Positions
Publications in VIVO
Eric Odell Oakley
Publications
presentations
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presentation
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American Voyagers in the Lawless Pacific, 1802-1811,
North Carolina Association of Historians Annual Meeting 2025
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An "Essential Project": The American Founders and the Pacific Ocean,
North Carolina Association of Historians 2025
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American Voyagers in the Lawless Pacific, 1788-1817,
North Carolina Maritime History Council Annual Conference 2024
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Rogue Waves: The Unruly Career of Lady Washington in the Colonial Pacific,
North Carolina Maritime History Council Annual Conference 2024
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Blood on the Water, or the Lost Voyage of the Butterworth Squadron,
Southeast World History Association 2024
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Colonial Charleston's Economic Entanglements with British North America and the Global Economy,
Baltic Connections Conference 2024
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'The Season': Time, Trade, and Ecocide in the North Pacific,
Finnish Maritime History Days 2024
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Robert Pringle and Globalization in Colonial South Carolina,
North Carolina Maritime History Council Annual Conference 2023
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New Faculty Meet & Greet,
STEM@Starlight 2023
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Tar and the Development of Colonial Carolina,
Baltic Connections Conference 2023
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'The Season': Time, Trade, and Ecocide in the North Pacific,
Finnish Economic History Seminar 2023
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Boston's Pivot to the Pacific,
World Economic History Congress 2022
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The Baubles of Boston: The Throughput of an Evolving Empire in the Pacific,
Economic History Seminar 2022
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Triangulating on Trade: Digital Methods and the Improvement of Sources in Maritime History,
Baltic Connections Conference 2022
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New Perspectives on Global Maritime History,
Southeast World History Association 2021
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Dividing the Great Ocean: The Development of Commercial Spheres in the Imperial Pacific, 1785-1825,
Economic and Business History Society Conference 2021
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The Rise and Fall of the American Sandalwood Trade, 1790-1832,
Southeast World History Association 2020
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Sindbad's Way: Simulating Indian Ocean History in the Classroom,
Kennesaw World History Workshop 2020
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Brining the World Alive: A Simulation Workshop in World History,
Southeast World History Association 2019
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These Beautiful Isles: Islands as Commercial Outposts in the Age of Sail,
Economic and Business History Society Conference 2019
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Boston: America's First Pacific Port,
GSU Spring Conference on Global and Economic History 2019
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The World at Our Fingertips: Modeling World History through Shared Digital Media,
Southeast World History Association 2018
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Simulation Laboratory: Tools, Text, and Technique,
North Carolina Association for the Gifted and Talented Annual Conference 2015
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Rage for War: The Pacific Fur Trade, Imperial Rivalries, and America's First Foreign Policy Crisis, 1789-90,
Appalachian Spring Conference in Economics and History 2014
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