Environment, Law, and History

Next up in the series of posts on "The Tragedy of the Commons at 50"  (the last post is here ) is the article of my co-editor for ...

Richard Frank recently posted at Legal Planet on the 50th anniversary of the enactment of the US Wild and Scenic Rivers Act. Some excerpt...

Next in our series on "The Tragedy of the Commons at 50"  (the last post is here ) is Michel Morin's "Indigenous Peoples,...

Construction crane at Norris Dam (TVA) ( Currents of Change ) Yesterday's New York Times  had a piece by Naomi Oreskes and Erik Con...

Continuing the series on "The Tragedy of the Commons at 50" (the last post is here ), Fabien Locher's "Historicizing Elin...

Andy Seal at US Intellectual History Blog posted an interesting piece on William Cronon's extremely influential  Nature's Metropoli...

The English Commissions of Sewers remain a fertile source of scholarship (for earlier posts see, e.g., here and here .) Last year Environmen...

Next in the series of posts (the last one is here ) on "The Tragedy at 50" (by the way, if anyone wants a hard copy of the jour...

The early-modern Netherlands continue to inspire interesting historical scholarship on environmental regulation (see, e.g. here ). Last year...

Next in the series of posts on "The Tragedy at 50" (the last one is here ), we have Monica Eppinger's "Cold-War Common...