Environment and Society
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Environment and Society
Concepts and Challenges
Bostroem, Magnus; Davidson, Debra J.
Springer International Publishing AG
07/2018
394
Dura
Inglês
9783319764146
15 a 20 dias
683
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Ch 1. Introduction: Conceptualizing environment-society relations - Magnus Bostroem and Debra J. Davidson.- Ch. 2. The Anthropocene: A Narrative in the Making - Rolf Lidskog and Claire Waterton.- Ch. 3. Metabolism - Debra J. Davidson.- Ch. 4. Risk and Resilience - Marja Yloenen.- Ch. 5. Global Environmental Networks and Flows addressing Global Environmental Change - Peter Oosterveer.- Ch. 6. The environmental state and environmental governance - Arthur P.J. Mol.- Ch. 7. Economic Valuation of the Environment - Steve Yearley.- Ch. 8. Environmental Expertise - Rolf Lidskog and Goeran Sundqvist.- Ch. 9. The Practice of Green Consumption - Emily Huddart Kennedy and Darcy Hauslik.- Ch. 10. Minding the mundane: Everyday practices as central pillar of sustainability thinking and research - Henrike Rau.- Ch. 11. Environmental Justice - J. Timmons Roberts, David Pellow and Paul Mohai .- Ch. 12. Environmental Democracy: Participation, Deliberation and Citizenship - Frank Fisher.- Ch. 13. Joining people with things. The commons and environmental sociology - Luigi Pellizzoni.- Ch. 14. Spatial frames and the quest for institutional fit - C.S.A. (Kris) Van Koppen and Simon R. Bush.- Ch. 15. Conflicting temporalities of social and environmental change? - Stewart Lockie and Catherine Mei Ling Wong.- Ch. 16. Conclusion - A proposal for a brave new world of conceptual reflexivity - Magnus Bostroem, Debra J. Davidson, and Stewart Lockie.- Afterword: Irony and Contrarian Imaginations - Matthias Gross.
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Social practices theory;Environment and Society;environmental justice;sustainability;Socio-ecological relations;Anthropocene;ANT/actor-network theory;Capitalocene;carbon markets;Clean Development Mechanism (CDM);deliberative environmental democracy;eco-democracy;Environmental racism;locally unwanted land uses (LULUs);Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs);Environmental Geography
Ch 1. Introduction: Conceptualizing environment-society relations - Magnus Bostroem and Debra J. Davidson.- Ch. 2. The Anthropocene: A Narrative in the Making - Rolf Lidskog and Claire Waterton.- Ch. 3. Metabolism - Debra J. Davidson.- Ch. 4. Risk and Resilience - Marja Yloenen.- Ch. 5. Global Environmental Networks and Flows addressing Global Environmental Change - Peter Oosterveer.- Ch. 6. The environmental state and environmental governance - Arthur P.J. Mol.- Ch. 7. Economic Valuation of the Environment - Steve Yearley.- Ch. 8. Environmental Expertise - Rolf Lidskog and Goeran Sundqvist.- Ch. 9. The Practice of Green Consumption - Emily Huddart Kennedy and Darcy Hauslik.- Ch. 10. Minding the mundane: Everyday practices as central pillar of sustainability thinking and research - Henrike Rau.- Ch. 11. Environmental Justice - J. Timmons Roberts, David Pellow and Paul Mohai .- Ch. 12. Environmental Democracy: Participation, Deliberation and Citizenship - Frank Fisher.- Ch. 13. Joining people with things. The commons and environmental sociology - Luigi Pellizzoni.- Ch. 14. Spatial frames and the quest for institutional fit - C.S.A. (Kris) Van Koppen and Simon R. Bush.- Ch. 15. Conflicting temporalities of social and environmental change? - Stewart Lockie and Catherine Mei Ling Wong.- Ch. 16. Conclusion - A proposal for a brave new world of conceptual reflexivity - Magnus Bostroem, Debra J. Davidson, and Stewart Lockie.- Afterword: Irony and Contrarian Imaginations - Matthias Gross.
Este título pertence ao(s) assunto(s) indicados(s). Para ver outros títulos clique no assunto desejado.
Social practices theory;Environment and Society;environmental justice;sustainability;Socio-ecological relations;Anthropocene;ANT/actor-network theory;Capitalocene;carbon markets;Clean Development Mechanism (CDM);deliberative environmental democracy;eco-democracy;Environmental racism;locally unwanted land uses (LULUs);Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs);Environmental Geography
