دانلود کتاب Japan at Nature's Edge: The Environmental Context of a Global Power

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Contents\nPreface\nWriting Japan at Nature’s Edge: The Promises and Perils of Environmental History\nPart I: Oceans and Empires\n1. The Pelagic Empire: Reconsidering Japanese Expansion\nFrom Meat to Machine Oil: The Nineteenth-Century Development of Whaling in Wakayama\nFisheries Build Up the Nation: Maritime Environmental Encounters Between Japan and China\nPart II: Changing Landscapes\nTalking Sulfur Dioxide: Air Pollution and the Politics of Science in Late Meiji Japan\nConstructing Nature\nToroku: Mountain Dreams, Chemical Nightmares\nPart III: Between Bodies\nFecal Matters: Prolegomenon to a History of Shit in Japan\nWeathering Fuji: Marriage, Meteorology, and the Meiji Bodyscape\nAnimal Histories: Stranger in a Tokyo Canal\nPart IV: Vistas and Vantage Points\nInventorying Nature: Tokugawa Yoshimune and the Sponsorship of Honzōgaku in Eighteenth-Century Japan\nJapanese Literature and Environmental Crises\nJapanese Environmental Policy: Lessons from Experience and Remaining Problems\nPart V: The Triple Disaster of 3/11\nAn Envirotechnical Disaster: Negotiating Nature, Technology, and Politics at Fukushima\nPostcrisis Japanese Nuclear Policy: From Topdown Directives to Bottom-Up Activism\nUsing Japan to Think Globally: The Natural Subject of History and Its Hopes\nList of Contributors\nIndex