Sustainable consumption and the good life interdisciplinary perspectives
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Sustainable consumption and the good life interdisciplinary perspectives
Routledge EnvironmentalHumanities seriesSustainable Consumption and the Good LifeInterdisciplinary perspectivesEdited by Karen Lykke Syse and Martin L Sustainable consumption and the good life interdisciplinary perspectivesLee Mueller,e air t h s.canSustainable Consumption and the Good LifeWhat docs it mean Io live a g(xxJ life in a lime when the planet is overheating, the human population continues Io steadily reach new peaks, oceans arc turning more acidic, and fertile soils the world over are eroding at unprecedent Sustainable consumption and the good life interdisciplinary perspectivesed rates? These and other simultaneous harms and threats demand creative responses al several levels ol consideration and action.Written by an internaSustainable consumption and the good life interdisciplinary perspectives
tional team of contributors, this book examines in-depth the relationship between sustainability’ and the good life. Drawing on a wealth of theories, Routledge EnvironmentalHumanities seriesSustainable Consumption and the Good LifeInterdisciplinary perspectivesEdited by Karen Lykke Syse and Martin L Sustainable consumption and the good life interdisciplinary perspectivesparticipatory action-research-based approaches to encourage sustainability and wellbeing al local levels. It covers topical issues such as the politics ol prosperity, globalization, and indigenous notions oi “the g(X)d life" ami “happiness". Finally, it places a strong emphasis on food at the heart Sustainable consumption and the good life interdisciplinary perspectivesof the sustainability and good life debate, for instance binding the global south to the north through import and exports, or linking everyday lives ISustainable consumption and the good life interdisciplinary perspectives
o ideals within the dream ol the giX)d life, with cookbooks and shows.This interdisciplinary book provides invaluable insights for researchers and posRoutledge EnvironmentalHumanities seriesSustainable Consumption and the Good LifeInterdisciplinary perspectivesEdited by Karen Lykke Syse and Martin L Sustainable consumption and the good life interdisciplinary perspectivesal the Centre for Development and the Environment, University of Oslo, Norway.Martin Lee Mueller is a Research Fellow al the Centre lor Development and the Environment, University of Oslo, Norway.Routledge Environmental HumanitiesSeries editors: lain McCalman and Libby RobinEditorial BoardChristina Sustainable consumption and the good life interdisciplinary perspectivesAlt, St Andrews University, UKAlison Bashford, University of (.Jambridge, UKPeter Coates, University of Bristol, UKThom van Dooren, University ol NewSustainable consumption and the good life interdisciplinary perspectives
South Wales, AustraliaGeorgina Endfield, University of Nottingham, UKJodi Frawley, University of Sydney, AustraliaAndrea Gaynor, University ol WesternRoutledge EnvironmentalHumanities seriesSustainable Consumption and the Good LifeInterdisciplinary perspectivesEdited by Karen Lykke Syse and Martin L Sustainable consumption and the good life interdisciplinary perspectivesrial College London, UKSandra Swart, Stellenbosch University, South AfricaAnn Waltner, University of Minnesota, USPaul Wardc, University of East Anglia, UKJessica Weir, University ol Western Sydney, AustraliaInternational Advisory BoardWilliam Bcinart, University of Oxford, UKSarah Buie, Clark Unive Sustainable consumption and the good life interdisciplinary perspectivesrsity, USJane Carruthers, University of South Africa, Pretoria, South AfricaDipcsh Chakrabarty, University’ of Chicago, USPaul Holm, Trinity College,Sustainable consumption and the good life interdisciplinary perspectives
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