Although the organizing principle of virtually every world history text is "development," the editor of this volume maintains that this traditional approach fails to address the issue of sustainability. By adopting the ecological process as their major theme, the authors show how the process of human interaction with the natural environment unfolded in the past, and offer perspective on the ecological crises in our world at the beginning of the 21st century. Topics range from broad regional studies that examine important aspects of the global environment that affect nations, to a study of the...
Although the organizing principle of virtually every world history text is "development," the editor of this volume maintains that this traditional ap...
Although the organizing principle of virtually every world history text is "development," the editor of this volume maintains that this traditional approach fails to address the issue of sustainability. By adopting the ecological process as their major theme, the authors show how the process of human interaction with the natural environment unfolded in the past, and offer perspective on the ecological crises in our world at the beginning of the 21st century. Topics range from broad regional studies that examine important aspects of the global environment that affect nations, to a study of the...
Although the organizing principle of virtually every world history text is "development," the editor of this volume maintains that this traditional ap...
This book is an overview of human history in relationship to the natural environment, from origins to the present, with case studies of different societies in each period
This book is an overview of human history in relationship to the natural environment, from origins to the present, with case studies of different s...
