134 results on '"Gunderson, Ryan"'
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2. Human–Computer Interaction Research Needs a Theory of Social Structure: The Dark Side of Digital Technology Systems Hidden in User Experience
3. Are fossil fuel CEOs responsible for climate change? Social structure and criminal law approaches to climate litigation
4. Better poison is the cure? Critically examining fossil fuel companies, climate change framing, and corporate sustainability reports
5. The Mundane Dialectic of Enlightenment: Typification as Everyday Identity Thinking
6. How Do Social Structures Become Taken for Granted? Social Reproduction in Calm and Crisis
7. In search of plan(et) B: Irrational rationality, capitalist realism, and space colonization
8. Overconsumption as Ideology : Implications for Addressing Global Climate Change
9. Building energy democracy to mend ecological and epistemic rifts: An environmental sociological examination of Seoul’s One Less Nuclear Power Plant initiative
10. A materialist conception of the lifeworld: Enzo Paci's social phenomenology of technology and the environment
11. Post‐Legitimate Society.
12. Addressing the Irrational Drivers of the Climate Crisis: Surplus Repression and Destructive Production.
13. How farmers “repair” the industrial agricultural system
14. Lay Victims’ Conceptions of Environmental Crime and Environmental Injustice: The Case of the Chem-Dyne Superfund Site
15. Revisiting Marcuse's Technological Rationality: Nuclear Fusion Advancement in the Age of Climate Change.
16. Ideology Critique for the Environmental Social Sciences : What Reproduces the Treadmill of Production?
17. Explaining technological impacts without determinism: Fred Cottrell’s sociology of technology and energy
18. Social conditions to better realize the environmental gains of alternative energy: Degrowth and collective ownership
19. Correction to: How Do Social Structures Become Taken for Granted? Social Reproduction in Calm and Crisis
20. Environmental Knowledge, Technology, and Values: Reconstructing Max Scheler's Phenomenological Environmental Sociology
21. South Korean green growth and the Jevons paradox: An assessment with democratic and degrowth policy recommendations
22. The problem of technology as valuation errors: The paradox of the means in Simmel and Scheler
23. Is ideology critique worthwhile? A defense of writing for an absent audience in a cynical, warming world.
24. Techno-optimism as a barrier to overcoming herbicide resistance: Comparing farmer perceptions of the future potential of herbicides
25. The sociology of technology before the turn to technology
26. Ideological obstacles to Effective climate policy: The greening of markets, technology, and growth
27. A defense of the "Grand Hotel Abyss": The Frankfurt School's nonideal theory
28. Social barriers to biophilia: Merging structural and ideational explanations for environmental degradation
29. Depths and Cohen–Macaulay properties of path ideals
30. The First-generation Frankfurt School on the Animal Question: Foundations for a Normative Sociological Animal Studies
31. Industrial Animal Agribusiness and Environmental Sociological Theory: Applications and Areas for Development
32. Powerless, Stupefied, and Repressed Actors Cannot Challenge Climate Change: Real Helplessness as a Barrier Between Environmental Concern and Action.
33. Articulating system change to effectively and justly address the climate crisis.
34. The Metabolic Rifts of Livestock Agribusiness
35. Problems with the defetishization thesis: ethical consumerism, alternative food systems, and commodity fetishism
36. The Political Economy of Climate Change Litigation: Is There a Point to Suing Fossil Fuel Companies?
37. Shared pretenses for collective inaction: the economic growth imperative, COVID-19, and climate change.
38. Things Are the Way They Are: A Typology of Reification.
39. Carbon Geoengineering and the Metabolic Rift: Solution or Social Reproduction?
40. Materialized ideology and environmental problems: The cases of solar geoengineering and agricultural biotechnology.
41. Dialectics Facing Prehistoric Catastrophe: Merely Possible Climate Change Solutions.
42. The climate crisis as a catalyst for emancipatory transformation: An examination of the possible.
43. Nonhuman Animals as Fictitious Commodities: Exploitation and Consequences in Industrial Agriculture.
44. A political‐economic theory of relevance: Explaining climate change inaction.
45. Spectacular reassurance strategies: how to reduce environmental concern while accelerating environmental harm.
46. The Political Economy of Geoengineering as Plan B: Technological Rationality, Moral Hazard, and New Technology.
47. Farmers' Perceptions of Climate Change in Context: Toward a Political Economy of Relevance.
48. Work time reduction and economic democracy as climate change mitigation strategies: or why the climate needs a renewed labor movement.
49. Climate Change and the Polanyian Counter-movement: Carbon Markets or Degrowth?
50. Global environmental governance should be participatory: Five problems of scale.
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