My name is Alex Elkins. I got my Ph.D. in History from Temple University in December 2017. I currently live in Metro Detroit. I teach as a Lecturer at the University of Michigan in Ann Arbor, and I work full-time as a union organizer for the Lecturers’ Employee Organization.
My dissertation is titled, “Battle of the Corner: Urban Policing and Rioting in the United States, 1943-1971.” If you’d like a copy, please contact me by leaving a comment below.
I’d like a copy of yr diss. I’m also interested in citations re the Cincinnati material in your 2015 Jacobin piece. I am writing a book called My White Body: An Institutional History. The first two chapters (completed) are set in Cincinnati, but I’d love to add to the narrative, re the 1967 rebellion.
Thanks!
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Hi Dr. Elkins, I’d love a copy of your diss. I’m writing about contemporary counter-surveillance and sousveillance and would love to see what you’ve dug up about pre-Black Panthers cop-fighting and cop watching.
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Hi Alex,
I’d love to read a copy of your dissertation. Also please let me know if your ever in Philadelphia
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Dr. Elkins,
I’d very much to read your dissertation for a book project I’m working on.
Thank you for your important work!
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Working on my own dissertation and would love a copy of yours.
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