Environment, Law, and History

Last year's The Americas  published an article by Christopher Woolley,  "'The Forests Cannot be Commons': Spanish Law, Envi...

"And Defeat Drought", by Viktor Govorkov (1949) Both Central Asian and Soviet water law are underexplored in the English-language ...

The Journal for the History of Knowledge  recently published an article by Sebastian Felten, "Sustainable Gains: Dutch Investment and B...

The new journal LawArt. Rivista di Diritto, Arte, Storia /  Journal of Law, Art and History just posted its first issue (as an aside, we...

A recent issue of Diplomatic History published an article by Masaru Nishikawa, "The Origin of the U.S.–Japan Dispute over the Whaling M...

I missed this one a while back: The European Review of History  published Jan-Henrik Meyer's  "Who should pay for pollution? The OE...

The Journal of Interdisciplinary History of Ideas recently published a review by Lorenzo Coccoli of Mario Ascheri's Rimedi contro le e...

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...