Adam Rome

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Adam Rome | Anniversary Forum: what's next For Environmental History? | Environmental History, 10.1 | The History Cooperative

Anniversary Forum: what's next For Environmental History?

TO MARK THE start of Environmental History's tenth year, I asked a variety of scholars to write short essays about future directions for environmental history. All twenty-nine contributors have published in Environmental History before, so this section is a celebration of the diversity of the journal's authors as well as a forum on possible next steps for our field. Within the space limit I set, the contributors were free to write whatever they wanted. I expected that some of the essays would focus on one big idea, while others would offer several suggestions. Though I thought that most of the contributors would focus on largely unexplored topics, I hoped that at least a few would critique some of the directions environmental history is heading now.

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