Dominik Collet

• Collet, Dominik; White, Sam; Maughan, Nicolas & Kleemann, Katrin (2023). Climate and Conflict Revisited: Perspectives from Past and Present. Past Global Changes Magazine. ISSN 2411-605X. doi: 10.22498/pages.31.2.122. Fulltekst i vitenarkiv
• Collet, Dominik (2023). Abusing Climate: The 1770s Anomaly and the First Partition of Poland–Lithuania. Acta Historica Tallinnensia. ISSN 1406-2925.
• Collet, Dominik (2023). Abusing Climate: The 1770s Anomaly and the First Partition of Poland–Lithuania. Acta Historica Tallinnensia. ISSN 1406-2925. doi: 10.3176/hist.2023.2.02. Vis sammendrag

  Poland–Lithuania served as Europe’s grain basket for centuries, playing a vital role in feeding its neighbours during times of climatic adversity. However, its ecological abundance also attracted hostile intentions. In the early 1770s, the territory experienced a twin catastrophe: a deep political crisis coinciding with a severe climate anomaly. This paper examines the interaction between climate and conflict during a period typically analysed only from the perspective of political history. It aims to reconnect significant state events, such as civil war, occupation, and partition, with their socioecological context, including harvest failures, famine, and epidemics. This approach challenges deterministic simplifications of climate–conflict relations and emphasises the diverse range of human responses to climatic impacts, ranging from desperation to appropriation

• Ljungqvist, Fredrik Charpentier; Seim, Andrea & Collet, Dominik (2023). Famines in medieval and early modern Europe—Connecting climate and society. Wiley Interdisciplinary Reviews: Climate Change (WIRESs). ISSN 1757-7780. doi: 10.1002/wcc.859. Fulltekst i vitenarkiv
• Collet, Dominik (2020). Risk and Resilience. I Haumann, Sebastian; Knoll, Martin & Mares, Detlev (Red.), Concepts of Urban-Environmental History. Transcript Verlag. ISSN 9783837643756. s. 79–94.
• Collet, Dominik & Schuh, Maximilian (2018). Famines: At the Interface of Nature and Society. I Collet, Dominik (Red.), Famines During the 'Little Ice Age' (1300-1800). Socionatural Entanglements in Premodern Societies. Springer Nature. ISSN 978-3-319-54341-3. s. 3–14. doi: https:/doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-54337-6. Vis sammendrag

  The article evaluates recent scholarship on famines in Europe during the medieval and early modern periods (c. 700–1800), synthesizing the state-of-the-art knowledge and identifying both research gaps and interdisciplinary potentials. Particular focus is placed on how, and to what extent, climatic change and variability is given explanatory power in famine causation. Current research, supported by recent advances in palaeoclimatology, reveals that anomalous cold conditions constituted the main environmental backdrop for severe food production crises that could result in famines in pre-industrial Europe. Such food crises occurred most frequently between c. 1550 and 1710, during the climax of the Little Ice Age cooling, and can be connected to the strong dependency on grain in Europe during this period. The available body of scholarship demonstrates that famines in medieval and early modern Europe best can be understood as the result of the interactions of climatic and societal stressors responding to pre-existing vulnerabilities. Recent research has shown that societal responses to these famines, and the appropriation of their consequences, have been much more comprehensive, dynamic, and substantial than previously assumed. The article concludes by providing recommendations for future studies on historical famines.

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• Collet, Dominik (2019). Die doppelte Katastrophe. Klima und Kultur in der europäischen Hungerkrise 1770–1772. Vandenhoeck & Ruprecht. ISBN 978-3-525-35592-3. 466 s.
• Collet, Dominik & Schuh, Maximilian (2018). Famines During the 'Little Ice Age' (1300-1800). Socionatural Entanglements in Premodern Societies . Springer Nature. ISBN 978-3-319-54341-3. 269 s.
• Collet, Dominik (2018). Famines During the 'Little Ice Age' (1300-1800). Socionatural Entanglements in Premodern Societies. Springer Nature. ISBN 978-3-319-54341-3. 269 s. Vis sammendrag

  The article evaluates recent scholarship on famines in Europe during the medieval and early modern periods (c. 700–1800), synthesizing the state-of-the-art knowledge and identifying both research gaps and interdisciplinary potentials. Particular focus is placed on how, and to what extent, climatic change and variability is given explanatory power in famine causation. Current research, supported by recent advances in palaeoclimatology, reveals that anomalous cold conditions constituted the main environmental backdrop for severe food production crises that could result in famines in pre-industrial Europe. Such food crises occurred most frequently between c. 1550 and 1710, during the climax of the Little Ice Age cooling, and can be connected to the strong dependency on grain in Europe during this period. The available body of scholarship demonstrates that famines in medieval and early modern Europe best can be understood as the result of the interactions of climatic and societal stressors responding to pre-existing vulnerabilities. Recent research has shown that societal responses to these famines, and the appropriation of their consequences, have been much more comprehensive, dynamic, and substantial than previously assumed. The article concludes by providing recommendations for future studies on historical famines.

• Collet, Dominik (2007). Die Welt in der Stube. Begegnungen mit Außereuropa in Kunstkammern der Frühen Neuzeit . Vandenhoeck & Ruprecht. ISBN 978-3525358887. 403 s.

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• Collet, Dominik (2023). Die Armut weint, der Kornjud lacht“. Ökonomisierungen der Klimaanomalie 1770-1772.
• Collet, Dominik (2023). The Little Ice Age. Lessons from the past.
• Collet, Dominik (2023). Growing the Environmental Humantities.
• Collet, Dominik (2023). Zwischen göttlichem und weltlichem Strafgericht. Hungerkriminalität und ‚moral ecology‘ in der Vormoderne.
• Collet, Dominik (2023). Klimakulturen in der europäischen Hungerkrise 1770–1772.
• Collet, Dominik (2022). Die Europäische Klimakrise 1770-1772. Hungern und Handeln. DAMALS. ISSN 0011-5908. 6, s. 72–76.
• Collet, Dominik (2022). Curating climate in museum environments.
• Collet, Dominik (2022). It's the climate, stupid!
• Collet, Dominik (2022). Inspirierende Infektionen. Epidemien in der Klimaanomalie 1770-1772.
• Collet, Dominik (2022). ClimateCultures. Socionatural entanglements in Little Ice Age Norway 1500-1800.
• Collet, Dominik (2022). Die Ökologie der vormodernen Stadt: Regensburg und die Klimaanomalie 1770-1772 .
• Collet, Dominik (2022). Ressourcenkulturen. Klima und Gesellschaft in der Kleinen Eiszeit.
• Collet, Dominik (2022). Roundtable: Nordic climate history – current state and future perspectives.
• Collet, Dominik (2022). The 1770s crisis in the Nordics.
• Collet, Dominik (2022). Inspiring infections. Appropriating Europe's last plague outbreak.
• Collet, Dominik (2022). Drei Jahre Winter. Klimakulturen in der Anomalie 1770–1772.
• Collet, Dominik & Kallevik, Matias (2021). ClimateCultures? Little Ice Age shocks in Norway (1500–1800).
• Collet, Dominik & Trine, Nickelsen (2021). Europa 1770-1772: Rammet av klimasjokk, hungersnød – og virus. [Tidsskrift]. Apollon.
• Collet, Dominik & Nickelsen, Trine (2021). Den lille istid. Rammet av klimasjokk, hungersnød – og virus. [Avis]. Aftenposten Historie.
• Collet, Dominik (2021). Climate History - Uses and abuses .
• Collet, Dominik (2021). The fetish of stability. Historicising resilience.
• Collet, Dominik (2021). The Socionatural 18th century. Connecting culture and climate.
• Collet, Dominik & Mari, Lilleslåtten (2020). Equality has always been the best remedy against famine . [Internett]. IAKH Research News.
• Brenna, Anders; Lund, Ellen Cathrine; Fredriksen, Per Ditlef & Collet, Dominik (2020). Past climate change (fortidens klimaendringer). [Internett]. norgeshistorie.no, podkast.
• Collet, Dominik (2019). Integrating the archives of nature and the archives of societies in climate history .
• Collet, Dominik (2019). Connecting Climates. Coping with the Little Ice Age in China and Europe (1500-1800).
• Collet, Dominik (2019). Weak ties, Big Science. Challenges to ‘blended learning’ in early academic collections.
• Collet, Dominik (2019). Doing Climate History in the Little Ice Age.
• Collet, Dominik (2019). Climate History of the Little Ice Age.
• Collet, Dominik (2018). Das Anthropozän. Eine Herausforderung für die Geisteswissenschaften .
• Collet, Dominik (2018). Integrating the archives of nature and the archives of societies .
• Collet, Dominik (2018). Krieg und Korn. Sozionaturale Verflechtungen der Ersten Polnischen Teilung 1772.
• Collet, Dominik (2018). Tracing Entanglements. Climate and Culture during the Little Ice Age.

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