環境経済史への挑戦 : 森林・開発・市場(コンファレンス・レポート,第70回全国大会共通論題)

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The 70th annual conference of the Socio-Economic History Society took place on May 19th and 20th, 2001, at Sophia University in Tokyo. The symposium was organized by Hiroshi KITO, with Kaoru SUGIHARA and Linda GROVE as moderators. It consisted of two keynote speeches and four reports on case studies of environmental and ecological history. Kenneth POMERANTZ reviewed the 'East Asian path of development' and disfussed the divergence of China and Western Europe since the nineteenth century from the viewpoint of resources and the environment. Ryoichi YASUKUNI discussed how copper mining companies obtained fuel and timber in the Tokugawa and early Meiji periods through a case study of the Besshi fopper mine. Following these keynote speeches, three short papers were presented on the topic of ecological problems in relation to economic growth: Hiromichi TAKITA spoke on the shift to fossil fuels in Germany during the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries, Haruka YANAGISAWA on changes in the use of common lands in south Indian cillages over the past hundered years, and Makoto UEDA on economic aspects of the ecosystem in Chinese mountain areas with reference to the Shed people (Pengmin). Finally, Osamu SAITO presented some commentes on silvicultual growth.
社会経済史学会の論文
2003-03-25