概括
这项研究考察了工业时代热带森林商品生产,揭示了复杂的全球联系. 它强调了当地林边界如何与全球的工业和实验室互动,将原材料开采转变为技术景观.
科学领域:
- 环境历史 环境历史
- 经济史 经济史 经济史
- 全球历史 全球历史
背景情况:
- 工业时代对热带森林商品的需求增加.
- 以前的历史记载往往侧重于从热带森林提取原材料.
- 需要了解商品生产中涉及的更广泛的跨地方互动和交流.
研究的目的:
- 在工业时代重新考虑热带森林商品的生产.
- 通过将当地生产与跨地方互动相结合,分析林商品的全球历史.
- 揭露热带森林边界与欧洲和北美的工业/研究实验室之间的生产联系.
主要方法:
- 热带森林边界 (非洲,亚洲,拉丁美洲) 和全球产业 (欧洲,北美) 之间的生产联系的历史分析.
- 热带森林劳动活动,技术和技能的检查.
- 热带森林作为复杂的技术景观的重新概念化.
主要成果:
- 热带森林商品通过复杂的网络生产,将当地边界与全球工业和研究实验室联系起来.
- 热带森林作为复杂的技术景观,而不仅仅是原材料开采的地点.
- 生产与化学,消费,电气和制药行业紧密相关.
结论:
- 了解林商品的全球历史需要将本地生产与跨地方交换历史相结合.
- 热带森林商品生产涉及复杂的技术和不断发展的劳动技能.
- 该研究将热带森林重新定义为工业纠和技术创新的动态场所.
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