Environmental sociology / John Hannigan.
By: Hannigan, John A [author.].
Publisher: New York : Routledge , 2022Edition: Fourth edition.Description: 240p.ISBN: 9781032045597.Subject(s): Environmental sociology | Environmentalism -- Social aspectsDDC classification: 363.7Item type | Current location | Call number | Status | Date due | Barcode |
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363.7 CLI- Climate justice | 363.7 ECO- Economics of the environment: selected readings | 363.7 ENV; Environmental concerns: third world perspectives | 363.7 HAN-E Environmental sociology / | 363.7 NAN- Nanomaterials for environmental applications / | 363.7 PAU-W Who rules the earth: how social rules shape our planet and our lives | 363.7 SEB-G Global environmental challenges and solutions |
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Planet in peril -- Environmental sociology : key perspectives and controversies -- Social construction of environmental issues and problems -- Environmental discourse -- Media and environmental communication -- Science, knowledge and environmental problems -- Risk construction -- Biodiversity loss : the successful "career" of a global environmental problem -- Fear of fracking.
"John Hannigan's definitive textbook offers a distinctive, balanced coverage of environmental issues, policies, and action. This revised fourth edition has been expanded and fully updated to explore contemporary developments and issues within global environmental sociology. Environmental Sociology reconciles Hannigan's widely cited model of the social construction of environmental problems and controversies, which states that incipient environmental issues must be identified, researched, promoted and persuasively argued in the form of "claims", with an environmental justice perspective that stresses inequality and threats to local communities. For example, this new edition explores the interconnections between indigenous communities and environmental activists via a study of the difficult relationship between Aboriginal people and environmentalists in Australia. The updated fourth edition also discusses new direct action protest groups, such as Extinction Rebellion, who have reframed the discourse around the 'climate emergency' using apocalyptic language and imagery. Environmental Sociology also signposts exciting new directions for future research. The fourth edition re-interrogates the classical roots of environmental theory with a focus of the work of Alexander von Humboldt. Hannigan also asserts the need for environmental sociologists to turn their attention to 'The Forgotten Ocean', arguing that the discipline should incorporate cutting-edge concepts such as marine justice, striated space, and volumetrics. Environmental Sociology is a key text for students and researchers in environmental studies, political ecology, social geography and environmental sociology"--
English.
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