CfP: Co-evolving Socioeconomic Arrangements and Landscapes
RCC alumnus Maurits Ertsen announces the following call for papers.
In order to build understanding on and provide empirical evidence for co-evolving social/economic arrangements and landscapes as environmental systems, two sessions are organized at two different venues.
- A session on Co-evolution of water systems and societies, to be held at the European Geosciences Union – 27 April-2 May 2014 in Vienna
- A session on Human Niche Construction in Landscape Archaeology, to be held at the 3rd International Landscape Archaeological Conference 2014 – 17-20 September 2014 in Rome
At these sessions, both held in great cities with huge and fascinating histories, many kinds of papers are welcomed: studies that take a historical or archaeological approach, studies that use social science methods to assess how communities and societies create and respond to environmental change, and natural scientific studies on those changes.
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