What is Environmental Sociology? This English-language book by Diana Stuart offers a concise introduction to environmental sociology. It is intended for professionals and researchers who want to gain insight into the social and societal aspects of environmental problems.
Environmental sociologists continue to do crucial work by focusing on the social causes and consequences of global and local environmental problems such as climate change, biodiversity loss, and pollution. This compact reference work shows how environmental sociologists remain engaged in public sociology and work with a wide range of theoretical approaches and research methods. In doing so, they give a voice to marginalized groups, identify systemic causes of environmental problems, and assess possible solutions.
The book is thematically aligned with topics such as The environment, Environmental Science, and Environment & Planning.
Series: What is Sociology?