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There may still be submissions to come, invites to send, decisions to make, but 2022 is nearly done. The year has brought recognition in the form of growing impact factor and journal rankings, but much more importantly it has brought an ever fascinating flow of new articles ...
Posting in the first person for once, I remain honored and excited to get a chance to do this job, to help authors shape their work and the field, to take things forward. I want to express deep gratitude to all our authors, our reviewers (who will be acknowledged ...
by name in an upcoming editorial), the editorial team (including AEs @SharonAnnMurph1, @ShamiltoShane, Andrea Lluch, Per Hansen), and everyone at @TheBHCNews. Our readers, far from least! This is a collective endeavour ...
1/ This was a long-time in the making, but the Special Issue on "Waste Economies Under Wartime Conditions: A Transnational Perspective on #recycling and #WW2" was just published by @BH__journal
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#twitterstorians #discardstudies #waste #history #SWW
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#twitterstorians #discardstudies #waste #history #SWW
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2/ The introduction by Chad Denton & Heike Weber places the history of waste & recycling into an international context. It argues that we need to rethink waste's role in #bizhist & the role of salvage and reverse logistics in the history of #WW2 #SWW
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3/ In "Nazi German waste recovery and the vision of a circular economy" Weber explores the waste economy inside the Nazi state & shows how waste reclamation was an integral part of Nazi ideological and racial worldviews.
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