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List of contents
Chapter 1 Introduction, Ted Benton, Michael Redclift; Chapter 2 Biology and Social Theory in the Environmental Debate, Ted Benton; Chapter 3 Sociology and the Environment, Michael Redclift, Graham Woodgate; Chapter 4 The Limits to Neoclassicism, Michael Jacobs; Chapter 5 Running out of Time, Barbara Adam; Chapter 6 Gender Analysis and Environmentalisms, Cecile Jackson; Chapter 7 Social Movements and Environmental Change, Steven Yearley; Chapter 8 Scientific Knowledge and the Global Environment, Brian Wynne; Chapter 9 Facing Global Warming, Angela Liberatore; Chapter 10 Global Sociology and Global Environmental Change, Leslie Sklair; Chapter 11 Environmental Sociology And Global Environmental Change, Frederick Buttel, Peter Taylor; Chapter 12 Sustaining Developments in Environmental Sociology, Elizabeth Shove;
Summary
Leading social scientists explore the relationship between social theory and sustainability, stressing the importance of humanistic values. A realist agenda is vital for the most pressing issue of our time - environmental degradation.
