Revue d'histoire moderne et contemporaine 2009-4

No 56-4, 2009/4 - 224 pages

Pages 7 to 38

Environmental History: The Origins, Stakes, and Perspectives of a New Site for Research

By Fabien Locher, Grégory Quenet, translated from the French by William Bishop

Pages 39 to 76

Circumventing the Circumfusa. Chemistry, Sanitation, and Liberalization of “Environmental Issues”: France 1750 – 1850

By Jean-Baptiste Fressoz

Pages 77 to 103

Atmosphere of globalisation. Depressions, the astronomer and the telegraph (1850-1914)

By Fabien Locher, translated by Neil O’Brien, translated by Seema Sarangi

Pages 104 to 136

Protection of Forests and Colonial Environmentalism in Indochina, 1860-1945

By Frédéric Thomas

Pages 137 to 164

What is the Place of the Physical Environment Sciences in Environmental History?

By Ronald E. Doel

Pages 165 to 189

Indecent Behavior towards Children: Is a Crime without Violence a Crime? (1810 – 1930s)

By Anne-Claude Ambroise-Rendu

Pages 190 to 214

The Nozière Case: The Word on Incest and Its Reception in France in the 1930s

By Anne-Emmanuelle Demartini

Readings

Pages 215 to 219

Merchant Capitalism in Germany in the 18th Century: Actors and Institutions

By Guillaume Garner

Pages 220 to 254

Reviews

By Stéphane Van Damme