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Special Issue: ‘The influence of
trade on local ecosystems’
Guest-editor: Dr Petra J.E.M. van
Dam, History Department, Vrije
Universiteit, De Boelelaan 1105,
1081 HV Amsterdam, The Netherlands.
email:svlinder@bart.nl
Edited by Petra van Dam, the May
2001 issue of Environment and
History will deal with a new and
challenging theme in environmental
history: how does long-distance
trade affect ecosystems at the local
level Important questions include
the increasing distance over time
between producing and consuming
centres and how this separation
leads to the ever more far-reaching
influence of the consumption centres.
The special issue will contain
articles first presented as papers on
a workshop on this theme that took
place in Amsterdam in 1999. Subjects
include, among others: how
did the demand for peat in the cities
of Flanders lead to the devastation
of peat bogs in Holland in Medieval
and Early Modern times How did
the increasing demand for water for
irrigation purposes influence the
condition of big rivers in the United
States How was the population of
the Arctic seas influenced by the demand
for whale products
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Environmental History (VS)
Vol. 5, No. 4 (October 2000)
Donald J. Pisani, “Beyond the
Hundredth Meridian: Nationalizing
the History of Water in the
United States,” 466-482.
James Reardon-Anderson, “Changes
in Land Use and Society in Manchuria
and Inner Mongolia during
the Qing Dynasty,” 483-502.
William R. Dickinson, ‘Changing
Times: The Holocene Legacy,’
503-530.
John J. Little, “A Wilderness Apprenticeship:
Olaus Murie in Canada,
1914-1915 and 1917,” 531-544.
Mark Cioc et al, “Environmental
History Writing in Southern Europe,”
545-556.
Vol. 6, No. 1 (January 2001)
Thomas M. McCarthy, “The Coming
Wonder: Early Environmental
Concerns about the Automobile.”
Petra J. E. M. van Dam, “Sinking
Peat Bogs: Environmental
Change in Holland, 1350-1550.”
Justin B. Reich, “Recreating the Wilderness:
Shaping Narratives and Landscapes
in Shenandoah National Park.”
Juan Garcia La Torre, Andres
Sanchez Picon, en Jesus Garcia
Latorre, “The Man-Made Desert:
Effects of Economic and Demographic
Growth on the Ecosystem
of the Arid Southeastern Spain.”
John Sandlos, “From the Outside
Looking In: Aesthetics, Politics
and Wildlife Conservation in the
Canadian North.”
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Amazon, Boeknet enz.
Agnoletti M. en Anderson S.,
Methods and approaches in forest
history, (Wallingford and
New York: CAB International,
2000).
--- (ed.) Forest History: International
Studies on Socioeconomic
and Forest Ecosystem Change,
(Wallingford/New York: CAB Internationa,
2000).
Agostoni, Claudia, ‘Sanitation and
public works in late nineteenth
century, Mexico City’, Quipu,
jrg. 12 (1999, may-aug.) 2, pp.
187-201.
Andrews, Richard N. L., ‘Managing
the environment, managing ourselves
: a history of American environmental
policy’, (New Haven
; London: Yale University Press,
1999), ISBN 0300073585 (cloth
: alk. paper); 0300077955 (pbk. :
alk. paper), xiii, 463 blz.
Anker, Peder Johan, The Ecology of
Nations: British Imperial Sciences
of Nature, 1895-1945, PhD
Harvard University, Department
of the History of Science (1999)
Baldwin, Peter, Contagion and
the State in Europe 1830-1930,
(Cambridge: Cambridge University
Press, 1999).
Barbour, Jon Marc, Public health
implications of late eighteenth
and early nineteenth century
hard rock milling practices in
Boulder County, Colorado, PhD
University of California, Davis
(1999) 313 blz. UMI Pub No:
9925721.
Barrett, F. A., Disease & geography
: the history of an idea, (Toronto,
Ont.: York University, Atkinson
College, 2000) Geographical
monographs, nr. 23, xv, 571 blz.
Bartholomew, R., Wessely,S., ‘Epidemic
hysteria in Virginia : the
case of the phantom gasser of
1933-1934’, Southern medical
journal, jrg. 92 (1999, Aug.) 8,
pp. 762-769.
Barton, Gregory Allen, Empire forestry
and the origins of conservationism
and environmentalism:
1855-1939, PhD Northwestern
University (1999) 214 blz. Adviser:
Heyck, T. W. UMI Pub No:
9932133.
Baumüller, B., U. Kuder en T.
Zoglauer (eds.) Inszenierte Natur.
Landschaftskunst im 19.
und 20. Jahrhundert, (Stuttgart:
DVA, 1997), ISBN 3-421-
03130-4, 207 blz. ƒ 65,60.
Bonhomme, Brian, Forests, peasants,
and revolutionaries: Forest
conservation in Soviet Russia,
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