Ts’ui-jung Liu is an Adjunct Research Fellow at Academia Sinica, Taiwan.

• Introduction Part I Thought and Attitude Toward Nature 1. Listening To Bamboo: The Chinese Literati’s Attitude and Behavior toward Sounds of the Nature in Pre-Modern Era 2. Livestock and the "Industrious Revolution" In Tokugawa Japan, 1603-1868 Part II Case Studies of Mainland China and Taiwan 3. Water Management and the Legitimization of the Yongle Reign, 1403-1424: An Approach of Political Ecology 4. Media and the Environment in Treaty-Port China: The "Woosung Bar" Controversy in the 1870s 5. Disputes on the Expansion Project of Dahaizi Reservoir in 1950s, Xinjiang, China 6. Going Green From Industrial Dream?: Community-Ngos Cooperation Among Indigenous Communities In Hualien, Taiwan Part III Case Studies Of Japan 7. Pyroclastic Rivers: The Hôei Fuji Eruption (1707) 8. Across The Tama: Bridges and Roads, Rivers and Rocks

Ts’ui-jung Liu is an Adjunct Research Fellow at Academia Sinica, Taiwan.

• Introduction Part I Thought and Attitude Toward Nature 1. Listening To Bamboo: The Chinese Literati’s Attitude and Behavior toward Sounds of the Nature in Pre-Modern Era 2. Livestock and the "Industrious Revolution" In Tokugawa Japan, 1603-1868 Part II Case Studies of Mainland China and Taiwan 3. Water Management and the Legitimization of the Yongle Reign, 1403-1424: An Approach of Political Ecology 4. Media and the Environment in Treaty-Port China: The "Woosung Bar" Controversy in the 1870s 5. Disputes on the Expansion Project of Dahaizi Reservoir in 1950s, Xinjiang, China 6. Going Green From Industrial Dream?: Community-Ngos Cooperation Among Indigenous Communities In Hualien, Taiwan Part III Case Studies Of Japan 7. Pyroclastic Rivers: The Hôei Fuji Eruption (1707) 8. Across The Tama: Bridges and Roads, Rivers and Rocks

Ts’ui-jung Liu is an Adjunct Research Fellow at Academia Sinica, Taiwan.

• Introduction Part I Thought and Attitude Toward Nature 1. Listening To Bamboo: The Chinese Literati’s Attitude and Behavior toward Sounds of the Nature in Pre-Modern Era 2. Livestock and the "Industrious Revolution" In Tokugawa Japan, 1603-1868 Part II Case Studies of Mainland China and Taiwan 3. Water Management and the Legitimization of the Yongle Reign, 1403-1424: An Approach of Political Ecology 4. Media and the Environment in Treaty-Port China: The "Woosung Bar" Controversy in the 1870s 5. Disputes on the Expansion Project of Dahaizi Reservoir in 1950s, Xinjiang, China 6. Going Green From Industrial Dream?: Community-Ngos Cooperation Among Indigenous Communities In Hualien, Taiwan Part III Case Studies Of Japan 7. Pyroclastic Rivers: The Hôei Fuji Eruption (1707) 8. Across The Tama: Bridges and Roads, Rivers and Rocks