Social ecology examines the future by trying to tease out potentialities for ecological restoration and a reharmonization of first and second nature, while working to actualize those potentialities.

Social ecology as a way out of capitalist modernity. Social ecology is the science of people's relationship with their natural and social environments. It examines how these relationships are shaped ...

Social Ecology, which originates with the theories of radical ecologist Murray Bookchin, considers the political organization of societies in relation to the natural world. Bookchin’s theories are ...

In Remaking Society, Murray Bookchin writes, “All ecological problems have their roots in social problems.”If we apply his theory of social ecology to our modern world, we can appreciate that ...

Social ecology, as Albert, Étienne and Midrez (2024) point out, is based on the idea that ecological and social challenges are inseparable. Social workers are mediators, facilitating not only the ...

A social–ecological analysis of resilience enables the study of people–environment transactions across varying dimensions, time periods, and scales. Furthermore, in its openness to experiential ...

In new research published in the Journal of Personality and Social Psychology, Oliver Sng, UC Irvine assistant professor of ...

Social-Ecological Consequences of Future Wildfires and Smoke in the West: Proceedings of a Workshop Over the past two decades, wildfires in western North America have greatly increased in frequency, ...

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