This chapter argues for a poststructural political ecology. The project reflects a growing
belief that nature is socially constructed, something entirely different from saying “There is no …

This paper argues for the development of a poststructuralist political ecology. While political
ecology studies the relationships between society and nature in contexts of power …

Liberation ecology integrates critical approaches to political economy with notions derived
from poststructural philosophy. The quest is to understand the ways human practice …

This book establishes the conceptual context for political ecology. Latour proposes an end to
the old dichotomy between nature and society—and the constitution, in its place, of a …

The environmental crisis irrupted in contemporary history, in the 1960s and 1970s, as an
expression of a crisis of civilization: a crisis of the hegemonic modes of understanding the …

18 which highlighted educational initiatives around desertification, floods, changing
watersheds, renewable energy and carbon profiling, and partnered artists with scientists to …

The deep contemporary suspicion and skepticism about the concept and term “nature” may
play some role in the contemporary indifference to the destruction and decline of the natural …

Contemporary market-based (ie neoliberal)'green economy'approaches to environmental
degradation emphasise exchanges whereby quantified units of environmental harm are …

This book explores the intertwining of politics and ontology, shedding light on the ways in
which, as our ability to investigate, regulate, appropriate,'enhance'and destroy material …

The possibility of bringing the insights of modern political theory to bear on the problems of
human ecology has long been plagued by disagreements over the category of nature itself …