Environmental Sociology.
Overview
| Works: | 18 works in 18 publications in 18 languages | |
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Biodiversity and education for sustainable development[electronic resource] /
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Disasters and social crisis in contemporary Japan[electronic resource] :political, religious, and sociocultural responses /
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Governing climate induced migration and displacement[electronic resource] :IGO expansion and global policy implications /
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Biosafety of forest transgenic trees[electronic resource] :improving the scientific basis for safe tree development and implementation of EU Policy Directives /
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Climate change challenge (3C) and social-economic-ecological interface-building[electronic resource] :exploring potential adaptation strategies for bio-resource conservation and livelihood development /
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Social-ecological transformation[electronic resource] :reconnecting society and nature /
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Low carbon urban infrastructure investment in Asian cities[electronic resource] /
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The progressive environmental Prometheans[electronic resource] :left-wing heralds of a "good anthropocene" /
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Natural hazards and peoples in the Indian ocean world[electronic resource] :ordering on danger /
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Changing our environment, changing ourselves[electronic resource] :nature, labour, knowledge and alienation /
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Education for sustainable development in further education[electronic resource] :embedding sustainability into teaching, learning and the curriculum /
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Urban social listening[electronic resource] :potential and pitfalls for using microblogging data in studying cities /
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Sustainable mobility in metropolitan regions[electronic resource] :insights from interdisciplinary research for practice application /
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Energy democracy[electronic resource] :Germany's Energiewende to renewables /
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