Notes on Contributors
Preface
Introduction S.Sörlin& P.Warde
PART I: THE RISE OF THE ENVIRONMENTAL
Imperialism and Environmental Change: Unearthing the Origins and Evolution of Global Environmental History; R.Grove& V.Damodaran
Habitat, Possession and Community: Reflections on the History of Conservation Ideas; B.Adams
The Field of Action: Agriculture and the Defining of the Environment in Pre-Industrial Europe; P.Warde
The Global Warming That Did Not Happen: Historicizing Glaciology and Climate Change; S.Sörlin
Genealogies of the Ecological Moment: Planning, Complexity and the Emergence of 'the Environment' as Politics in West Germany, 1949-1982; H.Nehring
PART II: HISTORY AND THE ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCES
The Environmental History of Mountain Regions; R.Dodgshon
Interdisciplinary Conversations: the Collective Model; A.Davies
New Science for Sustainability in an Ancient Land; L.Robin
PART III: MAKING SPACE: ENVIRONMENTS AND THEIR CONTEXTS
Fifty-four, Forty, or Fight? Writing within and across Boundaries in North American Environmental History; M.Evenden& G.Wynn
Modernity and the Politics of Waste in Britain; T.Cooper
Why Intensity? Reflections on Long-Term Changes to Chinese Farming and the Institutional Steering of Modifications to the Environment; M.Elvin
'The pernicious calamities that occasion...hunger': Climate Variability and Social Vulnerability in Colonial Mexico; G.Endfield
PART IV: 'THINGS HUMAN'
Destiny and Decision: Taking the Lifeworld Seriously in Environmental History; K.Hastrup
Afterword; P.Burke
Index
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