Helen Kopnina Boeken

Focusing on Russian migration into Western Europe after the Soviet Union's dissolution, this ethnographic account draws on extensive interviews to explore the complexities of the 'new migration.' It challenges conventional migration studies and post-modern theories, offering fresh insights into the motivations and experiences of these immigrants. By examining the societal impacts and perceptions of migration, the book provides a nuanced understanding of the dynamics at play in this significant demographic shift.

This comprehensive textbook brings together in one volume the broad spectrum of topics covered under sustainability, from participation, resilience, growth, ecological modernism through to culture, sustainable communities and sustainable consumption. The book provides postgraduate and final year undergraduate students in sustainable development and in environmental studies with a wealth of international and interdisciplinary expertise to challenge their thinking in new ways on the key issues in sustainability.