Jon Mathieu is Professor of History at the University of Lucerne, Switzerland founding director of the Institute of Alpine History at the University of Lugano (Universite della Svizzera Italiana). Matthew Vester is Associate professor in the Department of History at West Virginia University, USA.
..".Mathieu has done Alpine studies an immense service, collecting
an expansive body of research long divided along national,
linguistic, and disciplinary lines. As Mathieu accurately states,
'Quantitative history is sorely missing from Alpine research, ' and
this slim volume provides a very valuable resource for scholars who
wish to redress this lacuna."
Lee W. Holt, "H-Net Reviews""Mathieu's book demolishes widespread
cliches about the Alps, which seek to portray the Alpine region as
the complete reversal of society in lowland areas, or as a world
segregated from the rest of Europe."
"Commission Internationale pour la Protection des Alpes"
."..Mathieu has done Alpine studies an immense service, collecting
an expansive body of research long divided along national,
linguistic, and disciplinary lines. As Mathieu accurately states,
'Quantitative history is sorely missing from Alpine research, ' and
this slim volume provides a very valuable resource for scholars who
wish to redress this lacuna."
Lee W. Holt, "H-Net Reviews""Mathieu's book demolishes widespread
cliches about the Alps, which seek to portray the Alpine region as
the complete reversal of society in lowland areas, or as a world
segregated from the rest of Europe."
"Commission Internationale pour la Protection des Alpes"
"Mathieu's book demolishes widespread cliches about the Alps, which
seek to portray the Alpine region as the complete reversal of
society in lowland areas, or as a world segregated from the rest of
Europe." "Commission Internationale pour la Protection des Alpes"
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