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In this account , environmental sociology is seen as appropriately oriented to the
investigation of the social dimensions of environmental problems , including the
conduct of environmental politics , processes of making environmental claims ...
In this account , environmental sociology is seen as appropriately oriented to the
investigation of the social dimensions of environmental problems , including the
conduct of environmental politics , processes of making environmental claims ...
Page 114
Sociology's troubled relationship with the environment The argument that
sociology has an environmental blind spot , and that this blind spot has narrowed
the sociological vision , has been well rehearsed ( Benton and Redclift 1994 ...
Sociology's troubled relationship with the environment The argument that
sociology has an environmental blind spot , and that this blind spot has narrowed
the sociological vision , has been well rehearsed ( Benton and Redclift 1994 ...
Page 115
A truly environmental sociology would then recognise that ' biophysical , as well
as purely social , variables affect social structure and social change ( Buttel 1997
: 41 ) . However , as environmental sociology has emerged so it has become ...
A truly environmental sociology would then recognise that ' biophysical , as well
as purely social , variables affect social structure and social change ( Buttel 1997
: 41 ) . However , as environmental sociology has emerged so it has become ...
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