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RESEARCH ARTICLES forthcoming in E&H
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Viktor Pál and Josef M. Djordjevski, ‘The Enchanted Dollar Bill’: The Environmental History of Socialist Tourism in Hungary and Yugoslavia accepted 21/10/2024
Margaret Cook and Sue Jackson, ‘Eradicating Waste in the Making of the Lower River Murray, Australia, 1880–1940‘ accepted 9/11/2024
K. Stibral, V. Faktorová and M. Hořejší, ‘Environmental Disasters and Place-Based Identity Formation: The Windstorm of 1870 and the 150-Year Czech Relationship with the Bohemian Forest’ accepted 04/12/2024
Joseph Seeley, ‘Remaking Nature at North Korea’s West Sea Barrage’ accepted 14/01/2025
Caroline Ford, ‘The Sound of Paris: An Environmental History of Noise in the City of Light ‘ accepted 22/01/2025
Alexis Rider, ‘(Re)Making Svalbard’s Marble Island: Marketing the Sublime and Mythologising the More-Than-Human’ accepted 27/01/2025
Richard Jones, ‘Excremental Flows: Manchester Corporation’s ‘Dung Hill Scheme’ and the Rampton Manor Estate, Nottinghamshire, 1892’ accepted 28/01/2025
Nilüfer Alkan Günay and Firat Yaşa, ‘From Zibil to Mezbele: Social Order, Garbage and Officials in Early Modern Ottoman Bursa’ accepted 31/01/2025
Santiago Gorostiza, Alejandro Pérez-Olivares, Daniel Oviedo Silva and José María Sánchez Laforet, ‘The Long Shadow of the Pines: Vegetation in the Birth, Destruction and Reconstruction of Madrid’s University City (1927–1956)’ accepted 8/02/2025
Kristin Brig-Ortiz, ‘Water, Race and Power: Hydro-Normativity and Urban Water Surveillance in the Cape Colony and Natal, 1830–1899’ accepted 15/04/2025
Kati Lindström and Achim Klüppelberg, ‘A Fishy Tale of the Nuclear Power Plant Never Built in Estonia: An Envirotechnical History of Energy, Fish, Land and Water Resources Planning at Lake Võrtsjärv’ accepted 22/04/2025
Adam Sundberg, ‘Translating Algae into Policy: Introduced Marine Pests and the Emergence of Australian Ballast Water Management, 1970–1990’ accepted 5/05/2025
Rithma Kreie Engelbreth Larsen, ‘The Contested History of the Ecological Indian Trope: Politics of Knowledge in Conservation Science and Anthropology 1990–2000‘, accepted 23/06/2025
Claudia Leal, ‘Tenacious: An Alternative History of Dogs‘ accepted 8/07/2025
Lars von Felten-Kury, ‘Wildlife Corridors: Animal Mobilities and Environmental Infrastructure in the Straits Settlements, c.1870s–1920s‘, accepted 18/07/2025
Koldo Trapaga-Monchet and Raúl Romero-Calcerrada, ‘Multifunctional Landscapes in Central Mainland Portugal: The Royal Administration of Almeirim and Sustainable Land Use from the Fourteenth to the Sixteenth Century’, accepted 06/08/2025
Caizhou Cui, ‘The Treatment of Smog in Britain in the Second Half of the Twentieth Century’, accepted 01/09/2025
Chris Halsted, ‘Germany’s Feral Rheas: Colonialism, Rewilding, and Deep History in the Schaalsee Biosphere Reserve’, accepted 04/09/2025
Wout Saelens, ‘Energy, Ecology and Gender in the Middle-Class Home of the Eighteenth-Century Low Countries’, accepted 08/09/2025
Barbora Buzássyová, ‘Technocratic Environmentalism in Socialist Science Diplomacy: Czechoslovak Geologists and the Evolution of the International Geological Correlation Programme (1972–1989)’ accepted 08/09/2025
Jackie Erlon-Baurjan, ‘The Fugitive Steppe: Climate and Colonialism on the Kazakh Steppe, 1860–1916’ accepted 02/10/2025
Beth Wittmann and Deborah Garrity, ‘Sick of the city: Unpacking the fat body politics of wilderness’ accepted 07/10/2025
Laura Valls, ‘Wearing Wild Birds. Global Skins, Parisian Exhibitions and the Business of Naturalists (1870–1910)’ accepted 08/10/2025
Wanda Marcussen, ‘Coastal Commons in Times of Crisis: The Role of the Traditional Oslofjord Fisheries in Mitigating the 1740–1743 Famine’ accepted 09/10/2025
Björn Billing, ‘Visualising Icebergs: Early Modern Depictions, ca 1570–1770’ accepted 05/11/2025
Iris Borowy, ‘War: Wasting at another Pace’ accepted 05/11/2025
Sean D. Lawrence, ‘Water’s Worth: Reconsidering Deutsche Bank’s 1907 Konya Plain Irrigation Project’ accepted 19/11/2025
Nivedita Nath, ‘Landscapes of Caste Exclusion: Rethinking Forests and Fields in South Asian Environmental History’ accepted 24/11/2025
Dipsikha Acharya, ‘Bombay Cyclones: An Environmental History of the West Coast of India in the Eighteenth and Nineteenth Centuries’ accepted 08/12/2025
Donghyun Woo, ‘Squid and Socialists: Power, Nature and the Unruly East Sea in North Korea, 1945–1964’ accepted 19/12/2025
Rosa Smurra and Taylor Zaneri, ‘Women and Rural Property in Medieval Bologna: Preliminary Evidence from Fiscal Sources’ accepted 21/01/2026
Cristiano La Lumia, ‘Regulating the wood trade and forestry: Timber tariffs in Imperial Germany (1870s–1910s)’ accepted 06/02/2026
Galia Limor-Sagiv, ‘Makhtesh Ramon as a contested landscape: National narratives, environmental shifts and changing agendas in Israel’ accepted 18/02/2026
Anton Sveding, ‘Forest Conservation and Propaganda in Australia, Canada and New Zealand, 1900–1945’ accepted 25/02/2026
George L. Vlachos, ‘Selective Ecologies: Hunting, Game Capital and the Technocratic Management of Wild Fauna in Interwar Greece’ accepted 25/02/2026
Nawiyanto and Pim de Zwart, ‘From Conversion to Conservation: Frontier Expansion and Forests in the Eastern Salient of Colonial Java’ accepted 25/02/2026
Naomi Yuval-Naeh and Leore Joanne Green, ‘Listening to Deep Time: Nineteenth-Century Reconstructions of Carboniferous Soundscapes’ accepted 07/03/2026
Milja van Tielhof, ‘Building Cisterns to Buffer Water Scarcity. The Road to Public Responsibility for Drinking Water in Amsterdam, 1670–1790’ accepted 20/03/2026
Patrick Kupper and Jana Piňosová, ‘Unity in Diversity? Nature Conservation in the Habsburg Empire’ accepted 07/04/2026
Deniz Dölek-Sever, ‘Bloody Trade: Use of Slaughtered Animals’ Blood in Agriculture’ accepted 07/04/2026
Diego Zorita, ‘Engineering Redemption: Francoist Colonisation Villages and the Making of Spain’s Fascist Landscape’ accepted 20/04/2026
BOOK REVIEWS
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Xiangli Ding
Hydropower Nation: Dams, Energy, and Political Changes in Twentieth-Century China
HUIXIN HUO
Sandeep Vaheesan
Democracy in Power: A History of Electrification in the United States
HUIXIN HUO
Anna Mazanik
Sanitizing Moscow: Waste, Animals, and Urban Health in Late Imperial Russia
DAVID MOON
E. C. H. Keskitalo (ed.)
Understanding Human-Nature Practices for Environmental Management: Examples from Northern Europe
SHIYUAN SHI AND BIYU WU
Marilena Mela
Assembling the Archipelago: Heritage in Energy Transitions and Climate Action
YANLING HONG and HANHUI LI
Onur İnal
Gateway to the Mediterranean: An Environmental History of Late Ottoman Izmir
NURÇİN İLERİ
Aaron Eddens
Seeding Empire: American Philanthrocapital and the Roots of the Green Revolution in Africa
YUAN HUANG
Andrea Duffy
The Nature of Empire: Modern Imperialism and the Roots of the Anthropocene
MINTING HE and XUEFENG WANG
Madison P. Jones
Inventing Ecosystems: The Rhetoric of Science in an Ecological Age
YUE SUN
Daniela Russ
Working Nature: A History of the Energy Economy
LIRU ZHANG and BIYU WU