The Long Shadows: A Global Environmental History of the Second World War

Contents
Foreword by John R. McNeill
Acknowledgments
List of Illustrations
Part I: Introduction
	1. The Long Shadows - Simo Laakkonen, Richard P. Tucker, and Timo Vuorisalo
	2. Polemosphere: The War, Society, and the Environment - Simo Laakkonen
	3. World War II: A Global Perspective - Evan Mawdsley
Part II: Social and Environmental Impacts of the War
	4. Environmental Policies of the Third Reich - Simo Laakkonen
	5. The Costs of the War for the Soviet Union - Paul Josephson
	6. Conceptualizing Wartime Flood and Famine in China - Micah S. Muscolino
	7. Environmental Scars in Northeastern India and Burma - Richard P. Tucker
	8. Hawai‘i: Before and After Pearl Harbor - Carol MacLennan
	9. The Great Louse War: Control of Typhus Fever - Helene Laurent
	10. Perspectives on the Acoustic Ecology of War - Outi Ampuja
Part III: Resource Extraction and the War
	11. Aluminum’s Permanent Revolution - Matthew Evenden
	12. Crisis Utilization in Mexican Forests - Christopher R. Boyer
	13. Food Disruption and Agricultural Policy in Tanganyika - Gregory Maddox
	14. Japanese Imperialism and Marine Resources - William M. Tsutsui and Timo Vuorisalo
	15. Opening the Circumpolar Arctic World - Ilmo Massa and Alla Bolotova
	16. International Conservation after the Two World Wars - Anna-Katharina Wöbse
Part IV: Conclusions
	17. Hypotheses: World War II and Its Shadows - Simo Laakkonen, Richard P. Tucker, and Timo Vuorisalo
List of Contributors
Index