From Heimat to Umwelt new perspectives on German environmental history

From Heimat to Umwelt:

Bibliographic Details
Statement of responsibility:ed. by Frank Zelko
Other Authors: Zelko, Frank (Editor)
Format: Book
Language:English
Published: Washington, DC : German Historical Inst., 2006
Physical Description:V, 166 S. : Ill., Kt.
Series:Bulletin of the German Historical Institute Supplement 3
FIV classifikation:
RA05.01 (Germany) ;
SJ02 (Environmental damages / protection / Environmental policy) ;
SA02 (History)
Subjects (GND):
Deutschland ;
Naturschutz ;
Umweltschutz ;
Geschichte
FIV-Subjects:
Deutschland ;
Geschichte ;
Umweltschutz ;
Natur ;
Wald ;
more...
FIV-Aspects:
Kolonialismus ;
Afrika ;
Berlin ;
Moderne Kultur ;
Bayern ;
more...
Genre:
Konferenzschrift ;
Aufsatzsammlung
External Sources:Inhaltsverzeichnis
Inhaltsverzeichnis
Other Editions:Online-Ausg.: From Heimat to Umwelt . - Washington, DC : German Historical Inst., 2006
Table of Contents:
  • Wilson, J. K.: Environmental protest in Wilhelmine Berlin : the campaign to save the Grunewald. - S. 9-26 Hölzl, R.: Nature conservation in the age of classical modernity : the Landesausschuss für Naturpflege and the Bund Naturschutz in Bavaria, 1905-1933. - S. 27-52 Allemeyer, M. L.: The world according to Harro : mentalities, politics and social relations in an early modern coastal society. - S. 53-76 Knoll, M.: Urban needs and changing environments : Regensburg's wood supply from the early modern period to industrialization. - S. 77-102 Moranda, S.: Nature as a scarce consumer commodity : vacationing in communist East Germany. - S. 103-120 Gißibl, B.: German colonialism and the beginnings of international wildlife preservation in Africa. - S. 121-144 Uekötter, F.: Did they know what they were doing? An argument for a knowledge-based approach to the environmental history of twentieth-century agriculture. - S. 145-166