Political Ecology: A Critical Introduction (Critical Introductions to Geography)
by Paul Robbins
Paul Robbins introduces political ecology as a field for understanding the connections between environmental concerns, power, politics, and society. This accessible volume places political ecology within critical geography and provides a foundation for students and readers beginning to explore environmental questions through a social and political lens.
About This Book
Political Ecology: A Critical Introduction presents an accessible entry point to the study of relationships between environmental conditions and political, economic, and social forces.
Written by Paul Robbins, the book introduces political ecology within the broader context of critical geography.
It is designed for readers seeking a foundational understanding of how power and environmental concerns intersect.
Part of the Critical Introductions to Geography series, this volume offers a concise starting point for students and general readers exploring the field.
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