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RESEARCH ARTICLES forthcoming in E&H
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Fast Track articles should be cited using the DOI in the following form:
Smith, J. 2018. Article title, Environment and History Ahead of Print, DOI xxxxxxxx.
Papers are removed from this list after final publication in a specific journal issue. As there is now only a short delay between acceptance and Ahead of Print publication we are no longer posting authors’ pre-copyediting versions on the WHP website. Authors remain free to self-archive their accepted papers.
George Vlachos, ‘A Lost Macedonian Ecosystem: The Land Reclamation and Politicisation of the Philippi Marshes in Interwar Greece‘ accepted 19/7/2023
Jennifer Eaglin, ‘The Water Origins of Brazil’s Nuclear Energy Infrastructure’ accepted 4/8/2023
E. de Oliveira, A.C. Sequeira, P.M. Fernandes and M.C. Colaço, ‘The Use of Vegetation Fire in Portugal: Historical Legislative and Normative Analysis’ accepted 27/9/2023
Gergely Kunt, ‘Equality Drowned in Thermal Water – Environmental Racism and Antisemitism in the Context of Tourism-Centred Modernisation in Interwar North-East Hungary‘ accepted 23/10/2023
Kata Tóth, ‘Invisible Mountains? The Eastern and Southern Carpathians and their Environmental History (14th–17th Centuries)‘ accepted 5/1/2024
Martí Serra Riera, ‘The making of the antinuclear movement in the Bay of Biscay: similar movements in different contexts‘ accepted 14/11/2023
Chung Hang Vincent Ho and Tsz Wing Novem Ho, ‘The Beauty of Our Hills Is Being Sacrificed’: Afforestation, Forestry and Colonial Environmentalism in British Hong Kong‘ accepted 13/11/2023
Jahzeel Aguilera Lara and Pedro Urquijo Torres, ‘Cosmopolitics and Environmental History. Towards a Multinatural Approach‘ accepted 26/10/2023
Rahul Ranjan, ‘A British Military Engineer, the Ganga and the Spectre of Control in Colonial Northern India (1839–1854)‘ accepted 7/11/2023
Aarthi Sridhar, ‘Science, Law and the Raj: Cultural Fields of Fish(y) Fact‘ accepted 19/12/2023
Henrice Altink, ‘Making Tourism Sustainable? Environment and Resort Tourism in Negril, Jamaica, 1970s–2002‘ accepted 16/01/2024
Tiphaine Robert, ‘Political Acceptance of Dangerous Technology: The Example of Leaded Petrol through the Case Study of Switzerland (1921–1970)‘ accepted 19/02/2024
Kristian Mennen, ‘Agency under German Occupation: Conservationist Policy-Making in The Netherlands, 1940–1945‘ accepted 27/02/2024
David Clayton and Florence Mok, ‘Bad Weather and State-Building: Effective Urban Water Management during a Drought in Colonial Hong Kong, 1963–1964’ accepted 29/02/2024
Lachlan Fleetwood, ‘The ‘Mystery’ of Lop Nor: Empire, Geographical ‘Problems’ and Climate Change on the Silk Roads‘ accepted 22/04/2024
Bo Poulsen and Camilla Andersen, ‘Seasonal Migrants and Traditional Ecological Knowledge in a Region of Risk: The Pulse Seine Fisheries in Limfjorden, Denmark, c.1740–1860’ accepted 4/07/2024
Felix Mauch, ‘A River Runs through It: Disaster Mobilities of an Elbe Island’ accepted 18/07/2024
Emma C. Moesswilde, ‘Practising Cold Weather: English Agricultural Discourse and Memory, 1739–1800’ accepted 22/07/2024
Nicholas Pitt, ‘Meat, livestock and the colonial project in 1830s and 1840s Australia – the frontier, the city and the colonial imagination’ accepted 31/07/2024
Stéphane Castonguay, ‘”How About the Threatened Timber Famine”. Timber Merchants, Wood Shortage and Global Surveys on Timber Production and Consumption’ accepted 14/08/2024
Fiona Probyn-Rapsey and Lynette Russell, ‘Tools, Troops or Escapees? Cattle Trafficking in the Early Years of the Colony of New South Wales, Australia’ accepted 3/09/2024
Andrew Flack and Alice Would, ‘Echo Worlds and Mole-Thinking: Imagining the Nocturnal Sensorium in Nineteenth- and Twentieth-Century Scientific Investigations’ accepted 23/10/2024
Lena Ferriday, ‘A Sense of Class: Representations of Embodiment in Cornwall’s Subterranean Environments, ca. 1850–1910’ accepted 23/10/2024
BOOK REVIEWS
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Richard W. Judd
Democratic Spaces: Land Preservation in New England, 1850–2010
KARL NYCKLEMOE
David Fedman, Eleana J. Kim and Albert L. Park (eds)
Forces of Nature: New Perspectives on Korean Environments
ANNE WHITEHOUSE
Cristina Brito
Humans and Aquatic Animals in Early Modern America and Africa
MATTHEW PLISHKA
Edward Dallam Melillo, Ryan Tucker Jones, and James Beattie (eds)
Migrant Ecologies: Environmental Histories of the Pacific World
CHARLES DAWSON
Milica Prokić and Pavla Simkova (eds)
Entire of Itself? Towards an Environmental History of Islands
JOANA GASPAR DE FREITAS
Daniel Macfarlane
Natural Allies: Environment, Energy, and the History of US–Canada Relations
SEAN KHERAJ
Richard C. Hoffmann
The Catch: An Environmental History of European Fisheries
DARIA AGEEVA
Marcy Norton
The Tame and the Wild: People and Animals after 1492
JIM VAN DER MEULEN
Olive Heffernan
The High Seas: Greed, Power and the Battle for the Unclaimed Ocean
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Corey Ross
Liquid Empire: Water and Power in the Colonial World
AILISH LALOR
Giulio Boccaletti
Water: A Biography
MARIANNE KJELLÉN