Doing Political Ecology
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Doing Political Ecology
Simon, Gregory L.; Kay, Kelly
Taylor & Francis Ltd
10/2024
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0.Introduction. Section I - Politicizing Environmental Management. 1.Sustaining Nature: Climate change and the catastrophe to come in Kiribati. 2.Producing Nature: Where Biophysical Materialities Meet Social Dynamics. 3.Governing Nature: Political ecology and the knotty tangle of environmental governance prelims. 4.Contesting Nature: Nature as a field of power, difference and resistance. Section II: Making Nature Knowable. 5.Constructing Nature: Construal, constitution, composition and the politics of ecology. 6.Narrating Nature: Decolonizing Socio-Ecological Assemblages. 7.Valuing nature: Constructing 'value' and representing interests in environmental decision-making. 8.Enumerating Nature: Engaging Environmental Science and Data within Critical Nature-Society Scholarship. Section III: Capital, Colonialism, and Political Economy. 9.Globalizing Nature: Long-standing structures and contemporary processes. 10.Monetizing Nature: From Resource-Making to Financialization. 11.Protecting Nature: Political Ecologies of Conservation through the lens of Peace Parks. 12.Degrading Nature: Production and the Hidden Ecology of Capital. 13.Consuming nature: From the politics of purchasing to the politics of ingestion. Section IV: Political Ecologies of Identities, Difference and Justice. 14.Engaging Nature: Public Political Ecology for Transformative Climate Justice. 15.Gendering Nature: From Ecofeminism to Feminist Political Ecology. 16.Racializing nature: The Place of Race in Environmental Imaginaries and Histories. 17.Embodying Nature: De-centering and re-centering bodies as socio-nature. 18.Unruly Nature: Non-human intractability and multispecies endurance.
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Political Ecology;nature-society interactions;environmental research;geography;methodological approaches;theoretical approaches;topical approaches;conceptual approaches
0.Introduction. Section I - Politicizing Environmental Management. 1.Sustaining Nature: Climate change and the catastrophe to come in Kiribati. 2.Producing Nature: Where Biophysical Materialities Meet Social Dynamics. 3.Governing Nature: Political ecology and the knotty tangle of environmental governance prelims. 4.Contesting Nature: Nature as a field of power, difference and resistance. Section II: Making Nature Knowable. 5.Constructing Nature: Construal, constitution, composition and the politics of ecology. 6.Narrating Nature: Decolonizing Socio-Ecological Assemblages. 7.Valuing nature: Constructing 'value' and representing interests in environmental decision-making. 8.Enumerating Nature: Engaging Environmental Science and Data within Critical Nature-Society Scholarship. Section III: Capital, Colonialism, and Political Economy. 9.Globalizing Nature: Long-standing structures and contemporary processes. 10.Monetizing Nature: From Resource-Making to Financialization. 11.Protecting Nature: Political Ecologies of Conservation through the lens of Peace Parks. 12.Degrading Nature: Production and the Hidden Ecology of Capital. 13.Consuming nature: From the politics of purchasing to the politics of ingestion. Section IV: Political Ecologies of Identities, Difference and Justice. 14.Engaging Nature: Public Political Ecology for Transformative Climate Justice. 15.Gendering Nature: From Ecofeminism to Feminist Political Ecology. 16.Racializing nature: The Place of Race in Environmental Imaginaries and Histories. 17.Embodying Nature: De-centering and re-centering bodies as socio-nature. 18.Unruly Nature: Non-human intractability and multispecies endurance.
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