This series delves into the intricate and dynamic relationship between humanity and the environment throughout history. It examines how human societies have shaped and been shaped by the natural world, from ancient civilizations to contemporary global crises. The studies explore diverse environmental challenges and the human responses to them across cultures and geographies. It offers profound insights into the past to better understand present ecological issues and forge a more sustainable future.
"Environment, Modernization and Development in East Asia" explores the intricate relationship between modernization and environmental history. It offers new perspectives on how environmental, social, and economic changes are interconnected in China and Japan, providing a critical analysis of their development trajectories.