1. Introduction
2. Locating and shaping India's physical environment and living populations
3. Indus and Vedic relationships with Indian environments (c.3500 BCE–c.600 BCE)
4. The environment and forest-dweller, late Vedic, Hindu, Jain, Buddhist, and Dravidian cultures, societies, and states (c.600 BCE–c.800 CE)
5. Insiders, Jewish, Christian, and Muslim immigrants, and the environment (c.700–c.1600)
6. Mughal empire (1526–1707)
7. Mughal imperial fragmentation, regional state rise, popular environmental movements, and early British colonial policies and institutions (c.1700–1857)
8. The British Raj, 'Mahatma' Gandhi, and other anti-colonial movements (1857–1947)
9. West and East Pakistan and India following independence (1947–71)
10. India, Pakistan, and Bangladesh from Stockholm to Rio (1971–92)
11. India, Pakistan, and Bangladesh into the twenty-first century
12. National, subcontinental, and global issues in South Asia
Bibliographic essay.
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