Routledge Religion and Ecological Sustainability in China 119

Explore the complex relationship between spirituality and the environment in this academic study from the Routledge Contemporary China Series. This book examines how the debate surrounding ecological sustainability in China is shaped by religious traditions and competing visions of modernity and globalization. Readers gain a deep understanding of how China approaches its environmental future through the lens of its social imagination. The text looks at how minority nationalities living in areas of significant natural beauty on China's physical and social margins influence these discussions. By moving beyond the simple divide between tradition and modernity, this work offers a comprehensive view of contemporary China's environmental landscape and its path toward a sustainable future.