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Explore the essential field of Environmental Sociology with our insightful book, *What is Environmental Sociology?* This engaging 2021 publication from John Wiley & Sons delves into the critical interplay between society and the environment amid escalating global crises such as climate change, pollution, and biodiversity loss. With 176 pages of rich content, this book enhances your understanding of how environmental sociologists critically examine and address environmental challenges.
By utilizing diverse theoretical frameworks and research methodologies, it underscores the importance of public sociology—where groundbreaking research meets everyday societal application. The author, Diana Stuart, eloquently demonstrates how environmental sociology empowers marginalized voices and uncovers the systemic factors driving our environmental dilemmas.
Learn how to leverage the concepts and tools of environmental sociology to foster sustainability and social justice. This book is an invaluable resource for students, educators, and anyone interested in understanding the social dynamics behind environmental issues. Stay informed and engaged in the discourse surrounding our planet's future by adding this critical text to your library today!
By utilizing diverse theoretical frameworks and research methodologies, it underscores the importance of public sociology—where groundbreaking research meets everyday societal application. The author, Diana Stuart, eloquently demonstrates how environmental sociology empowers marginalized voices and uncovers the systemic factors driving our environmental dilemmas.
Learn how to leverage the concepts and tools of environmental sociology to foster sustainability and social justice. This book is an invaluable resource for students, educators, and anyone interested in understanding the social dynamics behind environmental issues. Stay informed and engaged in the discourse surrounding our planet's future by adding this critical text to your library today!