The SAGE Handbook of Environment and Society

Introduction to Environment and Society /PART 1: ENVIRONMENTAL THOUGHT: PAST AND PRESENT/From Locke and Rousseau to Darwin and Wallace /Anarchism Libertarianism and Environmentalism/Anti-authoritarian Thought and the Search for Self-organising Societies /Ecofeminism/Linking Gender and Ecology/Deep Ecology/Greening the Left? From Marx to World-system Theory /Human Relationships Nature and the Built Environment/Problems that any General Ethics must be able to Address /Anti-Environmentalism/Prometheans Contrarians and Beyond /PART 2: VALUING THE ENVIRONMENT/Fundamental Economic Questions for Choosing Environmental Management Instruments /Valuing Preferences regarding Environmental Change /Economic Valuation of Ecosystem Services /Assessing Environment-Development Tradeoffs/A Developing Country Perspective/Water Policy Economics and the EU Framework Directive/PART 3: KNOWLEDGES AND KNOWING/Ecological Design and Education/Knowing Systems and the Environment /Volunteer Environmental Monitoring Knowledge Creation and Citizen-scientist Interaction /Environmental Ethics /Biocultural Diversity and Sustainability /PART 4: POLITICAL ECONOMY OF ENVIRONMENTAL CHANGE/Representative Democracy and Environmental Problem Solution/Political Ecology from Landscapes to Genomes/Science and Interests/Protest Movements Environmental Activism and Environmentalism in the United Kingdom/Faces of the Sustainability Transition/The Greening of Business/Opportunity or Contradiction? /PART 5: ENVIRONMENTAL TECHNOLOGIES/The Human Dimensions of Global Environmental Change/Healthy Environments/Air pollution/History of Actions and Effectiveness of Change /Terrestrial Environments Soils and Bioremediation /Regenerating Aquaculture/Enhancing Aquatic Resources Management Livelihoods and Conservation /Shopping for Green Food in Globalizing Supermarkets /Sustainability at the Consumption Junction/PART 6: REDESIGNING NATURES /Healthy Ecosystems/An Evolving Paradigm /Environment and Human Security /Sustainable Agriculture and Food Systems /Animals and Society /Social Change and Conservation /Coral Reefs and People /PART 7: INSTITUTIONS AND POLICIES FOR INFLUENCING THE ENVIRONMENT/The Role of Science and Scientists in Environmental Policy /Integrated Social-ecological Systems and Adaptive Governance for Ecosystem Services /Contested Ground in Nature Protection/Current Challenges and Opportunities in Community-based Natural Resources and Protected Areas Management/Institutions Collective Action and Effective Forest Management/Learning from Studies in Nepal/The Precautionary Principle in Environmental Policies/Environmental Risks and Public Perceptions