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020			_a9781118451564 _q(paperback)
020			_a1118451562 _q(paperback)
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049			_aBAUN_MERKEZ
050	0	0	_aGE105 _b.R63 2014
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100	1		_aRobbins, Paul, _d1967-
245	1	0	_aEnvironment and society : _ba critical introduction / _cPaul Robbins, John Hintz, and Sarah A. Moore.
250			_aSecond edition.
264		1	_aChichester, West Sussex : _bWiley Blackwell, _c2014.
300			_ax, 336 pages ; _c25 cm.
336			_atext _btxt _2rdacontent
337			_aunmediated _bn _2rdamedia
338			_avolume _bnc _2rdacarrier
490	1		_aCritical introductions to geography.
504			_aIncludes bibliographical references and index.
505	0	0	_t-- 1. Introduction : the view from a human-made wilderness -- _tpart 1. Approaches and perspectives -- _t2. Population and scarcity -- _tA crowded desert city -- _tThe problem of "geometric growth" -- _tPopulation, development, and environment impact -- _tPopulation and innovation -- _tThinking wit population -- _t3. Markets and commodities -- _tThe bet -- _tManaging environmental bads : the Coase Theorem -- _tMarket failure -- _tMarket-based solutions to environmental problems -- _tBeyond market failure : gaps between nature and economy -- _tThinking with markets -- _t4. Institutions and the "The Commons" -- _tControlling carbon? -- _tThe prisoner's dilemma -- _tThe tragedy of the commons -- _tThe evidence and logic of collective action -- _tCrafting sustainable environmental institutions -- _tAre all commoners equal? Does scale matter? -- _tThinking with institutions -- _t5. Environmental ethics -- _tPrice of cheap meat -- _tImproving nature : from biblical tradition to John Locke -- _tGifford Pinchot vs. John Muir in Yosemite, California -- _tAldo Leopold and "the land ethic" -- _tLiberation for animals! -- _tHolism, scientism, and other pitfalls -- _tThinking with ethics -- _t6. Risks and hazards -- _tGreat floods -- _tEnvironments as hazard -- _tThe problem of risk perception -- _tRisk as culture -- _tBeyond risk : the political economy of hazards -- _tThinking with hazards and risk -- _t7. Political economy -- _tThe strange logic of "under-pollution" -- _tLabor, accumulation, and crisis -- _tProduction of nature -- _tGlobal capitalism and the ecology of uneven development -- _tSocial reproduction and nature -- _tEnvironments and economism -- _tThinking with political economy -- _t8. Social construction of nature -- _tWelcome to the jungle -- _tSo you say it's "natural" -- _tEnvironmental discourse -- _tThe limits of constructivism : science, relativism, and the very material world -- _tThinking with construction. part 2. Objects of concern -- _t9. Carbon dioxide -- _tStuck in Pittsburgh traffic -- _tShort history of CO2 -- _tInstitutions : climate free-riders and carbon cooperation -- _tMarkets : trading more gases, buying less carbon -- _tPolitical economy : who killed the atmosphere? -- _tThe carbon puzzle -- _t10. Trees -- _tChained to a tree in Berkeley, California -- _tA short history of trees -- _tPopulation and markets : the forest transition theory -- _tPolitical economy : accumulation and deforestation -- _tEthics, justice, and equity : should trees have standing? -- _tThe tree puzzle -- _t11. Wolves -- _tThe death of 832F -- _tA short history of wolves -- _tEthics : rewilding and wolves -- _tInstitutions : stakeholder management -- _tSocial construction : of wolves and masculinity -- _tThe wolf puzzle -- _t12. Uranium -- _tRenaissance derailed? -- _tA short history of uranium -- _tRisks and hazards : debating the fate of high-level radioactive waste -- _tPolitical economy : environmental justice and the Navajo Nation -- _tThe social construction of nature : discourses of development and wilderness in Australia -- _tThe uranium puzzle -- _t13. Tuna -- _tBlood tuna -- _tA short history of tuna -- _tMarkets and commodities : eco-labels to the rescue? -- _tPolitical economy : re-regulating fishery economies -- _tEthics : saving animals, conserving species -- _tThe tuna puzzle -- _t14. Lawns -- _tHow much do people love lawns? -- _tA short history of lawns -- _tRisk and chemical decision-making -- _tSocial construction : good lawns mean good people -- _tPolitical economy : the chemical tail wags the turfgrass dog -- _tThe lawn puzzle -- _t15. Bottled water -- _tA tale of two bottles -- _tA short history of bottled water -- _tPopulation : bottling for scarcity? -- _tRisk : health and safety in a bottle? -- _tPolitical economy : manufacturing demand on an enclosed commons -- _tThe bottled water puzzle -- _t16. French fries -- _tGetting your french fry fix -- _tRisk analysis : eating what we choose and choosing what we eat -- _tPolitical economy : eat fries or else! -- _tEthics : protecting or engineering potato heritage? -- _tThe french fry puzzle -- _t17. E-waste -- _tDigital divides -- _tA short history of E-waste (2000) -- _tRisk management and the hazard of E-waste -- _tE-waste and markets : from externality to commodity -- _tE-waste and environmental justice : the political economy of E-waste -- _tThe E-waste puzzle.
650		0	_aEnvironmental sciences _xSocial aspects.
650		0	_aEnvironmental protection _xSocial aspects.
650		0	_aHuman ecology _xSocial aspects.
700	1		_aHintz, John,
700	1		_aMoore, Sarah A.,
830		0	_9109400 _aCritical introductions to geography.
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