Isis Current Bibliography 2006, Vol. 97 - History of Science Society

427. BOCKING, Stephen. “Editorial: Four Perspectives
on the History of Science and Environment in
Canada.” Sci. Canadensis 22-23 (1998-1999): 3–5.
Lead article of a special issue. Contents: COOK [ref. 2626];
CASTONGUAY [ref. 3393]; READ [ref. 3001]; KILLAN and
WARECKI [ref. 2985].
428. BUICAN, Denis. L’épopée du vivant :
l’évolution de la biosphère et les avatars de l’homme.
(183 pp.) Paris: Éditions Frison-Roche, 2003. ISBN:
2876714345.
429. COLPITTS, George. Game in the Garden: A Human
History of Wildlife in Western Canada to 1940.
(x + 205 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Vancouver: Univ. of
British Columbia Press, 2002. ISBN: 0774809620.
Begins with the European encounter with the First Nations.
Reviews: [ref. 426]
430. DARGAVEL, John, Diane HART, and Brenda
LIBBIS. (Eds.) Perfumed Pineries: Environmental
History of Australia’s Callitris Forest. (x + 209
pp.; ill.; maps.) Canberra: Centre for Resource and
Environmental Studies, the Australian National Univ.,
2001. ISBN: 0867405244.
431. DUNLAP, Thomas. Nature and the English
Diaspora: Environment and History in the United
States, Canada, Australia, and New Zealand. Studies
in Environment and History. (xv + 350 pp.; ill.; bibl.;
index.) New York: Cambridge Univ. Press, 1999.
ISBN: 0521651735.
432. FISHMAN, Gail. Journeys through Paradise:
Pioneering Naturalists in the Southeast. (xv + 306
pp.; ill.; maps; bibl.; index.) Gainesville: Univ. Press
of Florida, 2001. ISBN: 0813018749.
Biographical chapters from Mark Catesby in the 18th century
to Francis Harper in the 20th century.
433. FOLTZ, Bruce V. (Ed.) Rethinking Nature:
Essays in Environmental Philosophy. Studies in
Continental Thought. (vi + 357 pp.; bibl.; index.)
Bloomington: Indiana Univ. Press, 2004. ISBN:
0253344409.
434. GRAFTON, R. Quentin, Libby ROBIN, and
Robert J. WASSON. (Eds.) Understanding the Environment:
Bridging the Disciplinary Divides. (xviii
+ 229 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Sydney: Univ. of New
South Wales Press, 2005. ISBN: 086840912X.
Includes essays by historians Libby ROBIN and Daniel CON-
NELL.
435. GROSS, Matthias. “Caught Between the Nature/Society
Divide: Environmental History at a
Crossroads.” Hist. Phil. Life Sci. 25 (2003): 93–
107.
Essay review of Michael A. BRYSON, Visions of the Land
(2002); Vaclav SMIL, The Earth’s Biosphere (2002); Deborah
CRAMER, Great Waters (2001); Jeffrey Kevin MCKEE,
Sparing Nature (2003).
436. JASANOFF, Sheila, and Marybeth Long
MARTELLO. (Eds.) Earthly Politics: Local and
Global in Environmental Governance. Politics, Science,
and the Environment. (viii + 356 pp.; bibl.;
123. Environmental sciences 25
notes.) Cambridge, Mass.: MIT Press, 2004. ISBN:
0262101033.
Contents: Sheila JASANOFF and Marybeth Long
MARTELLO, “Introduction: Globalization and Environmental
Governance,” 1–29; Sheila JASANOFF, “Heaven
and Earth: The Politics of Environmental Images,” 31–52;
Michael GOLDMAN, “Imperial Science, Imperial Nature:
Environmental Knowledge for the World (Bank),” 55–80;
Clark A. MILLER, “Resisting Empire: Globalism, Relocalization,
and the Politics of Knowledge,” 81–102; Cathleen
FOGEL, “The Local, the Global, and the Kyoto Protocol,”
103–125; Aarti GUPTA, “When Global Is Local: Negotiating
Safe Use of Biotechnology,” 127–148; Myanna LAHSEN,
“Transnational Locals: Brazilian Experiences of the Climate
Regime,” 151–172; Silke BECK, “Localizing Global
Change in Germany,” 173–194; Tim FORSYTH, “Social
Movements and Environmental Democratization in Thailand,”
195–215; Astrid SCHOLZ, “Merchants of Diversity:
Scientists as Traffickers of Plants and Institutions,” 217–238;
Jens LACHMUND, “Knowing the Urban Wasteland: Ecological
Expertise as Local Process,” 241–261; Marybeth Long
MARTELLO, “Negotiating Global Nature and Local Culture:
The Case of Makah Whaling,” 263–284; Alastair ILES,
“Patching Local and Global Knowledge Together: Citizens
Inside the US Chemical Industry,” 285–307; Stacy D. VAN-
DEVEER, “Ordering Environments: Regions in European
International Environmental Cooperation,” 309–334; Marybeth
Long MARTELLO and Sheila JASANOFF, “Conclusion:
Knowledge and Governance,” 335–350.
437. LUCKIN, Bill. “At the Margin: Continuing
Crisis in British Environmental History?” Endeavour
28 (2004): 97–100.
438. MERCHANT, Carolyn. “Shades of Darkness:
Race and Environmental History.” Environ. Hist. 8
(2003): 380–394.
439. SACHSMAN, David B., James SIMON, and
JoAnn Myer VALENTI. “Risk and the Environment
Reporters: A Four-Region Analysis.” Public Underst.
Sci. 13 (2004): 399–416.
440. SAIKKU, Mikko. This Delta, This Land: An
Environmental History of the Yazoo-Mississippi
Floodplain. (xvii + 373 pp.; ill.; maps; bibl.; index.)
Athens: Univ. of Georgia Press, 2005. ISBN:
0820325341.
Reviews: [ref. R793]
441. SALLARES, Robert. “Pathocoenoses Ancient
and Modern.” Hist. Phil. Life Sci. 27 (2005): 201–
220.
442. SCHARFF, Virginia J. “Man and Nature! Sex
Secrets of Environmental History.” In SCHARFF
[ref. 254], 3–19.
443. SCHWARTZ, Robert M. “Teaching Environmental
History: Environmental Thinking and Practice in
Europe, 1500 to the Present.” Hist. Teach. 39 (2006):
325–354.
444. SCHWARZ, Astrid E. Wasserwüste - Mikrokosmos
- Ökosystem: Eine Geschichte der “Eroberung”
des Wasserraumes. Rombach Wissenschaften, Reihe
Ökologie, 7. (350 pp.; ill.) Freiburg: Rombach, 2002.
ISBN: 3793093182.