Environmental Anthropology Today/ 

 - New York:   Routledge,  2011. 
<br/><br/>Introduction: Environmental Anthropology of Yesterday and Today<br/>ByEleanor Shoreman-Ouimet, Helen Kopnina<br/><br/>PART I The Theoretical Perspectives<br/><br/>The Religion and Environment Interface: Spiritual Ecology in Ecological Anthropology<br/>ByLeslie E. Sponsel<br/><br/><br/>Drawing from Traditional and ‘Indigenous’ Socioecological Theories<br/>ByEugene N. Anderson<br/><br/>Environmental Politics and Policy Ambiguities in Environmental Anthropology<br/>ByPeter Bille Larsen<br/><br/>PART II Methodological Challenges<br/><br/>Environmental Anthropology as One of the Spatial Sciences<br/>ByEmilio F. Moran<br/><br/>What about that Wrapper? Using Consumption Diaries in Green Education<br/>ByHelen Kopnina<br/><br/>Time and Population Vulnerability to Natural Hazards: The Pre-Katrina Primacy of Experience<br/>ByDaniel H. de Vries<br/><br/>Participatory Action Research and Urban Environmental Justice: The Pacoima CARE Project<br/>ByCarl A. Maida<br/><br/>PART III Anthropologists and the Real World<br/><br/>Anthropology, Climate Change and Coastal Planning<br/>ByBob Pokrant, Laura Stocker<br/><br/>From Ecosystem Services to Unfulfilled Expectations: Factors Influencing Attitudes Toward the Madidi Protected Area<br/>ByTeressa Trusty<br/><br/>Who’s Got the Money Now? Conservation-Development Meets the Nueva Ruralidad in Southern Mexico<br/>ByNora Haenn<br/><br/>Middle-Out Conservation: The Role of Elites in Rural American Conservation<br/>ByEleanor Shoreman-Ouimet<br/><br/>Learning By Heart: An Anthropological Perspective on Environmental Learning in Lijiang Rob Efird<br/><br/>Linking Climate Action to Local Knowledge and Practice: A Case Study of Diverse Chicago Neighborhoods<br/>ByJennifer Hirsch, Sarah Van Deusen Phillips, Edward Labenski, Christine Dunford, Troy Peters<br/> 
<br/><br/><label>ISBN: </label>9780203806906 
<br/><br/><label>Subjects--Topical Terms: </label><br/>Social Sciences<br/>Anthropology