The SAGE Handbook of Historical Geography provides an international and in-depth overview of the field with chapters that examine the history, present condition and future significance of historical geography in relation to recent developments and current research.

Table of Contents

• List of Figures and Tables
• Notes on the Editors and Contributors
• Acknowledgements
• Introduction - Charles W. J. Withers, Mona Domosh and Michael Heffernan
• Part I: Histories and Geographies
• Introduction to Part I - Michael Heffernan
• 1 Pre-histories - Robert Mayhew
• 2 Between History and Geography - Michael Heffernan and Karen M. Morin
• 3 The Modern Discipline - Heike Jöns
• 4 East Central Europe - Steven Jobbitt and Róbert Győri
• 5 Russia and Eurasia - Jonathan D. Oldfield
• Part II: Land and Landscapes
• Introduction to Part II - Mona Domosh
• 6 Landscape and History - Veronica della Dora
• 7 Landscape and Labour - Don Mitchell and Carlo Sica
• 8 Colonial and Postcolonial Landscapes - Naomi Roux and Susan Parnell
• 9 Race, Land and Freedom - Brian Scott Williams, Levi Van Sant, Alex A. Moulton and Janae Davis
• 10 Global Cityscapes - Garth Myers
• 11 Land, Landscape and Home - Briony McDonagh
• Part III: Property and Money
• Introduction to Part III - Mona Domosh
• 12 The Place of Money in History - Chris Muellerleile
• 13 Building Capital - Jane M. Jacobs
• 14 Geographies of Dispossession - Vanessa Sloan Morgan, May Farrales and Sarah De Leeuw
• 15 Slavery and Empires - Joshua F. J. Inwood, Derek H. Alderman and Stephen P. Hanna
• 16 Industrialization and Resistance - Andrew Davies
• Part IV: Population and Mobility
• Introduction to Part IV - Charles W. J. Withers
• 17 Enumerating the Populace - Matthew G. Hannah
• 18 Population, Mobility and Moral Regulation - Stephen Legg
• 19 Vagrancy, Mobility and Colonialism - Catharine Coleborne and Maree O'Connor
• 20 Troubling, Troubled, Troublesome - Cheryl McGeachan
• 21 Hunger and Famine - David Nally
• 22 Disease: Dangerous Vectors - Paul S. B. Jackson
• Part V: Territory and Geopolitics
• Introduction to Part V - Michael Heffernan
• 23 Geography at War - Ian Klinke
• 24 State and Territory - Elliott Child and Trevor Barnes
• 25 Geography and the Holocaust - Anne Kelly Knowles
• 26 Cold War Planet - Matthew Farish
• 27 Borders - Cordelia Freeman
• Part VI: Environment and Nature
• Introduction to Part VI - Michael Heffernan
• 28 Nature, Region and the North - Richard C. Powell
• 29 Climate and Climate Change - Martin Mahony
• 30 Weather Watching - Georgina Endfield
• 31 Urban Nature - Matthew Gandy
• 32 Conservation - Michael Roche
• Part VII: Science and Technology
• Introduction to Part VII - Charles W. J. Withers
• 33 Outer Space - Oliver Dunnett
• 34 Technology as a Keyword - Scott Kirsch
• 35 Engineering - K. Maria D. Lane
• 36 Military Technology - Isla Forsyth
• 37 Colonial Water and Hydro-Resilience - Ruth A. Morgan
• 38 Science - Simon Naylor and Matthew Goodman
• Part VIII: Meaning and Communication
• Introduction to Part VIII - Charles W. J. Withers
• 39 Speech - Miles Ogborn
• 40 Worlds into Words – and Back Again - Innes M. Keighren and Benjamin Newman
• 41 Newspaper Print Media - André Reyes Novaes
• 42 Maps, Publishing, and Civil Authority in the Age of Print - James R. Akerman
• 43 Cultures of Regulation and Calibration - Lachlan Fleetwood
• 44 Big Data - Jeremy W. Crampton
• Part IX: Studies in Practice
• Introduction to Part IX - Mona Domosh
• 45 Memory, Materiality, Museology - Claire Warrior
• 46 Photography, Travel, Archives - Joan M. Schwartz
• 47 Architecture, Buildings, Stories - Hannah Neate
• 48 Craft and Practice - Nicola J. Thomas
• 49 History, Geography and the GeoHumanities - Harriet Hawkins