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Class Detail:
SP 2012 Sociology SOC 495 - Topics in Sociology Section 101 Environmental Sociology
Credits:	3
Waitlist Capacity:	99
Advisory Prerequisites:	One introductory course in Sociology.
Repeatability:	May be repeated for a maximum of 8 credit(s). May be elected more than once in the same term.
Primary Instructor:	Morrell,Erica Cecily
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Environmental Sociology is the sociological analysis of nature/society relationships, including individual beliefs and behaviors, technologies, sustainability, and social well-being. This course will provide an introduction to the key issues and themes of environmental sociology from its classical foundation in Malthus and Marx to modern concepts of ecological action and reform. The course will include timely discussions about issues ranging from energy development to agriculture. Course Requirements: Students will be required to do significant reading and writing for this course. Intended Audience: No data submitted Class Format: No data submitted

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