Introduction: sociology, society and the environment Rob White; Part I.
Social Perspectives: 1. Old traditions and new ages: religions and
environments Doug Ezzy; 2. Social nature: the environmental challenge to
mainstream social theory Stewart Lockie; 3 Gender, eco-feminism and the
environment Val Plumwood; 4. Animals, nature and human interests Lyle
Munro; 5. Governing environmental harms in a risk society Vaughan Higgins
and Kristin Natalier; Part II. Social Trends: 6. When the population clock
stops ticking Natalie Jackson; 7. Inequality, social differences and
environmental resources Roberta Julian; 8. Sustainable technology: beyond
fix and fixation Aidan Davison; 9. Think global, act local: scalar
challenges to sustainable development of oceans, coasts and islands Elaine
Stratford; 10. Citizenship and sustainability: rights, responsibilities and
citizen virtues in the global transition Julie Davidson; 11. The
environmental movement: where to from here? Bruce Tranter; Part III. Social
Issues: 12. Moulding and manipulating the news Sharon Beder; 13.
Agricultural production and the ecological question Geoff Lawrence, Lynda
Cheshire and Carol Ackroyd Richards; 14. Pathological environments Peter
Curson and Lindie Clark; 15. Assessing the social consequences of planned
interventions Frank Vanclay; 16. Criminology, social regulation and
environmental harm Rob White.
