Online Bibliography on
LATIN AMERICAN ENVIRONMENTAL HISTORY

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Online Bibliography

Refworks

After several requests for a more searchable database, the editors changed format.  Refworks allows everyone to import their own Endnote and Procite citations.  We have kept many of the original categories used to sort and organize the material.  We conserved bioregions but added the more artificial national cateogries too, since much reseach is local and continues to be labled by country.  Indigenous populations include a large portion of the new indicators, and more material is being suggested daily. Please email your suggestions to editor Erin Bates.

Search

Refworks has a search engine that allows search by keyword. If you type "Brazil" in the Search box, all references with the word "Brazil" in the title, place of publication or descriptor will show. This is very useful when you are searching for references for one particular location or geographic region. Most of the references are also indexed by what we called bioregion: Andes, Amazon, Southern Cone, Caribbean, etc. For an idea of the different descriptor, click on the upper left menu "Search" and then click on "Lookup by Descriptor."

Acronyms & Influences

Thanks to contributions from several colleagues, the Online Bibliography on Environmental History of Latin America has now almost one thousand references, among articles, books, videos and WebPages in English, Spanish and Portuguese. These references were gathered from the Forest History Society's online bibliography (an absolutely incredible source), suggestions from H-ASEH and H-LATAM subscribers, co-editors John Wirth (in memorian) and José Augusto Drummond, and bibliographic research in academic journals such as the American Historical Review and Environmental History Review, besides a number of databases.

Most references have been double-checked with at least two sources to make sure they were accurate and pertinent, though we have adopted a rather broad definition for environmental history. We have included some (not many!) classic works by Crosby, Sauer, Buarque de Holanda, Ciro Cardoso.  However we have focused rather on recent works (last 15 years), that would not be easily found in traditional bibliographies. We have included short reviews for books and movies, whenever they were available. In some cases, there is a link to the H-Net electronic reviews.  If not stated otherwise, the comments were credited as followed:

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