CONTENTS
SPECIAL ISSUE - Climate & Beyond
Andrea Westermann & Christian Rohr
Climate and Beyond. The Production of Knowledge about the Earth as a Signpost of Social Change. An Introduction. p. 7.
Matthias Dörries
Politics, Geological Past, and the Future of the Earth. p. 22.
Christoph Rosol
Hauling Data. Anthropocene Analogues, Paleoceanography and Missing Paradigm Shifts. p. 37.
Bernhard C. Schär
Earth Scientists as Time Travelers and Agents of Colonial Conquest. Swiss Naturalists in the Dutch East Indies. p. 67.
Lorena B. Valderrama
Seismic Forces and State Power: The Creation of the Chilean Seismological Service at the Beginning of the Twentieth Century. p. 81.
Kerry Smith
Earthquake Prediction in Occupied Japan. p. 105.
Brian Rumsey
From Flood Flows to Flood Maps: The Understanding of Flood Probabilities in the United States. p. 134.
Andrea Westermann
Geology and World Politics: Mineral Resource Appraisals as Tools of Geopolitical Calculation, 1919-1939. p. 151.
Perrin Selcer
Fabricating Unity: The FAO-UNESCO Soil Map of the World. p. 174.
Christian Kehrt
Gondwana’s Promises. German Geologists in Antarctica between Basic Science and Resource Exploration in the Late 1970s. p. 202.
Elena Aronova
Environmental Monitoring in the Making: From Surveying Nature’s Resources to Monitoring Nature’s Change. p. 222.
Naomi Oreskes
How Earth Science Has Become a Social Science. p. 246.
Ola Uhrqvist
One Model to Fit All? The Pursuit of Integrated Earth System Models in GAIM and AIMES. p. 271.
MIXED ISSUE
Jørgen Møller, Alexander Schmotz & Svend-Erik Skaaning
Economic Crisis and Democratic Breakdown in the Interwar Years: A Reassessment. p. 301.
Paul Puschmann, Nina Van den Driessche, Per-Olof Grönberg, Bart Van de Putte & Koen Matthijs
From Outsiders to Insiders? Partner Choice and Marriage among Internal Migrants in Antwerp, Rotterdam & Stockholm, 1850-1930. p. 319.