Nature's Edge

<p><b>Leading environmental thinkers investigate the complexities of boundary formation and negotiation at the heart of environmental problems.</b></p><p>Nature's Edge brings together leading environmental thinkers from the natural sciences geography political science religion and philosophy to explore the complex facets of boundary formation and negotiation at the heart of our environmental problems. The contributors provide a fresh look at how our lives depend on the lines drawn and ask how those lines must be reinscribed blurred or even erased to prepare for a sustainable future.</p><p>Resolving environmental problems calls for the negotiation of multiple intersecting boundaries-natural social political geographical and ethical. From the differentiation of species to the formation of communities and moral values environmental theorists are constantly confronted with a palimpsest of thresholds and mappings: Can nature and culture be divided? Are natural divisions discovered or created? How do political borders and moral economies shape community-building and social transformation?</p>