Political ecology : system change not climate change / Dimitri Roussopoulos.

By:

Roussopoulos, Dimitrios I [author.]

Material type: Text

TextPublisher: Montréal, Québec : Black Rose Books, 2018Edition: 4th edition, revisedDescription: 1 online resourceContent type:

text

Media type:

computer

Carrier type:

online resource

ISBN:

1551646552
9781551646558

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Electronic books.

Additional physical formats: Print version:Roussopoulos, Dimitrios I., 1936-, author.: Political ecology.:; Print version:: Political ecology.DDC classification:

363.7/05613 23

LOC classification:

JA75.8

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cci1icc
coll13

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Summary: "In this new and greatly expanded edition of his 1991 classic Political Ecology, Dimitri Roussopoulos delves into the history of environmentalism to explain the failure of the State's management of the ecological crisis. He explores civil society's various past responses and the prospects for channeling environmentalist aspirations into political alternatives, emphasizing the ideas of social ecology and the central role of democratic neighborhoods and cities in developing alternatives. Ecologists, Roussopoulos argues, aim for more than simply protecting the environment- they call for new communities, new lifestyles, and a new way of doing politics."-- Provided by publisher.

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Previous edition had subtitle: The climate crisis and a new social agenda.

"In this new and greatly expanded edition of his 1991 classic Political Ecology, Dimitri Roussopoulos delves into the history of environmentalism to explain the failure of the State's management of the ecological crisis. He explores civil society's various past responses and the prospects for channeling environmentalist aspirations into political alternatives, emphasizing the ideas of social ecology and the central role of democratic neighborhoods and cities in developing alternatives. Ecologists, Roussopoulos argues, aim for more than simply protecting the environment- they call for new communities, new lifestyles, and a new way of doing politics."-- Provided by publisher.

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