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The Development of Environmental Movements,ding a continuing source of support for conservationist and environmentalist initiatives. However, this is a necessary but not sufficient condition for the ‘mainstreaming’ of environmentalism. One of the main explanations for the rise to prominence of environmental issues lies in the emergence and g

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Theorising the Social and the Natural,at there exists a social level of reality that cannot be reduced to the biological. Indeed, the ability to espouse such an argument is a basic prerequisite for developing the ‘sociological imagination’ (Mills 1959). For most of the twentieth century this suspicion of biological reductionist argument

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The Ecocentric Challenge for Society and Sociology,s tend to find their way into the discipline relatively easily. This has been true of all major twentieth-century social movements in the West. However, there has been something of a time lag in the case of environmentalism with the substantive claims of environmentalists and radical ecologists find

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Living with Gaia: Deep Ecological and Social Selves,w social movements’ and their construction of grassroots collective identities. The social construction of identity has also been a theme within debates on consumerism and the consumer society, which enables and encourages the purchase of elements for the construction of social identities. The domin

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Environment, Self and Society,ecialism in its own right. This specialism can be alternatively described as ‘environmental sociology’ or the ‘sociology of the environment’ and the tension between these two approaches has been one of the main themes running throughout this book. It should be equally clear that some of the central