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Feminist Perspectives on Environment and Society

Beate Littig
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Claudia Von Werlhof
Clean Clothes Campaign
development
Eco-efficient Services
ecoefficient
ecofeminist theory
Ecological Modernisation
environmental
Environmental Issues
environmental justice studies
Environmental Sociology
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feminist methodology
Free Women
gender and environment
Gender Sensitive Research
Gender Specific Division
gendered environmental policy analysis
German Sociological Association
Material Exchange Processes
Non-violent Resistance
Northern Industrial Countries
Poisonous Substances
proteetion
Provident Economics
qualitative research methods
Regional Crusader
services
Social Metabolism
social metabolism analysis
Socio-ecological Problems
Sociological Environmental Research
sociology
sustainable
Umwelt Und Naturschutz Deutschland
Van Den Daele
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West Germany
Western Environmental Movements
Women's Lower Level

Product details

  • ISBN 9780582369429
  • Weight: 380g
  • Dimensions: 138 x 216mm
  • Publication Date: 09 Apr 2001
  • Publisher: Taylor & Francis Ltd
  • Publication City/Country: GB
  • Product Form: Paperback
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Description

For courses in Environmental studies, Environmental Sociology, Environmental geography and Development studies; Women's studies and Women's issues options on a wide variety of degree courses. Combining theory with practice, this concise, accessible text provides a comprehensive introduction to the concepts, theories and results of environmental sociology from a feminist perspective. Within an international context it portrays in full the different feminist perspectives on environment and society, which are marginalized in mainstream research, and shows how the feminist critique on environmental sociology contributes to a more general feminist critique of society. Part of the Feminist Perspectives Series providing stimulating introductions to key feminist topics and debates written by well-known, experienced teachers in each field.

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