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Towards a unity of ecology and ordinary ethics : on everyday life and aspirations to live sustainably in a permaculture community
Conventional agriculture is a significant contributor to climate change, itself a socially driven ecological phenomenon. Until recently, however, social science has only just begun to engage intensely with the relationship between agriculture and global climate change and also on developing a viable...
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Social Anthropology
2015
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