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Guenter Polhede

Polarization

This book illuminates polarizing influences, their consequences, and possible ways to mitigate them.It focuses on different manifestations of polarization. They show up between:abundance and hungerwealth …

Mark Priestley, Gert Biesta, Sarah Robinson

Teacher Agency

This second edition of Teacher Agency brings new perspectives on teachers as agents of change and development within their professional ecosystems. Centred around an ecological theory of agency, it critic…

Mark Priestley, Gert Biesta, Sarah Robinson

Teacher Agency

This second edition of Teacher Agency brings new perspectives on teachers as agents of change and development within their professional ecosystems. Centred around an ecological theory of agency, it critic…

Lorenzo Feltrin

Workers and the World

Workers are not doomed to be merely the victims of environmental devastation. As Lorenzo Feltrin shows, they can be key actors in preventing it. Because labour supports an unsustainable system of endless …

Kirk B Sides

Environmental Entanglements

Environmental Entanglementsexplores a long history of ecological thought in African literature and film. Beginning with the start of the 20th Century, the book focuses on authors who explore ecological re…

Douglas Mark Ponton

Exploring Ecolinguistics

Contributing to the rapidly emerging field of ecolinguistics, this book explores the role of language in mediating and determining our relationship with nature and in shaping attitudes and social practice…

Timothy Middleton

Witnessing a Wounded World

A crucial intervention at the intersection of ecotheology and trauma theologyWe are in the midst of a global ecological crisis. At times, the scale of the suffering involved can be hard to fully comprehen…

Sian Sibley

Black Paths and Green Cathedrals

Explore how to protect and live in harmony with the natural world through a fusion of ancient tradition and modern scienceLife on earth stems from the green - from the trees, the plants, and their kin - y…

Timothy Middleton

Witnessing a Wounded World

A crucial intervention at the intersection of ecotheology and trauma theologyWe are in the midst of a global ecological crisis. At times, the scale of the suffering involved can be hard to fully comprehen…

Paula Whyman

Bad Naturalist

With humor, humility, and awe, one woman attempts to restore 200 acres of farmland long gone-to-seed in the Blue Ridge Mountains, facing her own limitations while getting to know a breathtaking corner of …

Pluralizing Political Philosophy

Pluralizing Political Philosophy focuses on economic and ecological inequalities.

Landkeeping

With rising temperatures, longer summers, drought, and more wildfires occurring in the United States and Canada, there is growing interest in the impact and efficacy of Indigenous fire and cultural burnin…

Trang Dang

New Weird Fiction and the Anthropocene

Introduction: Framing Exploratory Care.- 2. Violence Starts at Home: The Southern Reach and the Company.- 3. We Have Been Living in the Age of Hyperobjects: Area X and the City.- 4. There are Holes in the…

John Damuth, Lev R Ginzburg

Nonadaptive Selection

"Ecologists John Damuth and Lev Ginzburg identify a specific evolutionary process in biology, which they call non-adaptive selection. The idea is simple, but the implications are profound. Non-adapti…

Moonisa Aslam Dervash, Abrar Yousuf, Parminder Singh Sandhu, Munir Ozturk

Lantana Camara

Lantana camara, commonly known as lantana, is a flowering plant native to the tropical regions of Central and South America. It has been introduced to many parts of the world, often as an ornamental plant…

Matteo Giacomelli

Ecologies of Cohesion

This book presents a groundbreaking ecological perspective on territorial cohesion, a cornerstone of the European Union's vision outlined in the Lisbon Treaty of 2009, defined as the pursuit of balanced a…

Mardi Reardon-Smith

Making Do

Cape York is a remote and biodiverse peninsula in northeastern Australia that has been inhabited by Aboriginal communities for thousands of years. Since colonization, much of the peninsula has been used f…

Mardi Reardon-Smith

Making Do

Cape York is a remote and biodiverse peninsula in northeastern Australia that has been inhabited by Aboriginal communities for thousands of years. Since colonization, much of the peninsula has been used f…

Chad Taylor (geb. 1973)

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