Everyday Life-Environmentalism
Community Sustainability and Resilience in Asia
Herausgeber: Yamamoto, Daisaku; Torigoe, Hiroyuki
Everyday Life-Environmentalism
Community Sustainability and Resilience in Asia
Herausgeber: Yamamoto, Daisaku; Torigoe, Hiroyuki
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This book provides one of the first systematic introductions to the Japanese concept of life-environmentalism, Seikatsu-Kankyo Shugi.
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This book provides one of the first systematic introductions to the Japanese concept of life-environmentalism, Seikatsu-Kankyo Shugi.
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- Verlag: Taylor & Francis Ltd
- Seitenzahl: 308
- Erscheinungstermin: 5. Dezember 2023
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 240mm x 161mm x 21mm
- Gewicht: 598g
- ISBN-13: 9781032027517
- ISBN-10: 1032027517
- Artikelnr.: 69033541
- Herstellerkennzeichnung
- Books on Demand GmbH
- In de Tarpen 42
- 22848 Norderstedt
- info@bod.de
- 040 53433511
- Verlag: Taylor & Francis Ltd
- Seitenzahl: 308
- Erscheinungstermin: 5. Dezember 2023
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 240mm x 161mm x 21mm
- Gewicht: 598g
- ISBN-13: 9781032027517
- ISBN-10: 1032027517
- Artikelnr.: 69033541
- Herstellerkennzeichnung
- Books on Demand GmbH
- In de Tarpen 42
- 22848 Norderstedt
- info@bod.de
- 040 53433511
Daisaku Yamamoto is Associate Professor of Geography and Asian Studies at Colgate University, U.S.A. He holds a PhD in Geography from the University of Minnesota. His recent published works include: Unravelling the Fukushima Disaster (2016) and Rebuilding Fukushima (2017) (co-edited with Mitsuo Yamakawa); "Nuclear-to-Nature Land Conversion" (Geographical Review, 2020); "Cursed Forever? Exploring Socio-Economic Effects of Nuclear Power Plant Closures Across Nine Communities in the United States" (Geoforum, 2022). Hiroyuki Torigoe is Professor at Otemae University, Japan, specialized in environmental sociology and folk cultural studies. He holds a PhD from the Tokyo University of Education, and has taught at Kwansei Gakuin University, the University of Tsukuba, and Waseda University. He was the President of the Japan Sociology Society and the President of Otemae University. He is best known for his pioneering work on life-environmentalism based on his extensive fieldwork in Japan and overseas. He has published over 20 single-authored books, 17 co-authored or edited books, and numerous articles.
1. Introduction
Daisaku Yamamoto
2. Theorizing Everyday Life: The Life-Environmentalist Way
Daisaku Yamamoto
Part I: Developmental Impulse and Everyday-Life Organizations
3. Local Rules: Sustaining Local Everyday Life with Aqua-Tourism
Takehito Noda
4. Coexistence without Consensus: The Role of a Life Organization in
Mediating between Fishermen and Surfers in a Coastal Community
Shusuke Murata
5. When Civil Society Falls Short: Rural Community Response to a Resort
Development Project
Daisaku Yamamoto and Yumiko Yamamoto
Part II: Governing Everyday-Life Spaces
6. From Dichotomous Interpretations to Spectrum Thinking: Formation of a
Community Organization in a Nuclear Host Locality
Atsushi Yamamuro
7. "Public" (gong) as Village Norm: Urbanization and Community Response in
China
Meifang Yan
8. Multilayered Commons Space: Dry Riverbed Use in a Local Community in
Ibaraki, Japan
Takaaki Isogawa
Part III: Living with Disasters
9. Why Do Victims of Tsunami Return to the Coast?
Kyoko Ueda and Hiroyuki Torigoe
10. The Roots of Resilience: Forest Commons and the Cultivation and
Disappearance of Livelihood Security in a Nuclear Disaster-Afflicted
Community
Hiroyuki Kaneko
11. Apparitions and the Recovery of Livelihoods after the 2011 T¿hoku
Earthquake and Tsunami Disaster
Kiyoshi Kanebishi
Part IV: Historic Environment and Urban Communities
12. Living Traditional Culture: Gujo Dance in Hachiman Town, Gujo City,
Gifu Prefecture, Japan
Shigekazu Adachi
13. Embracing the Enemy's Legacy: Historical Environmental Preservation in
Daegu, South Korea
Rie Matsui
14. Boxing Camp as a Community School: Local Boxers in Metro Manila,
Philippines
Tomonori Ishioka
Part V: Critical Reflections and Prospects
15. Empirically Speaking: Life-Environmentalism, Environmental Justice and
Feminist Political Ecology
Daisaku Yamamoto, Sophia Ferrero, and Keegan Kessler
16. Life-Environmentalism, Critiques, and Prospects: Focusing on the
Experientialist Approach
Yasushi Arakawa
17. The Future of Life-Environmentalism: A Sympathetic Critique
Masaharu Matsumura
Part VI: Translated Excerpts from Sociological Theory of Environmental
Problems (1989)
18. Original Introduction of Life-Environmentalism (1989)
Hiroyuki Torigoe
Daisaku Yamamoto
2. Theorizing Everyday Life: The Life-Environmentalist Way
Daisaku Yamamoto
Part I: Developmental Impulse and Everyday-Life Organizations
3. Local Rules: Sustaining Local Everyday Life with Aqua-Tourism
Takehito Noda
4. Coexistence without Consensus: The Role of a Life Organization in
Mediating between Fishermen and Surfers in a Coastal Community
Shusuke Murata
5. When Civil Society Falls Short: Rural Community Response to a Resort
Development Project
Daisaku Yamamoto and Yumiko Yamamoto
Part II: Governing Everyday-Life Spaces
6. From Dichotomous Interpretations to Spectrum Thinking: Formation of a
Community Organization in a Nuclear Host Locality
Atsushi Yamamuro
7. "Public" (gong) as Village Norm: Urbanization and Community Response in
China
Meifang Yan
8. Multilayered Commons Space: Dry Riverbed Use in a Local Community in
Ibaraki, Japan
Takaaki Isogawa
Part III: Living with Disasters
9. Why Do Victims of Tsunami Return to the Coast?
Kyoko Ueda and Hiroyuki Torigoe
10. The Roots of Resilience: Forest Commons and the Cultivation and
Disappearance of Livelihood Security in a Nuclear Disaster-Afflicted
Community
Hiroyuki Kaneko
11. Apparitions and the Recovery of Livelihoods after the 2011 T¿hoku
Earthquake and Tsunami Disaster
Kiyoshi Kanebishi
Part IV: Historic Environment and Urban Communities
12. Living Traditional Culture: Gujo Dance in Hachiman Town, Gujo City,
Gifu Prefecture, Japan
Shigekazu Adachi
13. Embracing the Enemy's Legacy: Historical Environmental Preservation in
Daegu, South Korea
Rie Matsui
14. Boxing Camp as a Community School: Local Boxers in Metro Manila,
Philippines
Tomonori Ishioka
Part V: Critical Reflections and Prospects
15. Empirically Speaking: Life-Environmentalism, Environmental Justice and
Feminist Political Ecology
Daisaku Yamamoto, Sophia Ferrero, and Keegan Kessler
16. Life-Environmentalism, Critiques, and Prospects: Focusing on the
Experientialist Approach
Yasushi Arakawa
17. The Future of Life-Environmentalism: A Sympathetic Critique
Masaharu Matsumura
Part VI: Translated Excerpts from Sociological Theory of Environmental
Problems (1989)
18. Original Introduction of Life-Environmentalism (1989)
Hiroyuki Torigoe
1. Introduction
Daisaku Yamamoto
2. Theorizing Everyday Life: The Life-Environmentalist Way
Daisaku Yamamoto
Part I: Developmental Impulse and Everyday-Life Organizations
3. Local Rules: Sustaining Local Everyday Life with Aqua-Tourism
Takehito Noda
4. Coexistence without Consensus: The Role of a Life Organization in
Mediating between Fishermen and Surfers in a Coastal Community
Shusuke Murata
5. When Civil Society Falls Short: Rural Community Response to a Resort
Development Project
Daisaku Yamamoto and Yumiko Yamamoto
Part II: Governing Everyday-Life Spaces
6. From Dichotomous Interpretations to Spectrum Thinking: Formation of a
Community Organization in a Nuclear Host Locality
Atsushi Yamamuro
7. "Public" (gong) as Village Norm: Urbanization and Community Response in
China
Meifang Yan
8. Multilayered Commons Space: Dry Riverbed Use in a Local Community in
Ibaraki, Japan
Takaaki Isogawa
Part III: Living with Disasters
9. Why Do Victims of Tsunami Return to the Coast?
Kyoko Ueda and Hiroyuki Torigoe
10. The Roots of Resilience: Forest Commons and the Cultivation and
Disappearance of Livelihood Security in a Nuclear Disaster-Afflicted
Community
Hiroyuki Kaneko
11. Apparitions and the Recovery of Livelihoods after the 2011 T¿hoku
Earthquake and Tsunami Disaster
Kiyoshi Kanebishi
Part IV: Historic Environment and Urban Communities
12. Living Traditional Culture: Gujo Dance in Hachiman Town, Gujo City,
Gifu Prefecture, Japan
Shigekazu Adachi
13. Embracing the Enemy's Legacy: Historical Environmental Preservation in
Daegu, South Korea
Rie Matsui
14. Boxing Camp as a Community School: Local Boxers in Metro Manila,
Philippines
Tomonori Ishioka
Part V: Critical Reflections and Prospects
15. Empirically Speaking: Life-Environmentalism, Environmental Justice and
Feminist Political Ecology
Daisaku Yamamoto, Sophia Ferrero, and Keegan Kessler
16. Life-Environmentalism, Critiques, and Prospects: Focusing on the
Experientialist Approach
Yasushi Arakawa
17. The Future of Life-Environmentalism: A Sympathetic Critique
Masaharu Matsumura
Part VI: Translated Excerpts from Sociological Theory of Environmental
Problems (1989)
18. Original Introduction of Life-Environmentalism (1989)
Hiroyuki Torigoe
Daisaku Yamamoto
2. Theorizing Everyday Life: The Life-Environmentalist Way
Daisaku Yamamoto
Part I: Developmental Impulse and Everyday-Life Organizations
3. Local Rules: Sustaining Local Everyday Life with Aqua-Tourism
Takehito Noda
4. Coexistence without Consensus: The Role of a Life Organization in
Mediating between Fishermen and Surfers in a Coastal Community
Shusuke Murata
5. When Civil Society Falls Short: Rural Community Response to a Resort
Development Project
Daisaku Yamamoto and Yumiko Yamamoto
Part II: Governing Everyday-Life Spaces
6. From Dichotomous Interpretations to Spectrum Thinking: Formation of a
Community Organization in a Nuclear Host Locality
Atsushi Yamamuro
7. "Public" (gong) as Village Norm: Urbanization and Community Response in
China
Meifang Yan
8. Multilayered Commons Space: Dry Riverbed Use in a Local Community in
Ibaraki, Japan
Takaaki Isogawa
Part III: Living with Disasters
9. Why Do Victims of Tsunami Return to the Coast?
Kyoko Ueda and Hiroyuki Torigoe
10. The Roots of Resilience: Forest Commons and the Cultivation and
Disappearance of Livelihood Security in a Nuclear Disaster-Afflicted
Community
Hiroyuki Kaneko
11. Apparitions and the Recovery of Livelihoods after the 2011 T¿hoku
Earthquake and Tsunami Disaster
Kiyoshi Kanebishi
Part IV: Historic Environment and Urban Communities
12. Living Traditional Culture: Gujo Dance in Hachiman Town, Gujo City,
Gifu Prefecture, Japan
Shigekazu Adachi
13. Embracing the Enemy's Legacy: Historical Environmental Preservation in
Daegu, South Korea
Rie Matsui
14. Boxing Camp as a Community School: Local Boxers in Metro Manila,
Philippines
Tomonori Ishioka
Part V: Critical Reflections and Prospects
15. Empirically Speaking: Life-Environmentalism, Environmental Justice and
Feminist Political Ecology
Daisaku Yamamoto, Sophia Ferrero, and Keegan Kessler
16. Life-Environmentalism, Critiques, and Prospects: Focusing on the
Experientialist Approach
Yasushi Arakawa
17. The Future of Life-Environmentalism: A Sympathetic Critique
Masaharu Matsumura
Part VI: Translated Excerpts from Sociological Theory of Environmental
Problems (1989)
18. Original Introduction of Life-Environmentalism (1989)
Hiroyuki Torigoe