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ESEH 2019: Boundaries in/of Environmental History

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9A: Religion and environment S-240Kati Lindström • Ott Heinapuu • Henriette Eva Stierlin • Muhammed Fatih Calisir 9B: “When the rivers run dry". A cross-continental journey of historical droughts, impacts and human response I M-225Andrea Kiss • David Nash • Claire Kelso • Rajmund Przybylak • Piotr Oliński • Marcin Koprowski • Janusz Filipiak • Aleksandra Pospieszyńska • Waldemar Chorążyczewski • Radosław Puchałka • Henryk P. Dąbrowski • Dag Retsö • Thomas Labbé • Christian Pfister 9C: Special session. The Happy historian: How to survive and even thrive in the "academic Anthropocene" S-238Sandra Swart 9D: Animals crossing borders A-325Dolly Jørgensen • Alexandra Vlachos • Peter Coates • Randall Wilson • Alice Would 9E: Issues of environmental justice M-213Hrvoje Petrić • Erik Wallenberg • Marcel Langer 9F: Envirotech histories of the Ottoman and post-Ottoman world A-402Onur Inal • Taylor Moore • Camille Cole • Sean Lawrence • Dale Stahl 9G: Lost in the woods: Territorial governance and forest use A-121Anna Sténs • Margarita Dadykina • Marina Loskutova • Jameson Karns • Shoko Mizuno 9H: Oils: A thousand years of trading, transporting, and transforming soap's raw materials S-236Jim Clifford • Jessica Goldberg • Nancy Shoemaker • Kate Stevens 9I: International treaties and policies as environmental instruments A-224Jan-Henrik Meyer • Omer Aloni • Elizabeth Hameeteman • Robert Groß • Dominik Wiedenhofer 9J: Green activism and popular media M-340Joanna Dean • Federico Paolini • Nuno Luis Madureira 9K: Roundtable. Environmentalism under authoritarian regimes A-346Richard Tucker • Stephen Brain • Michel Dupuy • Jiří Janáč • Viktor Pál

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10A: What makes a steppe? S-240Maya K. Peterson • Flora Roberts • David Moon • Anna Olenenko 10B: “When the rivers run dry”: A cross-continental journey of historical droughts, impacts and human response. Part II M-225Christian Pfister • Rudolf Brázdil • Ladislava Řezníčková • Petr Dobrovolný • Miroslav Trnka • Kathleen Pribyl • Andrea Kiss 10C: Evaluating post-WWII sustainability S-238Otto Latva • Erland Mårald • Frank Veraart • Harry Lintsen • Jan-Pieter Smits • Erik van de Vleuten • Hannes Palang • Simo Laakkonen • Janina Priebe • Anna Sténs 10D: Roundtable. Natural and human economies: Negotiating boundaries in human–insect relations A-325Anastasia Fedotova • Staffan Müller-Wille • Dominik Hünniger • Kerstin Pannhorst • Alejandro Martinez • Ana Isabel Queiroz 10E: Migrating to new environments M-213Linda Kaljundi • Harriet Mercer • Jaana Laine • Gilberto Mazzoli • Elisabetta Novello 10F: The troubled ecological boundaries of a deindustrialized world A-402Pavla Šimková • Alexandre Elsig • Renaud Bécot • Roncato Tounsi Christophe 10G: State forestry and sustainability from a transnational comparative perspective A-121Wim van Meurs • Christian Lotz • Jakob Starlander • Iva Lucic 10H: Soil and economy in the historical perspective in pre-industrial Europe S-236Verena Winiwarter • Piotr Guzowski • Radosław Poniat • Olof Karsvall • Tomasz Związek • Richard Jones • Mikołaj Szołtysek • Bartosz Ogórek 10I: Environmental policies during the Cold War: Transcending boundaries in national, transnational, and global perspectives A-224Frank Uekötter • Pascal Pawlitta • Sabina Kubekė • Josef Djordjevski 10J: Interpretative boundaries between ecocriticism and environmental history M-340Finn Arne Jørgensen • Anna Barcz • James Smith • Torsten Wollina 10K: Advertising Alpine landscapes. Environmental perceptions in Belle Époque tourism A-346Martin Knoll • Robert Groß • Hester Margreiter • Christian Rohr • Katharina Scharf

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11A - cancelled S-240 11B: Environmental contexts of famines in Northern Europe M-225Julia Lajus • Ólöf Garðarsdóttir • Timo Myllyntaus • Kari Alenius • Antti Häkkinen • Jan Kunnas 11C: Eternity costs and wicked legacies: Unacknowledged constraints to a sustainability transformation? S-238Péter Szabó • Verena Winiwarter • Stefan Guth • Martin Schmid 11D: Moving beyond mammals: Histories of insects and fish A-325Sandra Swart • Inês Amorim • Dan Tamir • Diogo de Carvalho Cabral • Rob Lenders 11E: Beyond the light of the sun: Environmental histories of darkness and light M-213Dolly Jørgensen • Adrian Howkins • Carry van Lieshout • Andrew Flack • Karen Sayer 11G: Special session. ”Thanks, but no thanks”: An experimental session on how recurrent failures make us successful anyway, and vice versa A-121Daniele Valisena • Roberta Biasillo 11H: Mining and mineral exploitation S-236Finn Arne Jørgensen • Kati Lindström • Lena Asrih • Nikolai Ingenerf • Torsten Meyer 11I: Nature out of bounds: Representations of the remote and inaccessible A-224Anna Antonova • Kadri Tüür • Katie Ritson • Karoliina Lummaa • Roger Norum • Jonathan Carruthers-Jones 11J: Environmental change and Soviet Estonian literature M-340Ene-Reet Soovik • Piret Pungas-Kohv • Anu Printsmann • Elle-Mari Talivee