Jordan Fox is Associate Professor of Sociology and of Environment and Sustainability at the State University of New York (SUNY) at Buffalo.Ian Carrillo is Assistant Professor of Sociology and affiliate faculty in the Center for Brazil Studies at the University of Oklahoma.J. P. Sapinski is Associate Professor of Environmental Studies at Université de Moncton, in Canada.Diana Stuart is Professor in the School of Earth and Sustainability at Northern Arizona University.

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• ContentsList of IllustrationsAcknowledgmentsIntroductionJordan Fox, Ian Carrillo, J. P. Sapinski, and Diana StuartPart 1 Moving within and beyond the Discipline1 What’s So Environmental about Environmental Sociology?Jordan Fox, Patrick Trent Greiner, and Daniel A. Shtob2 Achieving a Transdisciplinary Turn in Environmental Sociology: Action-Oriented TheoryMatthew Houser3 Animalizing Environmental SociologyCameron T. Whitley and Abraham Vanselow4 Public Sociology for Environmental Health and JusticeAlissa CordnerPart 2 Environment, Inequality, and Justice5 Racial Capitalism and the EnvironmentIan Carrillo6 Contesting the Settler Structure: Indigeneity, Settler Colonialism, and Environmental SociologyJules Bacon and Kirsten Vinyeta7 An Anticolonial Approach to Environmental SociologyMichael Warren Murphy8 EcofeminismsChristine Labuski and Shannon Elizabeth Bell9 Intersections of Environmental JusticeTanesha A. ThomasPart 3 Transformations10 The Corporation in Environmental SociologyJ. P. Sapinski11 Navigating Technological FuturesHolly Jean Buck12 The Future of FoodAmalia Leguizamón13 Imperial Cities and Climate ChangeHillary Angelo14 From Crisis to CountermovementsDiana StuartGlossaryNotes on ContributorsIndex

Jordan Fox is Associate Professor of Sociology and of Environment and Sustainability at the State University of New York (SUNY) at Buffalo.Ian Carrillo is Assistant Professor of Sociology and affiliate faculty in the Center for Brazil Studies at the University of Oklahoma.J. P. Sapinski is Associate Professor of Environmental Studies at Université de Moncton, in Canada.Diana Stuart is Professor in the School of Earth and Sustainability at Northern Arizona University.

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• ContentsList of IllustrationsAcknowledgmentsIntroductionJordan Fox, Ian Carrillo, J. P. Sapinski, and Diana StuartPart 1 Moving within and beyond the Discipline1 What’s So Environmental about Environmental Sociology?Jordan Fox, Patrick Trent Greiner, and Daniel A. Shtob2 Achieving a Transdisciplinary Turn in Environmental Sociology: Action-Oriented TheoryMatthew Houser3 Animalizing Environmental SociologyCameron T. Whitley and Abraham Vanselow4 Public Sociology for Environmental Health and JusticeAlissa CordnerPart 2 Environment, Inequality, and Justice5 Racial Capitalism and the EnvironmentIan Carrillo6 Contesting the Settler Structure: Indigeneity, Settler Colonialism, and Environmental SociologyJules Bacon and Kirsten Vinyeta7 An Anticolonial Approach to Environmental SociologyMichael Warren Murphy8 EcofeminismsChristine Labuski and Shannon Elizabeth Bell9 Intersections of Environmental JusticeTanesha A. ThomasPart 3 Transformations10 The Corporation in Environmental SociologyJ. P. Sapinski11 Navigating Technological FuturesHolly Jean Buck12 The Future of FoodAmalia Leguizamón13 Imperial Cities and Climate ChangeHillary Angelo14 From Crisis to CountermovementsDiana StuartGlossaryNotes on ContributorsIndex

Jordan Fox is Associate Professor of Sociology and of Environment and Sustainability at the State University of New York (SUNY) at Buffalo.Ian Carrillo is Assistant Professor of Sociology and affiliate faculty in the Center for Brazil Studies at the University of Oklahoma.J. P. Sapinski is Associate Professor of Environmental Studies at Université de Moncton, in Canada.Diana Stuart is Professor in the School of Earth and Sustainability at Northern Arizona University.

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• ContentsList of IllustrationsAcknowledgmentsIntroductionJordan Fox, Ian Carrillo, J. P. Sapinski, and Diana StuartPart 1 Moving within and beyond the Discipline1 What’s So Environmental about Environmental Sociology?Jordan Fox, Patrick Trent Greiner, and Daniel A. Shtob2 Achieving a Transdisciplinary Turn in Environmental Sociology: Action-Oriented TheoryMatthew Houser3 Animalizing Environmental SociologyCameron T. Whitley and Abraham Vanselow4 Public Sociology for Environmental Health and JusticeAlissa CordnerPart 2 Environment, Inequality, and Justice5 Racial Capitalism and the EnvironmentIan Carrillo6 Contesting the Settler Structure: Indigeneity, Settler Colonialism, and Environmental SociologyJules Bacon and Kirsten Vinyeta7 An Anticolonial Approach to Environmental SociologyMichael Warren Murphy8 EcofeminismsChristine Labuski and Shannon Elizabeth Bell9 Intersections of Environmental JusticeTanesha A. ThomasPart 3 Transformations10 The Corporation in Environmental SociologyJ. P. Sapinski11 Navigating Technological FuturesHolly Jean Buck12 The Future of FoodAmalia Leguizamón13 Imperial Cities and Climate ChangeHillary Angelo14 From Crisis to CountermovementsDiana StuartGlossaryNotes on ContributorsIndex