<p>"<em>In Search of Human Nature</em> poses questions imperative to these times and then sets about offering answers that are human and thoughtful...Clark's ideas sometimes run contrary to accepted wisdom, posing an intriguing set of questions about our capacities for creative choice even in the midst of systemic forces that are popularly believed to constrain our choices. Her vivid metaphors and careful explanations are grounded in impressive research and innovative perspectives. I recommend the book without reservation." - Michelle LeBaron, University of British Columbia</p>

<p><strong>'This controversial, challenging book is recommended for all academic and general audiences.'</strong> - <em>Choice, on Ariadne's Thread</em><br /><br /><strong>'A powerful, interdisciplinary introduction to environmental studies.'-</strong> - <em>Ecology, on Aridane's Thread</em><br /><br /><strong>'Mary E. Clark has defied the prevalent academic and political myopia to produce a work that is wide-ranging, powerful, intelligent, positive and hopeful in its synthesis, as well as strongly argued and informed by genuine practical wisdom and concern for the human condition. This is a brave, original, encouraging and timely book - exactly what we need.'</strong> - <em>Piers H.G. Stephens, University of Liverpool</em><br /><br /><strong>'Clark offers readers scientifically rooted and richly developed theory that provides grounds for hope and action.'</strong> - <em>Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists</em></p>