Table of Contents: Journal of Transport History - Special Issue on Histories of Transport, Mobility and Environment
It is a pleasure to announce the publication of the special issue of the Journal of Transport History on the histories of transport, mobility, and environment. Please find the table of contents below or visit the journal website here:
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Thomas Zeller, University of Maryland, Guest Editor (tzeller@umd.edu)
Journal of Transport History
Volume 35, Number 2, December 2014
Histories of Transport, Mobility and Environment
Thomas Zeller, “Editorial: Histories of Transport, Mobility and
Environment,” iii-v.
Victor Seow, “Socialist drive: The First Auto Works and the
contradictions of connectivity in the early People's Republic of China,”
145-161.
Cory Parker, “Negotiating the waters: Canoe and steamship mobility in
the Pacific Northwest,” 162-182.
Christopher Wells, “Rebuilding the city, leaving it behind:
Transportation and the environmental crisis in turn-of-the-century
American cities,” 183-199.
Eike-Christian Heine, “Connect and divide: On the history of the Kiel
Canal,” 200-219.
Thomas Robertson, “The bird's-eye view: Toward an environmental history
of aviation,” 220-224.
Matthew K. Chew, “A picture worth forty-one words: Charles Elton,
introduced species and the 1936 Admiralty map of British Empire
shipping,” 225-235.
Christopher F. Jones, “Landscapes of intensification: Transport and
energy in the U.S. mid-Atlantic, 1820-1930,” 236-241.
http://manchester.metapress.com/content/u61422830676/?p=e5f2d6997156429897813b8f8ac46c04&pi=0
Thomas Zeller, University of Maryland, Guest Editor (tzeller@umd.edu)
Journal of Transport History
Volume 35, Number 2, December 2014
Histories of Transport, Mobility and Environment
Thomas Zeller, “Editorial: Histories of Transport, Mobility and
Environment,” iii-v.
Victor Seow, “Socialist drive: The First Auto Works and the
contradictions of connectivity in the early People's Republic of China,”
145-161.
Cory Parker, “Negotiating the waters: Canoe and steamship mobility in
the Pacific Northwest,” 162-182.
Christopher Wells, “Rebuilding the city, leaving it behind:
Transportation and the environmental crisis in turn-of-the-century
American cities,” 183-199.
Eike-Christian Heine, “Connect and divide: On the history of the Kiel
Canal,” 200-219.
Thomas Robertson, “The bird's-eye view: Toward an environmental history
of aviation,” 220-224.
Matthew K. Chew, “A picture worth forty-one words: Charles Elton,
introduced species and the 1936 Admiralty map of British Empire
shipping,” 225-235.
Christopher F. Jones, “Landscapes of intensification: Transport and
energy in the U.S. mid-Atlantic, 1820-1930,” 236-241.