Cultures of environmentalism : empirical studies in environmental sociology

摘要: Introduction: Studying Environmental Issues Sociologically PART I: CULTURES OF MOVEMENT: THE SOCIOLOGY ENVIRONMENTAL MOVEMENTS AND PROBLEMS Social Movement Theory and the Character of Movements Shell, a Sure Target for Global Campaigning? [with John Forrester] How Problems Come to be 'Global': Sociological Perspectives on Globalisation Environment II: STUDIES ENVIRONMENT, LAW PUBLIC POLICY Bog Standards: Contesting Conservation Value at Public Inquiry Independence Impartiality in Legal Defences Modelling Environment: Participation, Trust Legitimacy Urban Air-Quality Models III: KNOWING PROVING: SCIENCE, EVIDENCE ENVIRONMENT Green Ambivalence about Science Mad Buoy: Method Brent Spar Controversy Genetically Modified Organisms Unbearable Irresolution Testing The Sociology: Towards Sociology Sustainable Society Bibliographic References