Die Abwassergeschichte - Jan van den Noort

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David Pinder, Southampton University
David Matless, University of Nottingham
George Revill, Oxford Brookes
University
Vivien Lovell, Public Art Commissions
Agency
Malcolm Miles, Chelsea College of
Art and Design
Information on cost etc contact
Tim Hall, Dept of Geography and
Geology, Cheltenham and Gloucester
College of Higher Education,
Francis Close Hall, Cheltenham,
GL50 4AZ
Lyn Roberts
E-mail L1roberts@plymouth.ac.uk
Tel 00 44 1392 475027 Fax: 00
44 1392 475012
OnSite/InSight: Humanity,
Nature, and Time
Symposium on Landscape History
June 22 to 24, 1996
Th e Penn State Scanticon Conference
Center Hotel State College,
Pennsylvania a continuing and distance
education service of the College
of Arts and Architecture
Introductory panel
What are the many sides of landscape
history? Th is session will begin the
process of acquainting symposium participants
with the many ways that land-
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scape history is studied, the avenues of
intervention with the physical expressions
of landscape history, and the ways
that landscape history serves as an inspiration
in art or literature. Th is panel
will present a variety of approaches and
invite interdisciplinary dialog.
Keynote speaker: Internationally renowned
cultural geographer Wilber
Zelinsky will present new research,
based on years of observation, which
begins to explain the growth of popular
and academic interest in landscape
over the past several decades.
For more information about program
content: Daniel J. Nadenicek
Director, Center for Studies
in Landscape Architecture Th e
Pennsylvania State University 218
Engineering Unit D University
Park PA 16802-1429
E-mail: djn7@psu.edu
Milieugeschiedenis en
middeleeuwen
Internationaal wetenschappelijk congres
betreff ende de Europese middeleeuwen
te Leeds 8-11 juli 1996
Sessie Th e Burgundian and Habsburg
Netherlands
Petra J.E.M. van Dam, Fishing policy
and fi shermen in the Netherlands:
an example of environmental history
during the Habsburg age
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contactblad van de
stichting net werk voor de
geschiedenis van hygiëne en milieu
redactie: myriam d a r u
webversie: jan van den n o o r t
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Net Werk 51 - juni 1996
Sessie Environmental History in the
Middle Ages: approaches, sources,
problems
Gerhard Jaritz , Medieval use of
classical agricultural knowledge:
environmental aspects
Verena Winiwarter, Th e political
economy of the Tuscany ecosystem:
a tale of emerging complexity
Ekke Weis, Frozen lakes, woods and
pilgrims: on the representation
of environment in hagiographic
sources, especially from Scandinavia.
Inlichtingen:
Drs M.M. Woesthuis,
Rijksuniversiteit Groningen CO-
MERS, Oude Boteringestraat 23,
Postbus 716. 9700 AS Groningen
tel. 050-637261 fax. 050-637263.
3e Internationale conferentie
stedengeschiedenis
Cities in Eastern and Western Europe
Central European University,
Budapest 29th-31st August 1996
European Association of Urban
Historians
Hier volgt een selectie van sessies
uit het voorlopige programma van
deze conferentie, met papers waarvan
de thematiek passend is bij de
inhoud van Net Werk.
Th is conference of the European
Association of Urban Historians
follows successful conferences in
Amsterdam (1992) and Strasbourg
(1994). It is open to scholars interested
in all aspects of the European
city from the Early Modern time to
the 20th century.
3. Th e European city and energy
/EM, MOD/ Organiser: Dieter
Schott (Germany) 30th Aug, 9-
12.30
Joachim Radkau (Germany): Th e
Riddle of Urban Food Supply in
Pre-industrial Times
Morris A. Pierce (USA): Th e Development
of Large Heating
Systems in European Cities from
the Fourteenth Century
Daniel Blouin (France): Energetic
Alternatives and the Heating Issue
in Paris, 1789-1940
Bill Luckin (United Kingdom):
Country, Town and Metropolis:
Th e Formation of a “Smoke Problem”
in London, 1800-1870
Uwe Kuhl (Germany): Anfänge
städtischer Elektrifi zierung in
Deutschland und Frankreich
Jean Lorcin (France): Le “Socialisme
Municipal” et L’électrifi cation
des villes francaises: frein ou accélérateur?
Le cas de Saint-Etienne
Gerhard Melinz (Austria): Gas
und Elektrizität als Elemente
städtischer Leistungsverwaltung?
Kommunalisierungsprozesse und
strategien in Wien, Prag und
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