Crafting Cultural Commodities in a Global Age: Market Regulation, Empire, and the Struggle to Defend “French” Wine in the Early Twentieth Century

Friday, August 28 2015, 2pm

101 LeConte Hall

Elizabeth Heath is an historian of Modern France and the French Empire, her research focuses on colonialism, globalization, and everyday life in France and the French empire.

Research Area:

Europe-Modern

Capitalism and Economics

Imperialism & Colonialism

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Crafting Cultural Commodities in a Global Age: Market Regulation, Empire, and the Struggle to Defend “French” Wine in the Early Twentieth Century

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