This publication is an outcome of the transnational research group Technology, Environment and Resources in the Tensions of Europe research program Technology and Societal Challenges 1800-2050, as well as the Eindhoven History Lab program on Global Sustainability History. The special issue was co-edited by Frank Veraart and contains an article by History Lab researchers Frank Veraart, Jan Pieter Smits and Erik van der Vleuten on the oil-connected sustainability histories of the Niger and Rhine deltas.
Anna Åberg and Frank Veraart (eds.), ‘Creating, Capturing and Circulating Commodities: The technology and politics of material resource flows, from the 19th century to the present’. Special section of The Extractive Industries and Society Vol.7. nr.1 (2020): 1-67.
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Frank Veraart, Anna Åberg, Hanna Vikström, “Creating, capturing, and circulating commodities: The technology and politics of material resource flows, from the 19th century to the present“, The Extractive Industries and Society Vol.7. nr.1 (2020): 1-7.
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Alexandra Bekasova, “From common rocks to valuable industrial resources: Limestone in nineteenth-century Russia.” The Extractive Industries and Society Vol.7. nr.1 (2020): 8-19.
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Hanna Vikström, “Risk or opportunity? The extractive industries’ response to critical metals in renewable energy technologies, 1980-2014“, The Extractive Industries and Society Vol.7. nr.1 (2020): 20-28.
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Anna Åberg, Maja Fjӕstad, “Chasing uranium: Securing nuclear fuel on a transnational arena in Sweden 1971–1984“, The Extractive Industries and Society Vol.7. nr.1 (2020): 29-38.
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Frank Veraart, Jan-Pieter Smits, Erik van der Vleuten, “Connected by oil: A framework to analyze the connected sustainability histories of the Niger and Rhine Deltas, 1950-2015.” The Extractive Industries and Society Vol.7. nr.1 (2020): 50-67.
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