Description: Exploring the complex connections between humanity, the biosphere, and the planet, One Humanity and One Planet examines how an expansive vision of global community can address those conditions of imbalance that have resulted in environmental degradation and the systemic oppression of people in the modern world.
Brief description: Luigi Manca is professor of communication arts at Benedictine University.
Review Quotes:
""The earth and its inhabitants are at an inflection point. This book combines the work of many scholars across the spectrum of social, physical, biological and economic sciences including insights from Traditional Cultural Knowledge.... [and] has theoretical academic and practical applications for any one interested in the future of this planet."" --Jeffrey M. Sanders, Professor Emeritus, Montana State University-Billings
""A probing, cross-disciplinary compilation of essays which will further crucial dialogue on how to face social justice and ecological issues on a global scale. The diversity of perspectives and quality of scholarship make this an especially compelling volume."" --Liz Cunningham, author of Just One: the Power of Compassion