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[TABLE] Environmental Sociology and Sociology of Natural Resources Flashcards

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ORIGIN (Environmental sociology)

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Grew out of the environmental movement

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Grew out of the environmental movement

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ORIGIN (Environmental sociology)

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DEFN OF ENVI (ES)

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'’Singular,’’ encompassing,
cumulative disruption

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'’Singular,’’ encompassing,
cumulative disruption

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DEFN OF ENVI (ES)

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MAIN FEATURES OF ENVIRONMENT STRESS (ES)

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Pollution, resource scarcity,
global environment,
ecological footprints

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Pollution, resource scarcity,
global environment,
ecological footprints

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MAIN FEATURES OF ENVIRONMENT STRESS (ES)

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DEFN OF SUSTAINABILITY (ES)

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Reduction of aggregate levels of pollution and raw materials usage

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Reduction of aggregate levels of pollution and raw materials usage

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DEFN OFSUSTAINABILITY (ES)

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PREDOMINANT CADRE OF PARTICIPANTS (ES)

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Liberal arts sociologists

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Liberal arts sociologists

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PREDOMINANT CADRE OF PARTICIPANTS (ES)

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SCALE/UNIT OF ANALYSIS (ES)

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Nation-state
Metropolitan focus

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Nation-state
Metropolitan focus

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SCALE/UNIT OF ANALYSIS (ES)

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OVERARCHING PROBLEMATIC (ES)

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Explaining environmental
degradation

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Explaining environmental
degradation

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OVERARCHING PROBLEMATIC (ES)

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THEORITICAL COMMITMENTS (ES)

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Highly theoretical,
often metatheoretical

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Highly theoretical,
often metatheoretical

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THEORITICAL COMMITMENTS (ES)

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ORIGIN (SNR)

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Long-standing emphasis among rural sociologists,
leisure/outdoor recreation researchers,
and social scientists in resource agencies

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Long-standing emphasis
among rural sociologists,
leisure=outdoor recreation
researchers, and social
scientists in resource
agencies

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ORIGIN (SNR)

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DEFN OF ENVI (SNR)

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Local ecosystem or
landscape

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Local ecosystem or
landscape

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DEFN OF ENVI (SNR)

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MAIN FEATURES OF ENVI STRESS (SNR)

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Conservation, (local) carrying
capacity

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Conservation, (local) carrying
capacity

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MAIN FEATURES OF ENVI STRESS (SNR)

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DEFN OF SUSTAINABILITY (SNR)

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Long-term sustained yields of natural resources,
social equity in allocation and use of resources,
reduction of social conflict over natural resources

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Long-term sustained yields
of natural resources, social
equity in allocation and
use of resources, reduction
of social conflict over
natural resources

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DEFN OF SUSTAINABILITY (SNR)

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PREDOMINANT CADRE OF PRACTITIONERS (SNR)

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Natural resource agency staff;
college of agriculture/natural resources staff;
rural sociologists

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Natural resource agency staff;
college of agriculture=natural
resources staff; rural
sociologists

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PREDOMINANT CADRE OF PRACTITIONERS (SNR)

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SCALE/UNIT OF ANALYSIS (SNR)

A

Community or region
Nonmetropolitan focus

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Community or region
Nonmetropolitan focus

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SCALE/UNIT OF ANALYSIS (SNR)

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OVERARCHING PROBLEMATIC (SNR)

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Improving public policy,
minimizing environmental impacts and conflicts,
improving resource manageme

30
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Improving public policy,
minimizing environmental
impacts and conflicts,
improving resource
manageme

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OVERARCHING PROBLEMATIC (SNR)

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THEORITICAL COMMITMENTS (SNR)

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Deemphasis on social theory

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Deemphasis on social theory

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THEORITICAL COMMITMENTS (SNR)

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ORIGINS (ES vs SNR)

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ES - Grew out of the environmental movement

SNR - Long-standing emphasis among rural sociologists, leisure=outdoor recreation researchers, and social scientists in resource agencies

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DEFN OF ENVI (ES vs SNR)

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'’Singular,’’ encompassing,
cumulative disruption

Local ecosystem or
landscape

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MAIN FEATURES OF ENVI STRESSED (ES vs SNR)

A

Pollution, resource scarcity, global environment, ecological footprints

Conservation, (local) carrying
capacity

36
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DEFN OF SUSTAINABILITY (ES vs SNR)

A

Reduction of aggregate levels of pollution and raw materials usage

Long-term sustained yields of natural resources, social equity in allocation and use of resources, reduction of social conflict over natural resources

37
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PREDOMINANT CADRE OF PRACTITIONERS (ES vs SNR)

A

Liberal arts sociologists

Natural resource agency staff; college of agriculture=natural resources staff; rural sociologists

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SCALE / UNIT OF ANALAYSIS (ES vs SNR)

A

Nation-state
Metropolitan focus

Community or region
Nonmetropolitan focus

39
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OVERARCHING PROBLEMATIC (ES vs SNR)

A

Explaining environmental
degradation

Improving public policy,
minimizing environmental impacts and conflicts,
improving resource management

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THEORITICAL COMMITMENTS (ES vs SNR)

A

Highly theoretical,
often metatheoretical

Deemphasis on social theory

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