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12.12.2013 12:00 – 14:00

Dolly Jørgensen on "Naturalized National Identities: Migrant Muskoxen in Northern Nature"

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05.12.2013 at 12:00

Cameron Muir on "Broken Country and Shadow Places: Living with the Aftermath of Agriculture in Australia"

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28.11.2013 12:00 – 14:00

Pernille Gooch on "Pastoral Communities in the Himalayas"

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21.11.2013 12:00 – 14:00

Ruth Oldenziel on "Century of Cycling: Pathways towards Sustainability"

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14.11.2013 12:00 – 14:00

Klaus Gestwa on “(Post) Soviet Contemporary Environmental History: Ecological Globalization and Regional Dynamics”

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07.11.2013

John Agbonifo on “Environmental Governance and Civil Society in Nigeria”

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31.10.2013

Jon Mathieu on "Long Story Short: 15,000 Years of Alpine History in 200 Pages"

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24.10.2013

Nicole Seymour on "Boys Gone Wild: Documenting 'Bad' Natures"

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17.10.2013

Jenny Price on "History and Theory in Action! Tours, iPhone Apps, and Art Activism"

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10.10.2013 12:00 – 14:00

Erdenetuya Urtnast on "Environmental Knowledge and Conservation of the Mongols"

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12.09.2013 12:00 – 14:00

Satoshi Murayama on "Changing Attitudes Towards Nature: Japan and the West"

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01.08.2013

Mei Xueqin on "Relying on Nature while Maintaining Tradition: Pollution and Restoration of the Thames in the 19th Century"

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25.07.2013

Vipul Singh on "Controlling the River: Diara Land and Social Disparity in the Mid-Gangetic Basin"

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18.07.2013

Jan-Henrik Meyer on "When Europe Went Green: Transnational Networks and the Origins of European Environmental Policy"

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11.07.2013

Sainath Suryanarayanan on "Be(e)ing Human: A Social History of Collapsing Beehives in the United States"

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04.07.2013

Kenichi Matsui on "The Ethical and Legal Implications of Traditional Knowledge Studies"

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27.06.2013

Kieko Matteson on "Nous voulons le bois ou la mort: Forest Struggles in Revolutionary France"

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20.06.2013

Eva Jakobsson on "Centimeter by Centimeter: The Contested Water Levels of Lake Vänern"

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13.06.2013

John Meyer on "Environmentalism as Social Criticism"

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06.06.2013

Franz-Josef Brüggemeier on "The Experiment: Environment, Society, and the Bounds of Nature, 1750 to the Present"

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23.05.2013 12:00 – 14:00

Thomas Lekan on "Beyond the Serengeti: Tourism, the Cold War, and West Germany's Environmental Mission in East Africa"

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16.05.2013 12:00 – 14:00

Ellen Arnold on "Rivers and the Medieval Environmental Imagination"

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02.05.2013 12:00 – 14:00

Poul Holm on "Fishing across the North Atlantic: The Importance of Marine Resources around 1600"

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25.04.2013 12:00 – 14:00

Karen Oslund on "Seals, Musk Oxen, and Whales: The Long Nineteenth Century in Greenland and Canada"

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18.04.2013 12:00 – 14:00

Frank Zelko on "Armless Buddhas versus Carnivorous Nazis: Cetacean Enchantment and the Anti-Whaling Movement"

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11.04.2013 12:00 – 14:00

Peter Boomgaard on "Thirty Millennia of Environmental Change: Landscapes, Humans, and Other Animals"

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21.03.2013 12:00 – 14:00

Josh Berson on "'Original Affluence' and Ubiquitous Carnivory"

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28.02.2013 12:00 – 14:00

Sabine Wilke on "Imagining the Environment and Environmental Degradation"

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07.02.2013 12:00 – 14:00

Sandra Brunnegger on ''Nature, People and Places: Utopian Movements in Colombia''

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31.01.2013 12:00 – 14:00

Matthew Kelly on 'Dartmoor National Park as a British Political Problem'

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24.01.2013 12:00 – 14:00

Thomas Zeller on "Creating a Safer Environment? Death, Mutilation, and Automobility in the United States and Germany, 1930-2000"

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17.01.2013 12:00 – 14:00

Michel Pimbert on "Transforming Environmental Knowledge for Diversity and Democracy"

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10.01.2013 12:00 – 14:00

John Sandlos on "Poison Gold: Mining and Native People in Yellowknife, Canada"

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Lunchtime Colloquium - View All

Dolly Jørgensen on "Naturalized National Identities: Migrant Muskoxen in Northern Nature"

Cameron Muir on "Broken Country and Shadow Places: Living with the Aftermath of Agriculture in Australia"

Pernille Gooch on "Pastoral Communities in the Himalayas"

Ruth Oldenziel on "Century of Cycling: Pathways towards Sustainability"

Klaus Gestwa on “(Post) Soviet Contemporary Environmental History: Ecological Globalization and Regional Dynamics”

John Agbonifo on “Environmental Governance and Civil Society in Nigeria”

Jon Mathieu on "Long Story Short: 15,000 Years of Alpine History in 200 Pages"

Nicole Seymour on "Boys Gone Wild: Documenting 'Bad' Natures"

Jenny Price on "History and Theory in Action! Tours, iPhone Apps, and Art Activism"

Erdenetuya Urtnast on "Environmental Knowledge and Conservation of the Mongols"

Satoshi Murayama on "Changing Attitudes Towards Nature: Japan and the West"

Mei Xueqin on "Relying on Nature while Maintaining Tradition: Pollution and Restoration of the Thames in the 19th Century"

Vipul Singh on "Controlling the River: Diara Land and Social Disparity in the Mid-Gangetic Basin"

Jan-Henrik Meyer on "When Europe Went Green: Transnational Networks and the Origins of European Environmental Policy"

Sainath Suryanarayanan on "Be(e)ing Human: A Social History of Collapsing Beehives in the United States"

Kenichi Matsui on "The Ethical and Legal Implications of Traditional Knowledge Studies"

Kieko Matteson on "Nous voulons le bois ou la mort: Forest Struggles in Revolutionary France"

Eva Jakobsson on "Centimeter by Centimeter: The Contested Water Levels of Lake Vänern"

John Meyer on "Environmentalism as Social Criticism"

Franz-Josef Brüggemeier on "The Experiment: Environment, Society, and the Bounds of Nature, 1750 to the Present"

Thomas Lekan on "Beyond the Serengeti: Tourism, the Cold War, and West Germany's Environmental Mission in East Africa"

Ellen Arnold on "Rivers and the Medieval Environmental Imagination"

Poul Holm on "Fishing across the North Atlantic: The Importance of Marine Resources around 1600"

Karen Oslund on "Seals, Musk Oxen, and Whales: The Long Nineteenth Century in Greenland and Canada"

Frank Zelko on "Armless Buddhas versus Carnivorous Nazis: Cetacean Enchantment and the Anti-Whaling Movement"

Peter Boomgaard on "Thirty Millennia of Environmental Change: Landscapes, Humans, and Other Animals"

Josh Berson on "'Original Affluence' and Ubiquitous Carnivory"

Sabine Wilke on "Imagining the Environment and Environmental Degradation"

Sandra Brunnegger on ''Nature, People and Places: Utopian Movements in Colombia''

Matthew Kelly on 'Dartmoor National Park as a British Political Problem'

Thomas Zeller on "Creating a Safer Environment? Death, Mutilation, and Automobility in the United States and Germany, 1930-2000"

Michel Pimbert on "Transforming Environmental Knowledge for Diversity and Democracy"

John Sandlos on "Poison Gold: Mining and Native People in Yellowknife, Canada"

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