Josée Johnston works in the Department of Sociology at the University of Toronto. Her major area of research is the sociology of food and her work brings together several research threads including globalization, political ecology, consumerism, and critical theory. Michael Gismondi teaches at Athabasca University in northern Alberta, where he is a third-term Town Councillor and active in community and sustainability issues. In 2005, he helped collectively edit Consuming Sustainability: Critical Social Analyses of Ecological Change (Fernwood Press). James Goodman researches at the University of Technology, Sydney, where he co-convenes the Research Initiative on International Activism. He has been involved in a range of joint projects with counter-globalist social movements.

• AcknowledgementsIntroduction1. Politicizing Exhaustion: Eco-social Crisis and the Geographic Challenge for Cosmopolitans Josée Johnston, Michael Gismondi, and James GoodmanPart I: Corporate "Sustainability"2. Who Cares About the Commons? Josée Johnston3. Electricity Restructuring's Dirty Secret: The Environment  Marjorie Griffin Cohen4. Wet Dreams: Ideology and the Debates over Canadian Water Exports Andrew Biro5. Corporate Social Responsibility and Codes of Conduct: The Fox Guarding the Chicken Coop? Ineke C. LockPart II: Alternative Sustainabilities 6. The Nature of Local Reach Michael Gismondi7. Leave It in the Ground! Eco-social Alliances for Sustainability James Goodman8. Local Participation and Sustainability: A study of Three Rural Communities in Oaxaca, Southern Mexico Evelinda Santiago Jimenez and David Barkin 9. Toward a Movement of Multiple Scales: The Canadian Jubilee 2000 Initiative Janet Conway 10. Beyond the Local and the Global: Scales of Resistance, Repression, and Sustainability Damian Grenfell 11. Afterword: Only Sustain ... The Environment, "Anti-globalization," and the Runaway Bicycle James Anderson12. Conclusion: Moving from a Vengeful Nature towards Sustainability Pathways Josée Johnston, Michael Gismondi, and James GoodmanReferences Contributors Index

Josée Johnston works in the Department of Sociology at the University of Toronto. Her major area of research is the sociology of food and her work brings together several research threads including globalization, political ecology, consumerism, and critical theory. Michael Gismondi teaches at Athabasca University in northern Alberta, where he is a third-term Town Councillor and active in community and sustainability issues. In 2005, he helped collectively edit Consuming Sustainability: Critical Social Analyses of Ecological Change (Fernwood Press). James Goodman researches at the University of Technology, Sydney, where he co-convenes the Research Initiative on International Activism. He has been involved in a range of joint projects with counter-globalist social movements.

• AcknowledgementsIntroduction1. Politicizing Exhaustion: Eco-social Crisis and the Geographic Challenge for Cosmopolitans Josée Johnston, Michael Gismondi, and James GoodmanPart I: Corporate "Sustainability"2. Who Cares About the Commons? Josée Johnston3. Electricity Restructuring's Dirty Secret: The Environment  Marjorie Griffin Cohen4. Wet Dreams: Ideology and the Debates over Canadian Water Exports Andrew Biro5. Corporate Social Responsibility and Codes of Conduct: The Fox Guarding the Chicken Coop? Ineke C. LockPart II: Alternative Sustainabilities 6. The Nature of Local Reach Michael Gismondi7. Leave It in the Ground! Eco-social Alliances for Sustainability James Goodman8. Local Participation and Sustainability: A study of Three Rural Communities in Oaxaca, Southern Mexico Evelinda Santiago Jimenez and David Barkin 9. Toward a Movement of Multiple Scales: The Canadian Jubilee 2000 Initiative Janet Conway 10. Beyond the Local and the Global: Scales of Resistance, Repression, and Sustainability Damian Grenfell 11. Afterword: Only Sustain ... The Environment, "Anti-globalization," and the Runaway Bicycle James Anderson12. Conclusion: Moving from a Vengeful Nature towards Sustainability Pathways Josée Johnston, Michael Gismondi, and James GoodmanReferences Contributors Index

Josée Johnston works in the Department of Sociology at the University of Toronto. Her major area of research is the sociology of food and her work brings together several research threads including globalization, political ecology, consumerism, and critical theory. Michael Gismondi teaches at Athabasca University in northern Alberta, where he is a third-term Town Councillor and active in community and sustainability issues. In 2005, he helped collectively edit Consuming Sustainability: Critical Social Analyses of Ecological Change (Fernwood Press). James Goodman researches at the University of Technology, Sydney, where he co-convenes the Research Initiative on International Activism. He has been involved in a range of joint projects with counter-globalist social movements.

• AcknowledgementsIntroduction1. Politicizing Exhaustion: Eco-social Crisis and the Geographic Challenge for Cosmopolitans Josée Johnston, Michael Gismondi, and James GoodmanPart I: Corporate "Sustainability"2. Who Cares About the Commons? Josée Johnston3. Electricity Restructuring's Dirty Secret: The Environment  Marjorie Griffin Cohen4. Wet Dreams: Ideology and the Debates over Canadian Water Exports Andrew Biro5. Corporate Social Responsibility and Codes of Conduct: The Fox Guarding the Chicken Coop? Ineke C. LockPart II: Alternative Sustainabilities 6. The Nature of Local Reach Michael Gismondi7. Leave It in the Ground! Eco-social Alliances for Sustainability James Goodman8. Local Participation and Sustainability: A study of Three Rural Communities in Oaxaca, Southern Mexico Evelinda Santiago Jimenez and David Barkin 9. Toward a Movement of Multiple Scales: The Canadian Jubilee 2000 Initiative Janet Conway 10. Beyond the Local and the Global: Scales of Resistance, Repression, and Sustainability Damian Grenfell 11. Afterword: Only Sustain ... The Environment, "Anti-globalization," and the Runaway Bicycle James Anderson12. Conclusion: Moving from a Vengeful Nature towards Sustainability Pathways Josée Johnston, Michael Gismondi, and James GoodmanReferences Contributors Index