Environment, Law, and History
The crossroads of environmental history and legal history (and other related fields)
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The legal history of epidemics - selected primary sources
The legal history of epidemics - selected secondary sources
Historical analysis in environmental law
Digital library of historical environmental law
Water rights
Adam Wolkoff on teaching the history of law and the environment
Inter-imperial riparian law
Art and the history of environmental law
Nature versus the common law: Nature as a norm in the water law of the British world
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legal transplant
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Thursday, September 7, 2023
Nuisance, planning and the common law in Bombay
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Continuing themes from recent posts on British India and on nuisance : Sukriti Issar recently published "Nuisance, Planning and the Co...
Thursday, February 9, 2023
Natural transplants
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A few months ago the NYU Law Review published an article by Vanessa Casado Pérez and Yael R. Lifshitz, "Natural Transplants" . Th...
Tuesday, October 25, 2022
A prize for my article
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I'm happy to report that my article, "Horizontal and vertical influences in colonial legal transplantation: water by-laws in Brit...
Sunday, February 13, 2022
More on water by-laws in Mandate Palestine
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I recently posted a piece on H-Empire , based on my article, "Horizontal and vertical influences in colonial legal transplantation: wat...
Sunday, July 30, 2017
Inter-imperial riparian law VI: Miner as an inter-imperial legal authority and Conclusion
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On Friday we discussed the place of French and American law in Privy Council water decisions , leading up to the seminal 1858 case of Mine...
Tuesday, September 10, 2013
Diffusion of constitutional environmental rights
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Here's a paper that goes to the important historical question of how and why environmental legal norms are transplanted, diffused, recei...
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