Resources of the City: Contributions to an Environmental History of Modern Europe
Contents: Resources of the City: towards a European urban environmental history, Dieter Schott A metabolic approach to the city: 19th and 20th century Paris, Sabine Barles Urban horses and Changing City Hinterland Relationships in the United States, Joel A. Tarr and Clay McShane 'Returning to nature' vacation and life style in the Montreal region, Michele Dagenais Citizens in Pursuit of Nature: Gardens, Allotments and Private Space in European cities, 1850 2000, Helen Meller Sustainable Naples: the Disappearance of Nature as a Resource, Gabriella Corona The struggle for urban space: Nantes and Clermont Ferrand, 1830 1930, Genevieve Massard Guilbaud Sanitate Crescamus: Water Supply, Sewage Disposal and Environmental Values in a Victorian suburb, Nicholas Goddard Resource Management and Environmental Transformations. Water Incorporation at the Time of Industrialization: Milan, 1880 1940, Simone Neri Serneri Constructing Urban Infrastructure for Multiple Resource Management: Sewerage Systems in the Industrialization of the Rhineland, Germany, Ulrich Koppitz Towards the Socialist Sanitary City: Urban Water Problems in East German new towns, 1945 70, Christoph Bernhardt Experts and water quality in Paris in 1870, Laurence Lestel Noise Abatement and the Search for Quiet Space in the Modern City, Michael Toyka Seid Environmental Justice, History and the City: The United States and Britain, 1970 2000, Bill Luckin 'In Stadt und Land' Differences and Convergences between Urban and Local Environmentalism in West Germany, 1950 80, Jens Ivo Engels Path Dependence and Urban History: Is a Marriage Possible? Martin V. Melosi Index.