Ch. 1. Introduction -- Ch. 2. Roots and branches -- Ch. 3. Nature and society -- Ch. 4. Environment and development -- Ch. 5. Biodiversity conservation -- Ch. 6. Future directions
Summary
Tracing the development of political ecology from its origins in geography & ecological anthropology in the 70s to its current status as an established field, this text investigates how late 20th century developments in social & ecological theories are brought together to create a framework for comprehending environmental problems
Bibliography
Includes bibliographical references ((pages 173-206)) and index
