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SOCL19057 Environmental Sociology
Environmental Sociology examines the development
of environmental issues in Australia, as a context through which
to explore a range of theoretical approaches to the conceptualisation
of environmental problems. It develops a distinctly
sociological approach that examines why some problems become the
focus of political action while others do not; how these problems
are related to social relationships and processes; how strategies
to address them are developed; and why sociological understanding
is crucial to their resolution or management. A key learning outcome
from this course is the ability to apply these ideas to issues of
professional interest.
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