Peter Graham earned his Ph.D. at the Queen’s University School of Environmental Studies in Kingston, Ontario, Canada. He also holds master’s degrees in educational studies and interdisciplinary social sciences as well as a graduate diploma in community economic development from Concordia University in Montreal, Quebec. Dr. Graham currently teaches courses on sustainability related subjects at Concordia University.

• List of Illustrations – Preface – List of Abbreviations – Situating the Traces of (Un-) Sustainability – Environment as Parent – Mediational Means – Yali’s Question – Mediated (Un-) Sustainability.– Positivism – Capitalism – Situated (Un-) Sustainability – A Map of the Book – References.– The Materially Engaged (Un-) Sustainability Mind – Mediated Action and (Un-) Sustainability – The Materiality of (Un-) Sustainability – Materially Engaged (Un-) Sustainability – Toward a Materially Engaged Partnership Mind – The Traces of Sustainability – Bodies – Tools – Place – Narrative – Process – Agency – Memory – Atmosphere – References– Let’s Go Fishing! – Bodies – Tools – Place – Narratives – Process – Agency – Memory – Atmosphere – Sustainability – References– Economies of Mind – Bodies – Tools – Place – Narratives – Processes – Agency – Memory – Atmospheres – Sustainability – References – Traces of Sociocultural Anxiety – Bodies – Tools – Places – Narratives – Processes – Agency – Memories – Atmospheres – Sustainability – References – The Mowed (Un-) Sustainability Mind – Mowed Lawn – A Naturalized Suburban Garden – Bodies – Tools – Places – Processes – Agency – Memory – Narrative – Atmosphere – References – Tracing the Absences of Sustainability – Bodies – Tools – Process – Agency – Memory – Narrative – Atmosphere – References – Conclusion—Tracing Ahead – Economics – Education – Reforestation – Conclusion – References – Index.

"This book is a sweeping dance through the patterns of our history, our psychology, and how our ‘environmental-parent relationship’ has led us to an unsustainable world. Revealing how our material disengagement in the social world has led us to this edge, the reader is then shown how to dance more sustainably in the world with new steps to materially re-engage in different ways of relating to and becoming in the world."—Ann Dale, Royal Roads University