Add to ORKGThe Mountain offers an outstanding social and political science approach to mountains. Extending from the Enlightenment to the present day, the authors demonstrate an exceptional familiarity with the literature and recount how mountains, by embracing environment, development, and people, became an integral part of world politics following the 1992 Earth Summit in Rio de Janeiro and the United Nations designation of 2002 as the International Year of Mountains. This book is a tour de force—indispensable for anyone interested in mountains or anyone concerned about the future of our world. — Jack D. Ives, United Nations Universit
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Our highest mountain stands infront of the crucial question - in which direction will evolve its cur...
The history of mountain research is most fascinating. Three names for 3 centuries may give an idea o...
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A review of Bernard Debarbieux and Gilles Rudaz's 2015 volume 'The Mountain', highlighting its key m...
Recent scholarship across a range of historical sub-disciplines shows that uplands are where many fo...
In July 2000, the FAO announced that the year 2002 will be the International Year of the Mountain. M...
Ramirez Ruiz Marcelo. Mountains : a product of nature or of history and human societies ?. In: Revue...
For the past ten years David Gilligan has climbed all of the major mountain ranges in the world. His...
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The International Year of Mountains has changed the way many people think about and relate to mounta...
Since 2001, the Mountain Research Initiative (MRI) has sought to support the detection of global cha...
Since the United Nations Conference on Environment and Development in 1992, mountains have acquired ...
Bailly Antoine. Bruno Messerli and J.D. Ives (eds) : Mountains of the World; Challenges for the 21st...
Mountains cover a significant portion of the land area of many countries in the world, and their res...
Here is a collection of the finest nature essays on the mountain ranges of the world - the third boo...
Our highest mountain stands infront of the crucial question - in which direction will evolve its cur...
The history of mountain research is most fascinating. Three names for 3 centuries may give an idea o...
Due to the localized nature of mountains, their great diversity, and the fact that their specificity...
A review of Bernard Debarbieux and Gilles Rudaz's 2015 volume 'The Mountain', highlighting its key m...
Recent scholarship across a range of historical sub-disciplines shows that uplands are where many fo...
In July 2000, the FAO announced that the year 2002 will be the International Year of the Mountain. M...
Ramirez Ruiz Marcelo. Mountains : a product of nature or of history and human societies ?. In: Revue...
For the past ten years David Gilligan has climbed all of the major mountain ranges in the world. His...
Abstract: Mountains between nature, history and social systems. This text analyses the proposals of ...
The International Year of Mountains has changed the way many people think about and relate to mounta...
Since 2001, the Mountain Research Initiative (MRI) has sought to support the detection of global cha...
Since the United Nations Conference on Environment and Development in 1992, mountains have acquired ...
Bailly Antoine. Bruno Messerli and J.D. Ives (eds) : Mountains of the World; Challenges for the 21st...
Mountains cover a significant portion of the land area of many countries in the world, and their res...
Here is a collection of the finest nature essays on the mountain ranges of the world - the third boo...
Our highest mountain stands infront of the crucial question - in which direction will evolve its cur...