Chiarappa, Michael J. (Author)
The daunting legacy of marine resource use is among the most prominent issues confronting global society. Over the past twenty-two years, marine environmental history---both in the United States and abroad---has steadily kept pace with the rising tide of interest in past and present uses of fisheries resources. The refinement of thought on these issues is evident in the work of Arthur McEvoy, W. Jeffrey Bolster, Joseph Taylor III, and Callum Roberts, and the field now stands ready to take its place on more equal terms alongside environmental history that devotes its energy to topics concerning the use of terrestrial resources. Building on these antecedents, marine environmental history is now poised to embark on some exciting new directions. In 2006, Bolster exhorted marine environmental historians to embrace this opportunity, and the contributions in this forum are a response to this challenge---to use the scholarly foundation generated over of the past twenty-two years to critically expand dialogue within the academic community and, in turn, to broaden the discussion to include policymakers, scientists, fishing communities, and the public at large.
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Article Payne, Brian (2013) Local Economic Stewards: The Historiography of the Fishermen's Role in Resource Conservation. Environmental History (pp. 29-43).
Article Taylor, Joseph E., III (2013) Knowing the Black Box: Methodological Challenges in Marine Environmental History. Environmental History (pp. 60-75).
Article McClenachan, Loren (2013) Recreation and the “Right to Fish” Movement: Anglers and Ecological Degradation in the Florida Keys. Environmental History (pp. 76-87).
Article Schwach, Vera (2013) The Sea around Norway: Science, Resource Management, and Environmental Concerns, 1860--1970. Environmental History (pp. 101-110).
Article Chiarappa, Michael J. (2013) Dockside Landings and Threshold Spaces: Reckoning Architecture's Place in Marine Environmental History. Environmental History (pp. 12-28).
Article Hightower, Victoria Penziner (2013) Pearls and the Southern Persian/Arabian Gulf: A Lesson in Sustainability. Environmental History (pp. 44-59).
Article Hubbard, Jennifer (2013) Mediating the North Atlantic Environment: Fisheries Biologists, Technology, and Marine Spaces. Environmental History (pp. 88-100).
Article Keiner, Christine (2013) How Scientific Does Marine Environmental History Need to Be?. Environmental History (pp. 111-120).
Article
Taylor, Joseph E., III;
(2013)
Knowing the Black Box: Methodological Challenges in Marine Environmental History
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Article
Jones, Ryan Tucker;
(2013)
Running into Whales: The History of the North Pacific from below the Waves
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Article
Keiner, Christine;
(2013)
How Scientific Does Marine Environmental History Need to Be?
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Book
Kathleen Schwerdtner Máñez;
Bo Poulsen;
(2016)
Perspectives on Oceans Past
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Article
McClenachan, Loren;
(2013)
Recreation and the “Right to Fish” Movement: Anglers and Ecological Degradation in the Florida Keys
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Article
Chiarappa, Michael J.;
(2013)
Dockside Landings and Threshold Spaces: Reckoning Architecture's Place in Marine Environmental History
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Book
Booker, Matthew Morse;
(2013)
Down by the Bay: San Francisco's History between the Tides
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Article
Hightower, Victoria Penziner;
(2013)
Pearls and the Southern Persian/Arabian Gulf: A Lesson in Sustainability
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Book
Frances Steel;
(2018)
New Zealand And the Sea: Historical Perspectives: 2018
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Thesis
Gary M. Kroll;
(2000)
Exploration in the Mare Incognita: Natural History and Conservation in Early Twentieth Century America
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Book
Nathaniel Osborn;
(2016)
Indian River Lagoon: An Environmental History
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Book
Thomas G. Andrews;
(2015)
Coyote Valley: Deep History in the High Rockies
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Chapter
Sörlin, Sverker;
(2013)
Epilogue: Preservation in the Age of Entanglement: STS and the History of Future Urban Nature
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Chapter
Giuliana Albini;
(2022)
Qualche considerazione conclusiva
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Article
David Larsson Heidenblad;
(2018)
Mapping a New History of the Ecological Turn: The Circulation of Environmental Knowledge in Sweden 1967
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Article
Russell, Edmund;
Allison, James;
Finger, Thomas;
Brown, John K.;
Balogh, Brian;
Carlson, W. Bernard;
(2011)
The Nature of Power: Synthesizing the History of Technology and Environmental History
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Article
Evenden, Matthew;
(2005)
A View from the Bush: Space, Environment and the Historiography of Science
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Article
Fu, Daiwie;
(2011)
Introduction: An East Asian STS Panel Discussion on Japan's 3/11 and Fukushima Crises
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Book
Manuel González de Molina;
(2014)
The Social Metabolism: A Socio-Ecological Theory of Historical Change
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Article
Peter A. Coclanis;
(2019)
Field Notes: Agricultural History’s New Plot
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