Summary
Contents
Reader's guide
Entries A-Z
Subject index
This eleventh volume in the SAGE Series on Green Society explores the ongoing paradigm shift in culture and lifestyles toward promoting a sustainable environment. After years of discussion about the environment dating back to the 1960s counter-culture, the recent explosion of green initiatives has induced the general public to embrace all things green, from recycling in the home to admiring green celebrities. This volume assesses the green cultural transformations by presenting some 150 articles of importance to students of sociology, history, political science, communications, public relations, anthropology, literature, arts and drama. Presented in A-to-Z format, the articles include appealing topics from green Hollywood to green spirituality, green art and green restaurants. This work culminates in an outstanding reference available in both print and electronic formats for academic, university, and public libraries. Pedagogical elements in the frontmatter and backmatter include a reader’s guide grouping related entries by broad themes and topics, a glossary of relevant terms, a resource guide to further readings (key books, journals, Websites), an appendix of primary documents and a thorough index.
- Antiglobalization Movement
- Agri-Culture
- Alternative Communities
- Advertising
- Begley, Jr., Ed
- Antiwar Actions/Movement
- Air Pollution
- Artists' Materials
- Blogs
- Benjamin, Medea
- Art as Activism
- Alternative/Sustainable Energy
- Auto-Philia/Auto-Nomy
- e2 Design, TV Series
- California AB 32
- Censorship of Climatologists and Environmental Scientists
- Animals (Confinement/Cruelty)
- Bartholomew I: The Green Patriarch
- Film, Documentaries
- Chávez, César (and United Farm Workers)
- Chipko Movement
- Biodiversity Loss/Species Extinction
- Biblical Basis for Sustainable Living
- Film, Drama/Fiction
- China
- Communication, Global and Regional
- Body Burden
- Burials
- Film, Product Placement
- Clinton, William J. (Executive Order 12898)
- Communication, National and Local
- Cooking
- Commuting
- Internet, Advertising, and Marketing
- DiCaprio, Leonardo
- Corporate Green Culture
- Diet/Nutrition
- Ecotourism
- Media Greenwashing
- Environmental Media Association
- Corporate Social Responsibility
- Energy
- Education (Climate Literacy)
- Novels and Nonfiction
- Environmental Protection Agency
- Cyber Action
- Fish
- Environmental Communication, Public Participation
- Poetry
- Forest Service
- Demonstrations and Events
- Locavores
- Garbage
- Popular Green Culture
- Gore, Jr., Al
- Earth First!
- Obesity and Health
- Gardening and Lawns
- Print Media, Advertising
- Grassroots Organizations
- Earth Liberation Front (ELF)/Animal Liberation Front (ALF)
- Organics
- Green Jobs
- Print Media, Magazines
- Huerta, Dolores
- Ecocriticism
- Population/Overpopulation
- Home
- Print Media, Newspapers
- Human Geography
- EcoPopulism
- Soil Pollution
- Indoor Air Pollution
- Sundance Channel
- Hurricane Katrina
- Environmental “Bads”
- Space/Place/Geography and Materialism
- Leisure
- Television, Advertising
- India
- Environmental “Goods”
- Veganism/Vegetarianism
- Malls
- Television, Cable Networks
- Kyoto Protocol
- Environmental Justice Movements
- Water (Bottled/Tap)
- Music
- Television News
- Love Canal and Lois Gibbs
- Environmental Law, U.S.
- Water Pollution
- Musicians
- Television Programming
- Maathai, Wangari
- Global Warming and Culture
- Nature Experiences
- Theater
- National Park Service
- Green Anarchism
- Permaculture
- Vanity Fair Green Issue
- National People of Color Environmental Leadership Summit
- Green Consumerism
- Plastic Bags
- Native American Culture and Practices
- Greenwashing Hybrid Cars
- Recycling
- Nelson, Willie
- Individual Action, Global and Regional
- Religion
- Organizations and Unions
- Individual Action, National and Local
- Religious Partnership for the Environment
- Redford, Robert
- Institutional/Organizational Action
- Sculpture
- Russia
- International Law and Treaties
- Shopping
- Sierra Club, Natural Resources Defense Council, and National Wildlife Federation
- Law and Culture
- Socialization, Early Childhood
- United Church of Christ
- Nongovernmental Organizations
- Sprawl/Suburbs/Exurbs
- Werbach, Adam
- Organic Clothing/Fabrics
- Sustainable Art
- Organic Foods
- Technology and Daily Living
- Political Persuasion
- Toxic/Hazardous Waste
- Rainforest Action Network
- Vacation
- Social Action, Global and Regional
- Weekends
- Social Action, National and Local
- Work
- Tree Planting Movement
- United Farm Workers (UFW) and Antipesticide Activities
- Veganism/Vegetarianism as Social Action
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