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Anti-corporate Globalization Movement
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Author_David N. Pellow
Author_Kenneth A. Gould
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Cockscomb Basin Wildlife Sanctuary
disorganization
ecological
Ecological Disorganization
Ecological Modernization
Ecological Modernization Theory
Ecological Withdrawals
Environmental Justice Scholars
Environmental Justice Studies
Environmental Movement Organizations
Environmental Sociologists
environmental sociology
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Global Social Support
global South environmental issues
globalization
Globalized Treadmill
institutional environmental failure
institutions
Mainstream Environmental Movement
model
modernization
movement
NAFTA Debate
National Environmental Movement Organizations
Nelson Mandela
Nepa
Net Tons
political economy environment
Postconsumer Recycling
Private Capital Interests
Rst Century
social ecological systems
structural analysis environmental degradation
sustainability policy analysis
theory
Treadmill Institutions
Treadmill Model
Treadmill Theory
Violate
withdrawals
Product details
- ISBN 9781594515071
- Weight: 249g
- Dimensions: 138 x 216mm
- Publication Date: 30 Jul 2008
- Publisher: Taylor & Francis Inc
- Publication City/Country: US
- Product Form: Paperback
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Schnaiberg's concept of the treadmill of production is arguably the most visible and enduring theory to emerge in three decades of environmental sociology. Elaborated and tested, it has been found to be an accurate predictor of political-economic changes in the global economy. In the global South, it has figures prominently in the work of structural environmental analysts and has been used by many political-economic movements. Building new extensions and applications of the treadmill theory, this new book shows how and why northern analysts and governments have failed to protect our environment and secure our future. Using an empirically based political-economic perspective, the authors outline the causes of environmental degradation, the limits of environmental protection policies, and the failures of institutional decision-makers to protect human well-being.
Authored by Gould, Kenneth A.; Pellow, David N.; Schnaiberg, Allan
