Tomorrow's talk: What Sociology does - and does not - contribute to understanding climate change
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Elizabeth
Feb 25, 2012, 4:58:03 PM2/25/12
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Hi folks,
This Monday, Margrit Eichler from OISE's Sociology and Equity Studies
in Education will be speaking on "What Sociology does - and does not -
contribute to understanding climate change".
Abstract:
In this presentation I will explore the – largely unrealized -
potential of Sociology to contribute to our understanding of climate
change and what to do about it. Why are the contributions of Sociology
so minimal? What could they be? I will then explore the notion of
Canada as a climate criminal as one potential sociological
contribution.
As usual, we'll see you at 3PM on Monday in BA 1220.
Cheers,
Elizabeth
This Monday, Margrit Eichler from OISE's Sociology and Equity Studies
in Education will be speaking on "What Sociology does - and does not -
contribute to understanding climate change".
Abstract:
In this presentation I will explore the – largely unrealized -
potential of Sociology to contribute to our understanding of climate
change and what to do about it. Why are the contributions of Sociology
so minimal? What could they be? I will then explore the notion of
Canada as a climate criminal as one potential sociological
contribution.
As usual, we'll see you at 3PM on Monday in BA 1220.
Cheers,
Elizabeth
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