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2 years ago in Early Modern History , Environmental History By Rinku
Are there significant academic studies dealing specifically with forests and woodland management in the Early Modern period (c. 1500–1800)?
I'm developing a chapter on resource management for an environmental history dissertation. I'm interested in how early modern states, communities, and industries perceived, used, and regulated forests across Europe and the colonial world. Are there key historians or schools of thought (e.g., the Annales school's work on rural history) that have shaped this subfield? What are some landmark monographs or edited collections that provide a foundational overview?
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