Geographies of Nature: Societies, Environments, Ecologies/

Part I: What are Geographies of Nature?

Chapter 1: Nature's Reality
Introduction
Nature Out There
Two Species of Nature
Conclusion
Background Reading
Further Reading
Chapter 2: The Thought of Nature
Evolution as Competitive Individualism
Darwin, Evolution and its Impacts
Conclusion: From Dependency to Co-Production
Background Reading
Further Reading
Chapter 3: Towards the Co-Production of Nature and Society
Divisions – Their Causes and Consequences
Scrapie: A Sociable History
Conclusion
Background Reading
Further Reading
Chapter 4: Hybrid Natures
Interactions
Hybrids
A More than Human Phenomenology?
Conclusion
Background Reading
Further Reading
Chapter 5: Geographies of Nature and Difference
Degrees and Differences
Nature's Geography
Involving Geographies of Nature
Conclusion
Background Reading
Further Reading
Part II: How and Why Geographies of Nature Matter?

Chapter 6: First Things? Nature and the Sciences
First Things – Conforming Proteins in Practice
Making Policy Without Politics: Sticking to Non-Stick Facts
Ways of Being Open
The Politics of Things
Conclusion
Background Reading
Further Reading
Chapter 7: Securing Natures
Introduction
Biosecurity
Foot and Mouth Disease
Highly Pathogenic Avian Influenza
Multiple Networks
Conclusion
Background Reading
Further Reading
Chapter 8: Conserving Natures
Conserving Nature in Theory and Practice
Making Things Present
Ethologies and Representation
A Careful Conservation
Conclusion
Background Reading
Further Reading
Chapter 9: Animals and Environments – Towards a Caring Environmentalism
Human Animals – What Kind of Relation?
Translating the Manifesto
Conclusion
Background Reading
Further Reading
Chapter 10: Environmental Policies and Sustainabilities
Making Things Concrete
Modes of Ordering
Ecologies of Action
Sustainability and Multiplicity
Conclusion
Further Reading