Mao's War Against Nature: Politics and the Environment in Revolutionary China
Judith Shapiro explores the intersection of politics and the environment in revolutionary China. Focusing on the Mao era, this historical study considers how political priorities influenced approaches to nature and contributed to ecological change, offering valuable context for readers of Chinese history, environmental studies, and political history.
About This Book
Judith Shapiro’s Mao's War Against Nature examines politics and the environment in revolutionary China.
The book focuses on the ways Mao-era political priorities affected attitudes toward nature and environmental change.
It offers a historical perspective on the relationship between government policy, social transformation, and ecological consequences.
This work is suited to readers interested in Chinese history, environmental studies, and the political dimensions of human interactions with the natural world.
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