The Ecological Revolution Michael S. Nystul and the nature of the

and the nature of the solutions they proposed

''Scrutinizing depictions of the masculine woman in literature and the popular press

it speaks to the larger concerns of childhood studies with a detailed ethnography of people struggling over the situated meaning of the categories of childhood

this book does not put the solution to the environmental crisis on the child-readers shoulders

radical ideas for social reform and tackling inequality

The Ecological Revolution Michael S. Nystul and the nature of theSince the atomic bomb made its first appearance on the world stage in 1945, it has been clear that we possess the power to destroy our own planet. What nuclear weapons made possible, global environmental crisis, marked especially by global warming, has now made inevitable if business as usual continues. The roots of the present ecological crisis, John Bellamy Foster argues in The Ecological Revolution, lie in capital's rapacious expansion, which has