RC24 Environment and Society

Program Coordinator:

Koichi HASEGAWA, Tohoku University, Japan, k-hase@m.tohoku.ac.jp


Sessions:


Core Concepts in Environmental Sociology

Emerging Research in Environmental Sociology. Part I

Emerging Research in Environmental Sociology. Part II

Environmental Attitudes, Opinions and Perceptions in Comparative Context

Environmental Issues in Asia and Developing Countries: New Contexts for Environmental Sociology

Environmental Practices and Social Changes

Environmental Risks, Disaster Prevention and Resilient Community from Perspectives of Environmental Sociology

Framing Discourses, Action and Collective Imaginaries about Environmental Issues

How Are Science and Technology Engaged in Eco-Innovations?

How Did Environment Call Development Pathways out?

How Does Society Change? Theories and Research in the Field of Social Change, Transformation and Transition

Mitigating Global Emissions: Networks of Political Mobilization and International Cooperation

Natural Resources Conservation for Future and Civil Society.

New Frontiers and Recent Developments in Environmental Sociology

New Research in the Sociology of Climate Change

The Institutionalisation of Expertise in Environmental Governance

The Visual Construction of Nature and Environment

There's No Planet B: Exploring Strategies for Changing Attitudes and Promoting Sustainable Behaviour at Every Level

Time Cultures and Sustainable Futures: Theoretical Concepts and Practical Tools

What Do Global Interventions Look like at Ground Level? the Everyday Implementation of International Environmental Schemes