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Environmental sociology

the inherent conflict between economic expansion and environmental protection in industrial societies, resolved in different ways over time.

In environmental sociology, societal-environmental dialectic refers to the inherent conflict between economic expansion and environmental protection in industrial societies, resolved in different ways over time. This meaning comes from Schnaiberg (1980) in The environment, from surplus to scarcity.[1]

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Schnaiberg, A. (1980). The environment, from surplus to scarcity. Oxford University Press. ISBN 9780195026115

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