8. Man Destroys Nature?: Gender, History, and the Feminist Praxis of Situating Sustainability

Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter i
2. Contents v
3. Introduction 1
4. Part I. Interdisciplinarity, Place, and Praxis
5. 1. Situating Sustainability from an Ecological Science Perspective: Ecosystem Services, Resilience, and Environmental Justice 29
6. 2. Situating New Constellations of Practice in the Humanities: Toward a Just and Sustainable Future 53
7. 3. Situating Sustainability against Displacement: Building Campus- Community Collaboratives for Environmental Justice from the Ground Up 76
8. 4. Situating Global Policies within Local Realities: Climate Conflict from California to Latin America 102
9. 5. Situating Urban Drought Resilience: Theory, Practice and Sustainability Science 124
10. Part II. Positionality, Power, and Situated Sustainabilities
11. 6. Indigenous Lessons about Sustainability Are Not Just for “All Humanity” 149
12. 7. Situating Sustainability in the Luxury City: Toward a Critical Urban Research Agenda 180
13. 8. Man Destroys Nature?: Gender, History, and the Feminist Praxis of Situating Sustainability 196
14. 9. I Tano’ i Chamorro/Chamorro Land: Situating Sustainabilities through Spatial Justice and Cultural Perpetuation 222
15. 10. Equality in the Air We Breathe: Police Violence, Pollution, and the Politics of Sustainability 246
16. Afterword: From More than Just Sustainability to a More Just Resilience 271
17. Acknowledgments 279
18. About the Editor 281
19. About the Contributors 283
20. Index 289