Machine generated contents note: 1.Critical, environmental, political: an introduction / Carl Death -- 2.Biodiversity / Bram Buscher -- 3.Biopolitics / Kevin Grove -- 4.Citizenship / Emma Hinton -- 5.Climate change / Mark Charlesworth -- 6.Commodification / Matthew Paterson -- 7.Conservation / James Igoe -- 8.Consumption / Raymond Bryant -- 9.Ecocentrism / Katie Mcshane -- 10.Feminism / Erika Cudworth -- 11.Governance / Susan Baker -- 12.Governmentality / Johannes Stripple -- 13.Hybridity / Damian White -- 14.Justice / Patrick Bond -- 15.Limits / Gabriela Kutting -- 16.Localism / Karen Litfin -- 17.Movements / Cristiana Olcese -- 18.Posthumanism / Stephen Hobden -- 19.Resource violence / Nancy Peluso -- 20.Risk / Luigi Pellizzoni -- 21.Sacrifice / Paul Wapner -- 22.Science / Tim Forsyth -- 23.Security / Simon Dalby -- 24.States / Thom Kuehls -- 25.Summits / Carl Death -- 26.Sustainability / Mark Whitehead -- 27.Technology / Timothy W. Luke -- 28.Vulnerability / Angela Oels.
Summary
"The aim of this book, by providing a set of conceptual tools drawn from critical theory, is to open up questions and new problems and new research agendas for the study of environmental politics"--
