The textbook provides comprehensive coverage of environmental issues, policies, and actions, emphasizing a balanced approach. The revised fourth edition includes updates on contemporary developments in global environmental sociology, making it a vital resource for understanding current challenges and strategies in the field.
Set in the 1950s, this prequel explores America's dynamic landscape, challenging the stereotype of the era as merely tranquil. Sociologist John Hannigan examines the surge of spectacular events, innovative spaces, and emerging technologies that defined mid-century life, revealing a vibrant and complex cultural tapestry. The book delves into the interplay between societal changes and the burgeoning spectacle of modernity, offering a fresh perspective on a pivotal decade in American history.