Relocating meteorology

Martin Mahony; Angelo Matteo Caglioti

Relocating meteorology

Martin Mahony, Angelo Matteo Caglioti

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This themed issue of History of Meteorology grew out of a session at the annual conference of the American Association of Geographers in San Francisco, 2016. The session, on ‘Historical geographies of environmental knowledge: science, space and power’, brought home to us how there’s an increasing momentum around efforts to view the histories of meteorology and climatology in geographical and spatial terms. In our introductory essay, ‘Relocating Meteorology’, we sketch out some of the broader contours of this move, and the rationale behind the development of this themed issue.

Original language	English
Journal	History of Meteorology
Volume	8
Publication status	Published - 2017

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Historical geographies of the future: Airships and the making of imperial atmospheres
Mahony, M., Jul 2019, In: Annals of the American Association of Geographers. 109, 4, p. 1279-1299 21 p.
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Relocating Meteorology: Special issue of History of Meteorology
Mahony, M. (ed.) & Caglioti, A. M. (ed.), 2017, History of Meteorology, 8.
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Historical geographies of the future: Airships and the making of imperial atmospheres

Relocating Meteorology: Special issue of History of Meteorology

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