Environment, Law, and History

More on (transatlantic) commons scholarship : The editors of the International Journal of the Commons  (Frank van Laerhoven, Michael Schoon,...

We've written before ( here and here ) on Julian Juergensmeyer as an early scholar of environmental law in the United States. The  Journ...

A recent issue of Nature Climate Change carried an article by Jonas Meckling & Bentley B. Allan, " The evolution of ideas in global...

A recent issue of Perspectives on Politics  has a review by Richard Andrews of Kimberly K. Smith's The Conservation Constitution: The Co...

I somehow missed this one from Ben Pontin: "A room with a view in English nuisance law: exploring modernisation hidden within the ‘text...

USA's McMurdo Station, Antarctica ( USAP ) A recent issue of the Journal of Historical Geography  had an article by Alessandro Antonello...

I've been participating in a great online series on the historical intersections of economic and environmental thought , organized by Tr...

Fragment of the Stele of the Vultures, c. 2450 BCE The latest  Yearbook of International Environmental Law has an interesting contribution b...

The recent issue of the  Journal of Environmental Law has a review by Stephen Tromans of Richard Macrory's  Irresolute Clay: Shaping th...

The upcoming issue of Environment and History has an interesting, extended  review by Thomas Le Roux (translated from the original French  ...