamilto.bsky.social
Why have professors if they can’t profess?
shamilto.bsky.social
Strongly disagree. I have a rubric that is carefully designed to encourage students to explore ideas independently, with clear expectations laid out for how to achieve high marks. All the questions I receive suggest that students are unfamiliar with the degree of freedom I give them.
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entandsoc.bsky.social
We are delighted to publish this Roundtable Review of Richard Langlois' "The Corporation and the Twentieth Century: The History of American Business Enterprise." Contributions from Alexander Field, Brian Cheffins, Laura Phillips-Sawyer, Naomi Lamoureaux & Dan Raff:
www.cambridge.org/core/journal...
Roundtable Review | Enterprise & Society | Cambridge Core
Roundtable Review
www.cambridge.org
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andrewpopp.bsky.social
Really excited to see this compelling Roundtable Review of Richard Langlois' "The Corporation and the Twentieth Century: The History of American Business Enterprise" now out online at @entandsoc.bsky.social!
entandsoc.bsky.social
We are delighted to publish this Roundtable Review of Richard Langlois' "The Corporation and the Twentieth Century: The History of American Business Enterprise." Contributions from Alexander Field, Brian Cheffins, Laura Phillips-Sawyer, Naomi Lamoureaux & Dan Raff:
www.cambridge.org/core/journal...
Roundtable Review | Enterprise & Society | Cambridge Core
Roundtable Review
www.cambridge.org
shamilto.bsky.social
One of my favorite lyrics of Waits/Brennan: Come down off the cross / We could use the wood. Feels more relevant now than ever, which I suppose it always will.
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nelsonhist.bsky.social
Radical tariff changes put the US into depression in 1819, 1893 & 1929. Hasty executive action did so in 1837. Buckle up #NationofDeadbeats
shamilto.bsky.social
As an expat this is doubly ironically true
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uoysbs.bsky.social
🍊 Why is orange juice "super weird?" Asks @philedwardsinc.bsky.social, after "stumbling across" the work of business historian, @shamilto.bsky.social, whose work on the "cold capitalism" of frozen concentrated orange juice inspired this YouTube video: www.youtube.com/watch?v=9wSQ... #YorkResearch
Frozen orange juice is actually super weird
YouTube video by Phil Edwards
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entandsoc.bsky.social
Only two days now until @businesshistoryc.bsky.social annual meeting 2025. Alas, @entandsoc.bsky.social editor @andrewpopp.bsky.social can't make it this year but the journal will be well represented by associate editors @sharonannmurphy.bsky.social, @shamilto.bsky.social, Ai Hisano & Andrea Lluch!
businesshistoryc.bsky.social
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📅 Event Date: March 13–15, 2025
📍 Location: Atlanta, Georgia
🌐 Program: https://buff.ly/4grwtcO
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#BHC2025 #BizHis
shamilto.bsky.social
I am less worried about the cloud, more that Home Office knows exactly where I am in realtime whether I travel or not. Not that I do anything interesting other than promote basic social justice, but it is worrisome that Neo-nazis who are British by birth can avoid such surveillance.
shamilto.bsky.social
“regular cycling cut the risk of death from any cause by 41%”
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I found that my love for Big Brother deepened tremendously in the process
shamilto.bsky.social
It’s not stored in the cloud, it’s on the chip they secretly implant in your brain while you are putting your toiletries in the ziploc bag
shamilto.bsky.social
Yeah, as an adult with a US passport that’s exactly how it happens. Very simple.
shamilto.bsky.social
Yes, several times. No problems at all.
shamilto.bsky.social
My family has no quirks. Other than their insistence on having at least two shakers of shichimi togarashi seasoning on the table at all times.
shamilto.bsky.social
Yes, much hinges on what one means by a "free market"! Which is a theme I discuss in some detail in the book, not fully covered in the podcast.
shamilto.bsky.social
Was surprised to learn Freakonomics has republished the 2019 episode, “How the Supermarket Helped America Win the Cold War,” focused on my book, Supermarket U.S.A: Food and Power in The Cold War Farms Race. You can listen and find the transcript on their website here.
How the Supermarket Helped America Win the Cold War - Freakonomics
How the Supermarket Helped America Win the Cold War - Freakonomics
freakonomics.com
shamilto.bsky.social
I’m pretty sure I’m not a middle class woman of a certain age, but I am also pretty sure blaming others for your own egregious behavior is not a good PR strategy, nor does it meet basic ethical standards www.theguardian.com/tv-and-radio...
Outrage as Gregg Wallace calls accusers ‘middle-class women of a certain age’
BBC faces questions after revelations that it received complaints about MasterChef star over period of 12 years
www.theguardian.com