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===== Political Ecology ===== | ===== Political Ecology ===== | ||
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- | Political Ecology studies human-environment interactions. It aims to examine how political, economic and social factors are linked to environmental problems, | + | |
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- | The term political ecology was first coined by anthropologist Erik Wolfe in the 1970’s. Classics works in Political Ecology include among others //Political Economy of Soil Erosion in Developing Countries// (1985) by Piers Blaiki ((Blaikie, P. 1985. //The Political Economy of Soil Erosion in Developing Countries// | + | |
- | Political ecology does not have a coherent theory of the interplay between the environment and social, political and economic factors, but draws theoretical insights from among others political economy, Marxism, critical theory, and post-structural theories. Political ecology scholars come from a variety of fields such as geography, cultural ecology, environmental history, ecological economics, and forestry. The geographical focus of early political ecology studies on rural, non-western areas has in more recent political ecology studies expanded to urban areas in the Global North. Topics in politically ecology are varied and range from land degradation and marginalization, | + | Political Ecology studies human-environment interactions. It aims to examine how political, economic and social factors are linked to environmental problems, |
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+ | The term political ecology was first coined by anthropologist Erik Wolfe in the 1970’s. Classics works in Political Ecology include among others //Political Economy of Soil Erosion in Developing Countries// (1985) by Piers Blaiki ((Blaikie, P. 1985. The Political Economy of Soil Erosion in Developing Countries . London: Longman)) | ||
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+ | Political ecology does not have a coherent theory of the interplay between the environment and social, political and economic factors, but draws theoretical insights from among others political economy, Marxism, critical theory, and post-structural theories. Political ecology scholars come from a variety of fields such as geography, cultural ecology, environmental history, ecological economics, and forestry. The geographical focus of early political ecology studies on rural, non-western areas has in more recent political ecology studies expanded to urban areas in the Global North. Topics in politically ecology are varied and range from land degradation and marginalization, | ||
=== Political Ecology and Ecosystem Services === | === Political Ecology and Ecosystem Services === | ||
- | C. Kull provides interesting insights on the topic of [[wiki: | + | |
+ | C. Kull provides interesting insights on the topic of [[:wiki: | ||
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wiki/political_ecology.txt · Last modified: 2021/01/28 14:07 by dbranca