Ecologies of Comparison: An Ethnography of Endangerment in Hong Kong (Experimental Futures)
by Tim Choy
An ethnographic exploration of how endangerment discourses influence environmental politics, scientific practice, and daily life in Hong Kong.
About This Book
Ecologies of Comparison examines how ideas of endangerment shape environmental politics and everyday life in Hong Kong.
The book draws on fieldwork to explore comparisons between species, places, and political claims.
It considers how scientific, governmental, and activist practices produce notions of ecological value and risk.
Readers encounter an analysis of the material and semiotic processes that define environments as threatened or worth saving.
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