Sarah Milov

Photo of Sarah MilovPhoto | Shane LinSarah Milov is Assistant Professor of History at the University of Virginia. A former fellow of the Virginia Foundation for the Humanities, she has written on the tobacco industry, the rise of e-cigarettes, and the grassroots fight to battle climate change. Her research explores how organized interest groups and everyday Americans influence government policy.

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Cover: The Cigarette: A Political HistoryThe Cigarette: A Political HistoryMilov, SarahPAPERBACK10/12/2021$24.00
Cover: The Cigarette: A Political HistoryThe Cigarette: A Political HistoryMilov, SarahHARDCOVER10/02/2019$38.00
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