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Environmental Histories—Environmental Futures: Perspectives from Germany and Italy

Workshop in Villa Vigoni, Italy

17.06.2019 – 21.06.2019

Location: Villa Vigoni, Italy

Conveners: Serenella Iovino, Christof Mauch, Claudio de Majo, Roberta Biasillo

-- You can now read a report of the conference of this event on the RCC blog Seeing the Woods --

Italian and German scholars have made significant contributions in the field of environmental history over the last decades. They have often focused on many of the same topics in their research, most importantly in the fields of “transformation of landscapes,” “urban environmental history” (including pollution), and “natural catastrophes.” This event will bring together younger and established scholars from the two countries for the first time to discuss explicitly the similarities and differences between their national-environmental histories, the challenges faced by the subdiscipline today, and ways in which environmental history is relevant today and will be in the future.

You can find the program here.

Submitted Essays (for participants only; password protected):

Assmann, David-Christopher

Biasillo, Roberta

Bonan, Giacomo

Caglioti, Angelo Matteo

de Majo, Claudio

Kirchhof, Astrid

Lange, Sophie

Mazzoli, Gilberto

Moschetti, Marco

Quagliati, Noemi

Roberts, Flora

Schanbacher, Ansgar

Zimmer, Fabian