The Political Economy of Nature draws extensively on current
insights from sociology, ecology, economics and earth science.
Robert Boardman pools these diverse resources to argue that the
investigation of environmental issues raises complex theoretical
questions which can only be answered through more sustained links
between the natural and social sciences. With global issues
becoming an increasingly vital part of environmental debates,
Boardman shows how understanding of ecological problems can be
increased in both International Relations and International
Political Economy.
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