an international academic journal, JHES covers all aspects of environmental history in the broadest sense, online and open access.
The journal promotes high-quality scholarship focusing on the relationships between environmental change and socio-historical context. Interregional and international comparative articles receive special attention. Due to the interdisciplinary nature of the discipline, papers must be accessible to scholars from all disciplines in the field, making them accessible to a wider audience.
Geographically, the Journal focuses primarily—but not exclusively—on Northwest Europe (including areas historically connected to that broader region). Articles with a more general geographic scope may also be published in the journal.
Table of Contents
- The Battle for Rya Forest: A Case Study of Conservation and Modernization in Sweden, 1910–1960
Björn Billing - Building the Social Cascade: Connecting Culture, Disaster, and Persecution in the 1730s
Adam Sundberg
