Bøger af Sophie Watson

Originally published in 1988, Accommodating Inequality provides a basis for a radical re-think of housing policy and provision in Australia from a gender perspective.

Embark on a Journey of Discovery with 'Permaculture: Sustainable Living through Intelligent Design'Imagine a world where your home aligns harmoniously with nature, creating resources and conserving the environment simultaneously - Welcome to the world of permaculture. A special report not just for the nature enthusiast, but also for the conscientious, the curious, and those who dream of sustainable landscapes and resilient communities. In this compelling Special Report, Sophie Watson shares her expertise over two decades in the field of permaculture, taking readers through a remarkable journey from understanding the principles and ethics of permaculture, to its practical applications in rural and urban settings, and its profound impact on climate resilience. Inside this report, you will find: An Introduction to permaculture - understanding its essence and ethics Practical strategies and design principles of permaculture In-depth exploration of permaculture applications in diverse settings - garden, urban, and rural Efficient permaculture solutions for water and energy conservation Case Studies of successful global permaculture projects This Special Report about Permaculture provides accessible and practical insights, making it possible for everyone to understand and apply permaculture principles in their environment, no matter how much space they have.Join Sophie on this enlightening journey toward greener, more sustainable living. Secure your copy today and step into a world where sustainability and design intelligently intertwine.

Originally published in 1988, Accommodating Inequality provides a basis for a radical re-think of housing policy and provision in Australia from a gender perspective.

One of a set of three textbooks designed specifically for the Open University Course Making Social Worlds.

Water is one of the most pressing concerns of our time. This book argues for the importance of water as a cultural object, and as a source of complex meanings and practices in everyday life, embedded in the socio-economics of local water provision.