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勛圖惇蹋 College
Management and Business Department
Jonathon Lohnes with a pink shirt and arms crossed

Jonathan Lohnes

Contact Information & Background

Assistant Professor;
Department of Management & Business
jmlohnes@skidmore.edu
Phone: 518-580-5035
Office: PMH 253

Vitae
Curriculum Vitae

Education

  • Postdoc: Washington University School of Medicine in St. Louis, Department of Surgery, Division of Public Health Science (Medical Anthropology & Critical Global Health)
  • PhD: Cornell University (History, Ottoman Empire & Modern Middle East)
  • MA: Cornell University (History, Ottoman Empire & Modern Middle East)
  • MA: SUNY Binghamton (History, Ottoman Empire & Modern Middle East)
  • BA: University of Memphis (Political Science)

Courses

  • MB 306: Foundations of Business in the International Environment

Research Areas

  • Intersections of Business History & Public Health Science in Southern Africa
  • Occupational Malignancies in the Zambian Extractive Sector (Formal & Informal)
  • Colonial & Postcolonial Medicine
  • State Formation in the Modern Middle East & North Africa
  • Geopolitical Economy

Teaching Interests

  • International Economics & Politics
  • Political Ecology
  • Social Scientific Approaches to Biomedicine

Publications

  • Jonathan Lohnes, Libyan Provincialization and the Invention of Ottoman Africa, Eurasian Studies 21/2 (2024): 206231
  • Jonathan Lohnes, Reluctant Militants: Colonialism, Territory, and Sanusi Resistance on the Ottoman-Saharan Frontier, Journal of Historical Sociology 34/3 (2021): 466478
  • Jonathan Lohnes, Excerpts from Bashir Sadawi, The Horrors of Italian Fascist Colonialism in Tripolitania and Cyrenaica, Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars, Digital Archival Collection: Global Histories of the Twentieth-Century Middle East and North Africa (GIMENA)
  • Mostafa Minawi and Jonathan Lohnes, Excerpts from Sadik Azmzade, Voyage to Abyssinia, Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars, Digital Archival Collection: Global Histories of the Twentieth-Century Middle East and North Africa (GIMENA).