Explore the Intersection of Sociology and the Environment
Environmental Sociology: From Analysis to Action by Leslie King offers a unique sociological perspective on environmental issues. In this fourth edition, King expands on the causes and consequences of environmental problems and their impact on marginalized communities. This comprehensive reader includes 22 insightful chapters, 10 of which are newly added, covering key topics like environmental inequalities, disaster response, and environmental justice.
Key Features
- Real-world Examples: Case studies from the past and present, including the impact of Hurricane Katrina and the Peruvian Guano trade.
- Diverse Perspectives: Insights from ecological modernization, ecological footprint, and more, providing a multifaceted approach to environmental challenges.
- Critical Readings: Engage with groundbreaking research on environmental justice and social movements for sustainability.
Target Audience
This book is essential for sociology students, environmental activists, and anyone interested in the social dimensions of environmental challenges. Whether you're exploring environmental inequalities or seeking solutions, this book provides invaluable knowledge and practical insights.
Why You Should Buy This Book
Environmental Sociology: From Analysis to Action is a must-read for anyone committed to understanding and addressing the environmental crises of our time. With its fresh perspective and practical solutions, it offers essential insights for those working in environmental justice, policy, and activism. Get your copy today and be part of the solution!