New journal: Anthropocene History

Anthropocene History  brings together research that addresses the Anthropocene from historical perspectives and contributes to understanding the interconnections between human and Earth history, contemporary and older. It welcomes contributions that advance theoretical underpinnings of historical Anthropocene studies, as well as case-oriented research. From revisiting events like the Industrial Revolution through an Anthropocene lens to examining the environmental consequences of colonialism, capitalism and communism, the journal aims to foster interdisciplinary conversations that cross traditional boundaries between the sciences, social sciences, and humanities. The overall aim of the journal is to develop a new field where historical and historiographical studies are both informed and reformed by the recognition of the new human-Earth relationship that the Anthropocene concept reflects.

Articles are published under a Creative Commons license (BY-NC-ND) and are open immediately upon publication. Authors are not charged any fees for publication and retain copyright and full publishing rights without restrictions in their articles. Readers may use the full text of articles as described in the license.

To submit work to the journal, find information for authors, and get general information about the journal visit the journal website at Duke University Press.

Additional Information

ISSN: 3070-4138

e-ISSN: 3070-412X