Twenty Lessons in Environmental Sociology
by Kenneth A. Gould, Tammy L. Lewis
An introductory text presenting key sociological perspectives on human-environment relationships, sustainability, and social change for students and instructors.
About This Book
Twenty Lessons in Environmental Sociology introduces core concepts linking social systems and the natural world.
The text examines how human societies shape and are shaped by environmental conditions and change.
Chapters address topics such as consumption, inequality, globalization, and sustainability.
Designed for classroom use, the book presents clear lessons supported by contemporary examples.
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