Critical political ecology: the politics of environmental science

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2003-12-01otherChoice Reviews Online1,096 citationsclosed

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Social Sciences and Humanities Environmental Philosophy and Ethics Ecology, Conservation, and Geographical Studies

Abstract

1. Political ecology and the politics of environmental science 2. Environmental science and myths 3. Environmental 'laws' and generalizations 4. Social framings of environmental science 5. The co-production of environmental science and political activism 6. Enforcing and contesting boundaries: Boundary organizations and social movements 7. The globalization of environmental risk 8. Democratizing environmental explanations 9. Democratizing environmental science and networks 10. Conclusion: 'Critical' Political ecology and environmental science

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