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Political Ecology/Economy

James J. McCarthy

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This chapter contains sections titled: Political Ecology as Economic Geography Foundational Themes in Political Ecology Political Economic Structures and Spatial Interdependence Dialectical Understandings of Environmental “Problems” Anti-Determinism and the Potential of Politics Conclusions: Political Ecology and Alternatives to Capitalism References

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This chapter contains sections titled: Political Ecology as Economic Geography Foundational Themes in Political Ecology Political Economic Structures and Spatial Interdependence Dialectical Understandings of Environmental “Problems” Anti-Determinism and the Potential of Politics Conclusions: Political Ecology and Alternatives to Capitalism References

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This chapter contains sections titled: Political Ecology as Economic Geography Foundational Themes in Political Ecology Political Economic Structures and Spatial Interdependence Dialectical Understandings of Environmental “Problems” Anti-Determinism and the Potential of Politics Conclusions: Political Ecology and Alternatives to Capitalism References

Key concepts: Political ecology, Politics, Dialectic, Ecology, Environmental social science, Capitalism, Determinism, Applied ecology

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