Thinking Russia's History Environmentally

Contents
List of Illustrations
Acknowledgments
Notes on the Text
List of Abbreviations
Introduction
PART I. INDUSTRIALIZATION AND ITS ENVIRONMENTAL CONTEXTS
Chapter 1. Natural Resources and Management Expertise in the Monastic Salt Industry of the White Sea Area in the Sixteenth and Seventeenth Centuries
Chapter 2. Early Russian Industrialization: An Environmental Perspective
Chapter 3. Seeing Oil: Isaak Levitan and the Industrial Volga
Chapter 4. Kazan’ Citizens against Air Pollution: Th e Case of the Ushkov & Co. Chemical Factory (1893–1917)
Chapter 5. “Environing” the North: Fishing and Hunting in the Industrial Development of Khanty-Mansi Okrug, 1960–75
PART II. HUMANS AND ANIMALS
Chapter 6. Camels in European Russia: Exotic Farm Animals and Agricultural Knowledge
Chapter 7. Public Health across Species: Domestic Animals and Sanitary Reforms in Imperial Russia
PART III. ENVIRONMENT AND POLITICS IN THE LATE SOVIET SPACE
Chapter 8. How Wetlands Entered the Transnational Spaces of Late Soviet Environmentalism
Chapter 9. “You Ought to Love Nature!” People’s Control Committees—Environmental Whistleblowers and Western Siberian Oil in the 1970s
Chapter 10. Empire, Settlement, and Environment: Th e Russian Empire and Donald Meinig’s “Macrogeography of Western Imperialism”
Chapter 11. Tracks across the Tundra: Making a Living from Nature in the Borderland of the Russian Northwest
Afterword. Russian and Soviet Environmental History: Unexceptionalism and Exceptionalism
Glossary
Index