William Gervase Clarence-Smith was formerly co-director of the Commodities of History project, and is now the Africa and Asia Liaison. He is Emeritus Professor of History at SOAS (School of Oriental and African Studies), University of London, and Fellow of the Royal Historical Society. His research explores the history of agriculture, animals, manufacturing, diasporas, slavery and sexuality, with special reference to Islam.
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- The Everyday Lives of Ancient Colombians
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- Exploring the historical geography of the Nilgiri cinchona plantations
- Peanuts and economic dependence in French West Africa
- Threads of Empire
- The Sugar Industries of Cuba and Java
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- The Director’s Correspondence Project
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