Sustainability through the Lens of Environmental Sociology

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voluntary certification initiatives; agro-food supply chains; traceability; sustainability; marketization; sustainable development; corporate sustainability; operating management; managing nature; discourse; sustainability; environmental sociology; Anthropocene; nature; conservation; hybridity; socioecological metabolism; technology; social system crisis; social change; globalization; ecological modernization; environmental state; collaborative governance; hybrid arrangements; organic farming; metabolic rift; conventionalization thesis; EcoHealth; sustainability; sustainable development; 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development; economic development; growth; social theory; human ecology; treadmill of production; metabolic rift; sustainable urban development; synthesis framework; environmental planning; slash-and-burn; environmental governance; haze; Indonesia; plural coexistence; global warming; Singapore; environmentalism; environmental sociology; ecological modernization; treadmill of production; the earth day; green movement; environmental certification; global agro-food system