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,Sources of Social Ecology — Discourses on Society and Nature in Sociology, sociology with the investigation of natural resource use and environmental problems, and rural sociology with the investigation of land use and food production. The questions of society—nature interaction that guide social ecology appear in sociology with its many subdisciplinary specialisations as

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,Sources of Social Ecology — Ecosystems and Natural Resources in Ecological Discourses,ween organisms and their environment, according to a classical definition of Haeckel, which has been criticised as abstract or circular by Wiegleb (1992: 66). Wiegleb looked for more empirically oriented definitions, such as that of Begon et al. (analysis of the distribution of individuals, populati

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,Thematic Profiles of Social Ecology — The Research on Human Land Use, Food and Biomass Production itures and directs the analysis of agriculture, food production and land use in specific ways. The use of MEFA and HANPP indicators results in conclusions about the physical limits of human resource use that cannot be made with monetary analyses of resource flows in economics. The conclusions are als

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,Social Ecology and Practice — The Policy Process and the Social-Ecological Discourse,ng a transition to the planetary co-evolution of natural and social systems in the sense of global sustainable development. The global environmental and resource use problems that require response through political and social action appear as complex and unsolvable, no longer manageable as the new t

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,Introduction — The Development of Social Ecology, social ecology tries in interdisciplinary analyses to lift the cognitive barriers between natural and social sciences, and between science, policy and social practices of resource use. This cognitive programme is the theme of this book, which is guided by the hypothesis that the theoryguided thinki