Stephen Legg’s research interests encompass selected areas of historical geography, environmental history and historiography. He is fascinated by the interpretation and portrayal of the relation between humans and nature and how and why those interpretations have changed over time.
Legg’s work covers inter-disciplinary areas of philosophical, theoretical and methodological enquiry in reconstructing the past. This includes critiques of both ‘conventional’ and ‘post-modern’ perspectives.
Legg, S., 1997, Forestry and the policy process: Victoria and South Australia, 1870-1939, Australia's Ever-Changing Forests III, 24-27 November, 1996, Centre for Resource and Environmental Studies, Canberra ACT Australia, pp. 303-326.
Wulff, M.G., Reynolds, M.A., Healy, E.J., Legg, S.M., Baum, S., 2007, Trends in Australian non-metropolitan housing markets, 1991-2001, Australian Housing and Urban Research Institute, Australia, pp. 1-96.
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