Environmental sociology has become a mature field within the discipline of sociology. We
consider several of the key theories that define the core and boundaries of the field, calling …

Around the globe, unfettered industrialisation has marched forth in unison with massive
social inequities. Making matters worse, anthropogenic pressures on Earth's living systems …

Purpose This article examines US official and public responses to the COVID-19 pandemic
for insights into future policy and pubic responses to global climate change …

Nowadays, when fighting climate change and other global environmental issues is of utmost
urgency, the understanding of what drives pro-environmental behaviour has become a hot …

Although it appears that leadership roles in sustainable development have become more
androgynous over time, it is unclear whether perceptions of barriers for women leaders in …

Quantitative studies analysing individual differences in environmental concern (ie,
apprehension about the quality of nature and natural resources including air, water, soil and …

Decreasing CO2 emissions, a top priority of climate change mitigation, requires moving
away from fossil fuels and towards renewable energy. Research shows that women tend to …

While feminist and profeminist scholars are increasingly in agreement with the thesis that
hegemonic and destructive forms of masculinity are the source of current environmental …

Based on the upper echelons theory, ecofeminist theory, and natural resource‐based theory
(NRBV), this study has constructed a relational model between female executives' …

In this chapter, the author discusses three concepts–'industrial masculinities','ecomodern
masculinities', and'ecological masculinities'–and illustrates them by drawing on findings from …