This collection examines the historical development of society's relationship to the environment in Central and Southeastern Europe. The contributors analyze the growth of environmental consciousness since the eighteenth century, the inception of environmental history as an academic discipline, and the rise of environmental movements in the region.
Chapter Seven: The History of Environmental Movements and the Development of Environmental Thought in Turkey, 1850-1980Part II: Nature Protection and Specific Landscapes; Chapter Eight: Man and Nature in Central Europe during the "Long" Nineteenth Century from the Slovak Point of View; Chapter Nine: Protecting the Alps; Chapter Ten: The Origins and Developmental Course of the Plitvice Lakes National Park; Chapter Eleven: Contrasting the "Sunny Side"; Chapter Twelve: The Development of the Concept of Forest Sustainability in Transylvania, the Banat, Bukovina, Moldavia, and Wallachia until 1918.
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