Political Science
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Wapner, B. P. (1995). “Environmental Activism and World Civic
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Thiele, L. P. (1999). “Evolutionary Narratives and Ecological Ethics.”
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Bell, D. R. (2004). “Creating green citizens? Political liberalism and
environmental education.” Journal of Philosophy of Education 38: 37-54.
Whitemon, D. (2003). “Teaching Green: Experimenting with Green Values
in the Classroom.” Political Science 36: 87-91.
Halfacre, A. C., K. A. Owens, et al. (2011). “The Green Building
Project: Promoting Political Science Learning Through a Collaborative
Research Approach.” Political Science 37: 297-302.
Psychology
Arbuthnott, K. D. (2009). “Education for sustainable development
beyond attitude change.” International Journal of Sustainability in
Higher Education 10: 152-163.
Sociology
Latour, B. (2007). A Plea for Earthly Sciences. 2007 Keynote Lecture
for the British Sociological Association.
Anthropology
Escobar, A. (1988). “Power and visibility: development and the
invention and management of the Third World.” Cultural Anthropology
3(4).
Geography
Keleman, A. and J. Hellin (2009). “Specialty Maize Varieties in
Mexico: A Case Study in Market-Driven Agro-Biodiversity Conservation.”
Journal of Latin American Geography 8: 147-174.
Piers Blaikie, “A Review of Political Ecology,” Zeitschrift Fur
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Economics
Daly, H. E. (1990). “Toward Some Operational Principles of
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Methodology
Corcoran, P. B., K. E. Walker, et al. (2004). “Case studies,
make-your-case studies, and case stories.” Environmental Education
Research 10: 7-21.
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Overviews in the Social Sciences
Exploring Uncommon Ground: Sustainability and the Social Sciences
Programs in Social Science Sustainability
- Piedmont Project in Social Sciences
- University Leaders for a Sustainable Future (ULSF) Sustainability
Degree Programs in Economics - ULSF Sustainability Degree Programs in International Studies
- Carleton University – International Environmental Politics and Policy
- AASHE’s list of Social Science Programs
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