Environment, Law, and History

Last month we posted on the history of the Wild Free-Roaming Horses and Burros Act of 1971 . The always-interesting Gallery section in this ...

John Nagle recently posted "What Hath Lynn White Wrought?" , a short piece discussing White's influential article,  “The His...

Jotwell's legal history section recently posted a review by Elizabeth Dale of Mariana Valverde, Everyday Law on the Street: City Gover...

Mark Weiner's series from last month on E.B. White and mid-twentieth-century liberal internationalism has some interesting thoughts on t...

Two recently posted articles on federal lands in the US West coauthored by Michael Blumm have strong historical components: "Federal W...

from speakupforblue.com The August Environment and History  has a review by Joseph Taylor III of two books on the sustainability of the...

A little while back Liz Fishe r gave an interesting paper at a conference at TAU Law on how courts in New South Wales have approached jud...

Victor Flatt has posted "Too Big to Jail or Too Abstract (or Rich) to Care" to SSRN. The article asks: (from  Rolling Stone )...

Mark Weiner's post, "The Sound of One Book Clapping" , artfully raises (at the end) the issue of the direct, material effect...

In an article she recently posted to SSRN, "Settler Colonialism and Reclamation: Where American Indian Law and Natural Resources Law Me...