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Carrie Mott

University of Louisville

H-index: 9

North America-United States

About Carrie Mott

Carrie Mott, With an exceptional h-index of 9 and a recent h-index of 8 (since 2020), a distinguished researcher at University of Louisville, specializes in the field of settler colonialism, whiteness, the US West, reclamation, historical geography.

His recent articles reflect a diverse array of research interests and contributions to the field:

Anticolonial Mapping and the 1877 Nez Perce War

Antiracist Pedagogy through Historical Archives: A Geographic Approach

“The Last Victims of the Indian War”: Celilo Falls, the Dalles Dam, and Infrastructural Colonization

Theft: Grave robbery, territorial conquest, and irrigation

Understanding how hatred persists: situating digital harassment in the long history of white supremacy

Building relationships within difference: An anarcha-feminist approach to the micropolitics of solidarity

Carrie Mott Information

University	University of Louisville
Position	Assistant Professor The
Citations(all)	646
Citations(since 2020)	500
Cited By	348
hIndex(all)	9
hIndex(since 2020)	8
i10Index(all)	8
i10Index(since 2020)	8
Email	Access Email
University Profile Page	University of Louisville
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Carrie Mott Skills & Research Interests

settler colonialism

whiteness

the US West

reclamation

historical geography

Top articles of Carrie Mott

Title	Journal	Author(s)	Publication Date
Anticolonial Mapping and the 1877 Nez Perce War	GeoHumanities	Carrie Mott	2024/4/13
Antiracist Pedagogy through Historical Archives: A Geographic Approach	Journal of Geography	Carrie Mott	2024/3/12
“The Last Victims of the Indian War”: Celilo Falls, the Dalles Dam, and Infrastructural Colonization	Annals of the American Association of Geographers	Carrie Mott	2024/1/2
Theft: Grave robbery, territorial conquest, and irrigation	Environment and Planning E: Nature and Space	Carrie Mott	2022
Understanding how hatred persists: situating digital harassment in the long history of white supremacy	Gender, Place & Culture	Carrie Mott Daniel Cockayne	2021/11/2
Building relationships within difference: An anarcha-feminist approach to the micropolitics of solidarity		Carrie Mott	2020/6/9