Does Environmental History Matter? explores the territory of climate history and environmentalism through its methodology and historiography, focusing on its origins and usefulness in the contemporary world as well as its multidisciplinary character. The chapters brought together in this volume examine numerous issues in the context of the ongoing global climate crisis and analyse how such disasters are caused by the complex relationship between humans and the environment. Through their writings, the contributors thus call for a greater understanding of the connections between natural disasters and human-led activities such hunting, land use, deforestation, soil erosion, and overconsumption of resources.
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Ranjan Chakrabarti was previously Vice-Chancellor of Vidyasagar University and Netaji Subhas Open University. He is currently Hony. Visiting Professor at Jadavpur University and Distinguished Professor Emeritus at Royal Global University, Guwahati. He was a Senior Fulbright Visiting Scholar at Brown University, USA (1994-5), and a recipient of the prestigious Charles Wallace Fellowship at the School of Oriental and African Studies (University of London), the Alexander O'Vietor Memorial Fellowship (at Brown University) and twice recipient of the Alfred Bell Memorial Fellowship at the Forest History Society (at Duke University). His notable publications include, among others, Order and Disorder in Early Colonial Bengal, 1800-1860; Climate Calamity and the Wild: An Environmental History of the Bengal Delta; A History of the Modern World; and Dictionary of Historical Places.
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Buch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - Does Environmental History Matter explores the territory of climate history and environmentalism through its methodology and historiography, focusing on its origins and usefulness in the contemporary world as well as its multidisciplinary character. The chapters brought together in this volume examine numerous issues in the context of the ongoing global climate crisis and analyse how such disasters are caused by the complex relationship between humans and the environment. Through their writings, the contributors thus call for a greater understanding of the connections between natural disasters and human-led activities such hunting, land use, deforestation, soil erosion, and overconsumption of resources. Artikel-Nr. 9789366275833
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