Debating the earth : the environmental politics reader
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Debating the earth : the environmental politics reader
Oxford University Press, 1998
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Bibliography: p. [599]-603
Includes index
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: pbk ISBN 9780198782278
内容説明
Debating the Earth highlights the diversity of political responses to environmental issues by bringing together forty essential readings in environmental politics. These readings cover various definitions of environmental crisis, its causes and effects, responses to it in institutions, politics, policies, community organizing, and lifestyle. They are organized in a way that emphasizes the differences and debates across the various schools of thought on environmental affairs. The key debates cover: The Severity of Environmental Problems: How real are ecological limits? Reformist Responses to Environmental Issues: Can expert administrators or liberal democratic institutions respond effectively? Environment and Economics: Is there a clash between economic and environmental values? Can sustainable development reconcile them? Green Critiques: What sorts of radical changes are advocated by deep ecologists, socialist ecologists, ecofeminists, environmental justice activists and others? Society, the State, and the Environment: How can green critiques be put into political practice in social movements and democratic structures?
The book offers a comprehensive introduction to environmental politics and will be a valuable text for all students of environmental politics and policy, and anyone with an interest in environmental issues.
目次
- Introduction
- PART ONE: FEAST OR FAMINE? THE SEVERITY OF ENVIRONMENTAL PROBLEMS
- SECTION ONE: LIMITS AND SURVIVALISM
- 1. The Limits to Growth
- 2. The Tragedy of the Commons
- 3. Economic Growth, Carrying Capacity, and the Environment
- SECTION TWO: THE PROMETHEAN RESPONSE
- 4. Introduction to the Resourceful Earth
- 5. The Ecorealist Manifesto
- 6. Wise-Use and Environmental Anti-Science
- PART TWO: REFORMIST RESPONSES
- SECTION THREE: ADMINISTRATIVE RATIONALISM
- 7. Rationality and the Logic of the National Environmental Policy Act
- 8. The Columbia River Basin: Experimenting with Sustainability
- 9. Limits of the Administrative Mind: The Problem of Defining Environmental Problems
- SECTION FOUR: LIBERAL DEMOCRACY
- 10. The Allocation and Distribution of Resources
- 11. Environmental Values for a Sustainable Society: The Democratic Challenge
- 12. The German Greens: Preparing for Another New Beginning?
- 13. The American Political Economy II: The Non-Politics of Laissez Faire
- PART THREE: ENVIRONMENT AND ECONOMICS
- SECTION FIVE: MARKET LIBERALISM
- 14. Visions of the Environment and Rethinking the Way We Think
- 15. Political Pursuit of Private Gain: Environmental Goods
- 16. Selling Environmental Indulgences
- SECTION SIX: SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT
- 17. From One Earth to One World
- 18. The Politics of Sustainable Development
- 19. Sustainable Growth: An Impossibility Theorem
- 20. Development, Ecology, and Women
- SECTION SEVEN: ECOLOGICAL MODERNIZATION
- 21. The Politics of Ecological Modernization
- 22. A Global Marshall Plan
- 23. From Industrial Society to Risk Society
- PART FOUR: GREEN SOCIAL CRITIQUES
- SECTION EIGHT: DEEP ECOLOGY AND BIOREGIONALISM
- 24. The Shallow and the Deep, Long-Range Ecology Movement: A Summary
- 25. Putting the Earth First
- 26. Living by Life: Some Bioregional Theory and Practice
- 27. Ecocentrism Explained and Defended
- 28. Introduction to Green Delusions
- SECTION NINE: SOCIAL AND SOCIALIST ECOLOGY
- 29. Society and Ecology
- 30. Toward an Ecological Feminism and a Feminist Ecology
- 31. Capitalism, Nature, Socialism: A Theoretical Introduction
- 32. Basic Positions of the Greens
- SECTION TEN: ENVIRONMENTAL JUSTICE
- 33. Principles of Environmental Justice
- 34. Anatomy of Environmental Racism and the Environmental Justice Movement
- 35. Women of Color on the Front Line
- PART FIVE: SOCIETY, THE STATE, AND THE ENVIRONMENT
- SECTION ELEVEN: THE GREEN MOVEMENT
- 36. Politics Beyond the State: Environmental Activism and World Civic Politics
- 37. The Lilliput Strategy: Taking on the Multinationals
- 38. Strategies for Green Change
- SECTION TWELVE: ECOLOGICAL DEMOCRACY
- 39. Inequality, Ecojustice, and Ecological Rationality
- 40. Political and Ecological Communication
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ISBN 9780198782285
内容説明
This volume highlights the diversity of political responses to environmental issues by bringing together 40 readings in environmental politics. These cover various definitions of environmental crisis; its causes and effects; and responses to it in institutions, politics, policies, community organizing and lifestyle. They are organized in a way that emphasizes the differences and debates across the various schools of thought on environmental affairs. The key debates cover: the severity of environmental problems - how real are ecological limits?; reformist responses to environmental issues - can expert administrators or liberal democratic institutions respond effectively?; environment and economics - is there a clash between economic and environmental values? Can sustainable development reconcile them?; Green critiques - what sorts of radical changes are advocated by deep ecologists, socialist ecologists, ecofeminists, environmental justice activists and others?; and society, the State, and the environment - how can Green critiques be put into political practice in social movements and democratic structures?
The book offers a comprehensive introduction to environmental politics and should be a valuable text for all students of environmental politics and policy, and anyone with an interest in environmental issues.
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