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Köp båda 2 för 1231 kr"Many who have labored as social scientists in environmental fields might have hoped that by 1995 the importance of multidisciplinary, if not interdisciplinary, perspectives would be apparent." -"CHOICE "This book is an attempt to situate social theory at the center of emerging debates about the global environment. This, is, of course, an extremely useful and timely project.... which demonstrates that theorizing nature from the social sciences must truly be interdisciplinary.." -"Growth and Change "The editors show....that the absence of an interdisciplinary perspective hinders essential understanding of the nature/society relationships." -"CHOICE
Michael Redclift, Ted Benton
Chapter 1 Introduction, Ted Benton, Michael Redclift; Chapter 2 Biology and Social Theory in the Environmental Debate, Ted Benton; Chapter 3 Sociology and the Environment, Michael Redclift, Graham Woodgate; Chapter 4 The Limits to Neoclassicism, Michael Jacobs; Chapter 5 Running out of Time, Barbara Adam; Chapter 6 Gender Analysis and Environmentalisms, Cecile Jackson; Chapter 7 Social Movements and Environmental Change, Steven Yearley; Chapter 8 Scientific Knowledge and the Global Environment, Brian Wynne; Chapter 9 Facing Global Warming, Angela Liberatore; Chapter 10 Global Sociology and Global Environmental Change, Leslie Sklair; Chapter 11 Environmental Sociology And Global Environmental Change, Frederick Buttel, Peter Taylor; Chapter 12 Sustaining Developments in Environmental Sociology, Elizabeth Shove;