29.3 - Environmental History

Special Issue

Knoll, Martin: Hunting in the eighteenth century: an environmental history perspective.
MacLennan, Carol: The mark of sugar: Hawai'i's eco-industrial heritage.
Oslund, Karen: Protecting fat mammals or carnivorous humans?: towards an environmental history of whales.
Beattie, James: Rethinking science, religion and nature in environmental history: drought in early twentieth-century New Zealand.
Bolotova, Alla: Colonization of nature in the Soviet Union: state ideology, public discourse, and the experience of geologists.
Bauerkämper, Arnd: The industrialization of agriculture and its consequences for the natural environment: an inter-German comparative perspective.
Nehring, Holger: Cold War, apocalypse and peaceful atoms: interpretations of nuclear energy in the British and West German anti-nuclear weapons movements, 1955-1964.
Uekötter, Frank: The old conservation history - and the new: an argument for fresh perspectives on an established topic.
Hunger, Ina; Sparkes, Andrew; Stelter, Reinhard: Qualitative methods in sport sciences: a special FQS issue.
Doliger, Cédric: The Easterlin Hypothesis.