Nature at War
American Environments and World War II
Herausgeber: Robertson, Thomas; Mansoor, Peter; Breyfogle, Nicholas B; Tucker, Richard P
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American Environments and World War II
Herausgeber: Robertson, Thomas; Mansoor, Peter; Breyfogle, Nicholas B; Tucker, Richard P
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This anthology is the first sustained examination of American involvement in World War II through an environmental lens.
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This anthology is the first sustained examination of American involvement in World War II through an environmental lens.
Produktdetails
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- Verlag: Cambridge University Press
- Seitenzahl: 387
- Erscheinungstermin: 21. Mai 2020
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 231mm x 163mm x 23mm
- Gewicht: 635g
- ISBN-13: 9781108419765
- ISBN-10: 1108419763
- Artikelnr.: 58380018
- Herstellerkennzeichnung
- Libri GmbH
- Europaallee 1
- 36244 Bad Hersfeld
- gpsr@libri.de
- Verlag: Cambridge University Press
- Seitenzahl: 387
- Erscheinungstermin: 21. Mai 2020
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 231mm x 163mm x 23mm
- Gewicht: 635g
- ISBN-13: 9781108419765
- ISBN-10: 1108419763
- Artikelnr.: 58380018
- Herstellerkennzeichnung
- Libri GmbH
- Europaallee 1
- 36244 Bad Hersfeld
- gpsr@libri.de
Preface: American environments and the Second World War Peter Mansoor;
Acknowledgments; Introduction: total war and American nature Thomas
Robertson and Richard P. Tucker; Part I. New Weapons, New Spaces: 1. A war
of mobility: transportation, American productive power, and the environment
during World War II Thomas Robertson and Christopher W. Wells; 2. For
land's sake: World War II military land acquisition and alteration Jean
Mansavage; Part II. Military Materials I (Inorganic): 3. 'Tanks Are Born
Underground': mining and World War II Kent Curtis; 4. Fueling the 'American
Century': establishing the US petroleum imperative Brian Black; Part III.
Military Materials II (Organic): 5. Soldiers of the soil: labor, nature,
and American agriculture during World War II Kendra Smith-Howard; 6. When
meals became weapons: American food in World War II Kellen Backer; 7. From
field to foxhole: cigarettes and soldiers in World War II Joel R. Bius;
Part IV. New Landscapes: Cities and Coasts: 8. A watery grave?: World War
II and the environment on the American Gulf Coast Christopher M. Rein; 9.
World War II and the urban environment: redirecting American politics in
Los Angeles and beyond Sarah S. Elkind; Part V. New Frontiers: Microbes,
Molecules, and Atoms: 10. Battling insects and infection: American chemical
and pharmaceutical expansion during World War II Martha N. Gardner; 11.
Shattered worlds: place, environment, and militarized landscapes at the
dawn of atomic America Ryan H. Edgington; Part VI. Conservation: 12. Total
war and the total environment: World War II and the shift from conservation
to environmentalism Thomas Robertson; Index.
Acknowledgments; Introduction: total war and American nature Thomas
Robertson and Richard P. Tucker; Part I. New Weapons, New Spaces: 1. A war
of mobility: transportation, American productive power, and the environment
during World War II Thomas Robertson and Christopher W. Wells; 2. For
land's sake: World War II military land acquisition and alteration Jean
Mansavage; Part II. Military Materials I (Inorganic): 3. 'Tanks Are Born
Underground': mining and World War II Kent Curtis; 4. Fueling the 'American
Century': establishing the US petroleum imperative Brian Black; Part III.
Military Materials II (Organic): 5. Soldiers of the soil: labor, nature,
and American agriculture during World War II Kendra Smith-Howard; 6. When
meals became weapons: American food in World War II Kellen Backer; 7. From
field to foxhole: cigarettes and soldiers in World War II Joel R. Bius;
Part IV. New Landscapes: Cities and Coasts: 8. A watery grave?: World War
II and the environment on the American Gulf Coast Christopher M. Rein; 9.
World War II and the urban environment: redirecting American politics in
Los Angeles and beyond Sarah S. Elkind; Part V. New Frontiers: Microbes,
Molecules, and Atoms: 10. Battling insects and infection: American chemical
and pharmaceutical expansion during World War II Martha N. Gardner; 11.
Shattered worlds: place, environment, and militarized landscapes at the
dawn of atomic America Ryan H. Edgington; Part VI. Conservation: 12. Total
war and the total environment: World War II and the shift from conservation
to environmentalism Thomas Robertson; Index.
Preface: American environments and the Second World War Peter Mansoor;
Acknowledgments; Introduction: total war and American nature Thomas
Robertson and Richard P. Tucker; Part I. New Weapons, New Spaces: 1. A war
of mobility: transportation, American productive power, and the environment
during World War II Thomas Robertson and Christopher W. Wells; 2. For
land's sake: World War II military land acquisition and alteration Jean
Mansavage; Part II. Military Materials I (Inorganic): 3. 'Tanks Are Born
Underground': mining and World War II Kent Curtis; 4. Fueling the 'American
Century': establishing the US petroleum imperative Brian Black; Part III.
Military Materials II (Organic): 5. Soldiers of the soil: labor, nature,
and American agriculture during World War II Kendra Smith-Howard; 6. When
meals became weapons: American food in World War II Kellen Backer; 7. From
field to foxhole: cigarettes and soldiers in World War II Joel R. Bius;
Part IV. New Landscapes: Cities and Coasts: 8. A watery grave?: World War
II and the environment on the American Gulf Coast Christopher M. Rein; 9.
World War II and the urban environment: redirecting American politics in
Los Angeles and beyond Sarah S. Elkind; Part V. New Frontiers: Microbes,
Molecules, and Atoms: 10. Battling insects and infection: American chemical
and pharmaceutical expansion during World War II Martha N. Gardner; 11.
Shattered worlds: place, environment, and militarized landscapes at the
dawn of atomic America Ryan H. Edgington; Part VI. Conservation: 12. Total
war and the total environment: World War II and the shift from conservation
to environmentalism Thomas Robertson; Index.
Acknowledgments; Introduction: total war and American nature Thomas
Robertson and Richard P. Tucker; Part I. New Weapons, New Spaces: 1. A war
of mobility: transportation, American productive power, and the environment
during World War II Thomas Robertson and Christopher W. Wells; 2. For
land's sake: World War II military land acquisition and alteration Jean
Mansavage; Part II. Military Materials I (Inorganic): 3. 'Tanks Are Born
Underground': mining and World War II Kent Curtis; 4. Fueling the 'American
Century': establishing the US petroleum imperative Brian Black; Part III.
Military Materials II (Organic): 5. Soldiers of the soil: labor, nature,
and American agriculture during World War II Kendra Smith-Howard; 6. When
meals became weapons: American food in World War II Kellen Backer; 7. From
field to foxhole: cigarettes and soldiers in World War II Joel R. Bius;
Part IV. New Landscapes: Cities and Coasts: 8. A watery grave?: World War
II and the environment on the American Gulf Coast Christopher M. Rein; 9.
World War II and the urban environment: redirecting American politics in
Los Angeles and beyond Sarah S. Elkind; Part V. New Frontiers: Microbes,
Molecules, and Atoms: 10. Battling insects and infection: American chemical
and pharmaceutical expansion during World War II Martha N. Gardner; 11.
Shattered worlds: place, environment, and militarized landscapes at the
dawn of atomic America Ryan H. Edgington; Part VI. Conservation: 12. Total
war and the total environment: World War II and the shift from conservation
to environmentalism Thomas Robertson; Index.