Elgar Encyclopedia of Environmental Sociology (Elgar Encyclopedias in Sociology series)

Front Matter
Copyright
Contents
Contributors
Acknowledgments
Introduction to the Elgar Encyclopedia of Environmental Sociology
Alternative food and agriculture movements and initiatives
Animals in environmental sociology
AnthroShift
Assemblage theory
Biodiversity (loss) and society
Bioprospecting and biopiracy
Carbon intensity of well-being
Circular economy
Citizen science
Civil society and private regulation
Clean energy conservatism
Climate adaptation
Climate change skepticism
Climate migration
Climate and society
Coercive environmentalism
Commodification and decommodification of nature
Consumption, sociology of
Cultural green economy
Culture and environmental sociology
Decoupling
Degrowth
Disasters, sociology of
Disproportionality
Diverse economies
Double diversion
Ecofeminism
Ecological debt
Ecological democracy
Ecological Footprint
Ecological masculinities
Ecological modernization theory
Ecological postwork theory
Ecological surprise
Ecologically unequal exchange
Energy democracy framework
Energy transition
Environmental ethnography
Environmental expertise
Environmental flows
Environmental governance
Environmental health and the social sciences
Environmental inequality
Environmental justice
Environmental movements
Environmental reproductive justice
Environmental state
Fairtrade
Fictional expectations
Financialization
Food desert
Food insecurity
Food justice
Food security governance
Forest transitions
Futuring
Global value chains, environmental upgrading and downgrading
Green crime
Green gentrification
Green New Deal
Growth machine theory
Heirs’ property and its ramifications
Hidden hazards
Human ecology
Human exemptionalism paradigm/new ecological paradigm
Intersectionality theory and the environment
Intersectional risk theory (IRT)
Jevons paradox
Knowledge resistance
Local environmental movements
Low-carbon good lives
Mass/excess consumption
Metabolic rift
Negative emissions technologies
NIMBY – “not in my backyard”
Organic movement
Overshoot
Political ecology and the power of sociology
Precautionary consumption
Precautionary principle
Recreancy
Reflexive modernization and risk society
Reflexivity and anti-reflexivity
Religion and nature
Resilience
Rights of nature
Risk governance
Science and democracy
Science and technology studies (STS)
Second contradiction of capitalism thesis
Sense of place
Sharing economy
Smart farming
Social construction of nature
Three fixes of environmental problem-solving
Transformative learning
Treadmill of destruction
Treadmill of production