The Ecological & Cultural Change Studies Group is a collection of scholars working in areas that transform cultural and environmental arrangements. Research topics include the human dimensions of environmental change and animals and society.
Recent Books:
Looking at Animals in Human History
The Animals Reader reviews
A Cultural History of Animals, Six Volume Series (Kalof edited Volume 1 on Animals in Antiquity)
Announcements:
New Graduate Specialization
Animal Studies: Social Science & Humanities Perspectives
The graduate specialization in Animal Studies: Social Science & Humanities Perspectives is designed for doctoral and master's students to explore the historical and contemporary social dimensions of the human-animal relationship from an interdisciplinary perspective... More
MSU to host Animals & Society Institute Fellows
Michigan State University will host the 2008 Animals & Society Institute Fellows for six weeks of intensive research-in-residence, June 2- July 11, 2008 . See www.animalstudies.msu.edu for more information.
The Animals Reader earns high praise
ECCSG members Linda Kalof and Amy Fitzgerald have received favorable reviews for their recently published edited volume, The Animals Reader, from The Guardian and The Financial Times... More
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