Environment and Memory

Environment and Memory: Some Introductory Remarks Frank Uekötter

An Impure Nature: Memory and the Neo-Materialist Flip at America’s Biggest Toxic Superfund Site Timothy James LeCain

GAU: Nuclear Reactors and the “Maximum Credible Accident” Joachim Radkau

Environment, Memory, and the Groundnut Scheme: Britain’s Largest Colonial Agricultural Development Project and Its Global Legacy Stefan Esselborn

Fossilized Memory: The German-Russian Energy Partnership and the Production of Energo-political Knowledge Jeannette Prochnow

Radiation and Borders: Chernobyl as a National and Transnational Site of Memory Karena Kalmbach

Knechtsand: A Site of Memory in Flux Anna-Katharina Wöbse

What Should We Remember? A Global Poll Among Environmental Historians Frank Uekötter

Volcanic Cultures of Risk: Photographing Sites of Memory Richard Roscoe

Editorial, Number 10 Mauro Agnoletti, Gabriella Corona

War and Natural Resources in History: Introduction Simo Laakkonen, Richard Tucker

Big Science and the Enchantment of Growth in Latin America Nicolás Cuvi

The Vulnerability of Nations: Food Security in the Aftermath of World War II Jacob Darwin Hamblin

World War II and the “Great Acceleration” of North Atlantic Fisheries Poul Holm

The Environmental Impacts of Japan’s Occupation of West Malaysia (1942-45) and its Socio-Economic Implications Jeyamalar Kathirithamby-Wells

Survival Strategies and the Environment: The Siwalik Forest Commons, 19th and 20th Centuries Minoti Chakravarty-Kaul

Urbanists and the Environment Between Technique and Politics: The Case of Italy from the Sixties to the Present Gabriella Corona

“Rather Active Today than Radioactive Tomorrow!” Environmental Justice and the Anti-Nuclear Movement in 1970s Wyhl, West Germany Martin Kalb

Some Reflections on the Causes and Effects of the Global Food Crisis Desirée A.L. Quagliarotti

Brian C. Black, Crude Reality. Petroleum in World History Paolo Malanima

Questions about Global Food Security: Interview with Olivier De Schutter Idamaria Fusco, Desirée A.L. Quagliarotti

Environmental Change and Migration

Chasing a Ghost? Environmental Change and Migration in History Uwe Lübken

Post-Disaster Migrations and Returns in Sicily: The 1908 Messina Earthquake and the 1968 Belice Valley Earthquake Giacomo Parrinello

Environmental Migration as Planned Livelihood Among the Rebaris of Western Rajasthan, India Vipul Singh

Healthy Country, Unhealthy City: Population Growth, Migration, and Urban Sanitation in Lima and Manila David Soll

Migration as a Failure to Adapt? How Andean People Cope with Environmental Restrictions and Climate Variability Annelies Zoomers

The Desert and the Garden: Climate as Attractor and Obstacle in the Settlement History of the Western United States Lawrence Culver

“All That Country Will Be Taken Up by the Thrifty Settler”: Migration, Environment, and the Cutover Lands of Minnesota, USA from the 1890s to the 1930s Kevin Brown

Displacement, Migration, and Environmental Change. An Interview with Anthony Oliver-Smith Uwe Lübken, Franz Mauelshagen