Global environmental politics : from person to planet /
Features of this innovative Text Reader: Original section introductions by the volume editors cover key topics such as the four major planetary challenges (climate, extinction, water, and food); leading causes of environmental harm; the role of states, markets, and civil society; race, class, and ge...
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Table of Contents:
- Enter the anthropocene / Elizabeth Kolbert
- State of the species / Charles C. Mann
- Humanity's potential / Alex Steffen
- Global warming's terrifying new math / Bill McKibben
- End of the wild / Stephen M. Meyer
- Where has all the water gone? / Maude Barlow
- The global food crisis / Lester Brown
- Too many Americans? / Thomas Friedman
- A finite Earth? / Bill McKibben
- Consequences of consumerism / Erik Assadourian
- Use energy, get rich, and save the planet / John Tierney
- Rio declaration on environment and development
- Brief history of international environmental cooperation / Jennifer Clapp and Peter Dauvergne
- What's wrong with climate politics? / Paul Harris
- State sovereignty endangers the planet / Richard Falk
- The promise of corporate environmentalism / Peter Dauvergne and Jane Lister
- Environmental economics 101 : overcoming market failures / Paul Krugman
- Capitalism vs. climate / Naomi Klein
- The power of environmental activism / Paul Hawken
- Forcing cultural change / Paul Wapner
- The wrong kind of green / Johann Hari
- The delusion of sustainable growth / Herman E. Daly
- Who is an economy for? : rethinking GDP / Jonathan Rowe
- One atmosphere, two worlds / Peter Singer
- Environmental colonialism : the perverse politics of climate change / Anil Agarwal and Sunita Narain
- Environmental racism and the environmental justice movement / Robert Bullard
- Leverage points : toward a sustainable world / Donella H. Meadows
- Plant a tree, buy a bike, save the world? / Michael F. Maniates
- The poverty of lifestyle change / Paul Wapner and John Willoughby
- Why bother? / Michael Pollan
- Island civilization : 1,000 years into the future / Roderick Frazier Nash
- A is for acid rain, B is for bee / Joanne Harris
- The future is local / Wendell Berry
- Technological salvation / Michael Shellenberger and Ted Nordhaus
- Geoengineering : reformatting the planet for climate protection? / Simon Nicholson
- Humility in a climate age / Paul Wapner
- How to be hopeful / Barbara Kingsolver
- Enter the anthropocene / Elizabeth Kolbert
- State of the species / Charles C. Mann
- Humanity's potential / Alex Steffen
- Global warming's terrifying new math / Bill McKibben
- End of the wild / Stephen M. Meyer
- Where has all the water gone? / Maude Barlow
- The global food crisis / Lester Brown
- Too many Americans? / Thomas Friedman
- A finite earth? / Bill McKibben
- Consequences of consumerism / Erik Assadourian
- Use energy, get rich, and save the planet / John Tierney
- Rio declaration on environment and development
- Brief history of international environmental cooperation / Jennifer Clapp and Peter Dauvergne
- What's wrong with climate politics / Paul Harris
- State sovereignty endangers the planet / Richard Falk
- The promise of corporate environmentalism / Peter Dauvergne and Jane Lister
- Environmental economics 101 : overcoming market failures / Paul Krugman
- Capitalism vs. climate / Naomi Klein
- The power of environmental activism / Paul Hawken
- Forcing cultural change / Paul Wapner
- The wrong kind of green / Johann Hari
- The delusion of sustainable growth / Herman E. Daly
- Who is an economy for? : rethinking GDP / Jonathan Rowe
- One atmosphere, two worlds / Peter Singer
- Environmental colonialism : the perverse politics of climate change / Anil Agarwal and Sunita Narain
- Environmental racism and the environmental justice movement / Robert Bullard
- Leverage points : toward a sustainable world / Donella H. Meadows
- Plant a tree, buy a bike, save the world? / Michael F. Maniates
- The poverty of lifestyle change / Paul Wapner and John Willoughby
- Why bother? / Michael Pollan
- Island civilization : 1,000 years into the future / Roderick Frazier Nash
- A is for acid rain, B is for bee / Joanne Harris
- The future is local / Wendell Berry
- Technological salvation / Michael Shellenberger and Ted Nordhaus
- Geoengineering : reformatting the planet for climate protection? / Simon Nicholson
- Humility in a climate age / Paul Wapner
- How to be hopeful / Barbara Kingsolver
- Enter the anthropocene / Elizabeth Kolbert
- State of the species / Charles C. Mann
- Humanity's potential / Alex Steffen
- Global warming's terrifying new math / Bill McKibben
- End of the wild / Stephen M. Meyer
- Where has all the water gone? / Maude Barlow
- The global food crisis / Lester Brown
- Too many Americans? / Thomas Friedman
- A finite earth? / Bill McKibben
- Consequences of consumerism / Erik Assadourian
- Use energy, get rich, and save the planet / John Tierney
- Rio declaration on environment and development
- Brief history of international environmental cooperation / Jennifer Clapp and Peter Dauvergne
- What's wrong with climate politics? / Paul Harris
- State sovereignty endangers the planet / Richard Falk
- The promise of corporate environmentalism / Peter Dauvergne and Jane Lister
- Environmental economics 101 : overcoming market failures / Paul Krugman
- Capitalism vs. climate / Naomi Klein
- The power of environmental activism / Paul Hawken
- Forcing cultural change / Paul Wapner
- The wrong kind of green / Johann Hari
- The delusion of sustainable growth / Herman E. Daly
- Who is an economy for? : rethinking GDP / Jonathan Rowe
- One atmosphere, two worlds / Peter Singer
- Environmental colonialism : the perverse politics of climate change / Anil Agarwal and Sunita Narain
- Environmental racism and the environmental justice movement / Robert Bullard
- Leverage points toward a sustainable world / Donella H. Meadows
- Plant a tree, buy a bike, save the world? / Michael F. Maniates
- The poverty of lifestyle change / Paul Wapner and John Willoughby
- Why bother? / Michael Pollan
- Island civilization : 1,000 years into the future / Roderick Frazier Nash
- A is for acid rain, B is for bee / Joanne Harris
- The future is local / Wendell Berry
- Technological salvation / Michael Shellenberger and Ted Nordhaus
- Geoengineering : reformatting the planet for climate protection? / Simon Nicholson
- Humility in a climate age / Paul Wapner
- How to be hopeful / Barbara Kingsolver
- Enter the anthropocene / Elizabeth Kolbert
- State of the species / Charles C. Mann
- Humanity's potential / Alex Steffen
- Global warming's terrifying new math / Bill McKibben
- End of the wild / Stephen M. Meyer
- Where has all the water gone? / Maude Barlow
- The global food crisis / Lester Brown
- Too many Americans? / Thomas Friedman
- A finite earth? / Bill McKibben
- Consequences of consumerism / Erik Assadourian
- Use energy, get rich, and save the planet / John Tierney
- Rio declaration on environment and development
- Brief history of international environmental cooperation / Jennifer Clapp and Peter Dauvergne
- What's wrong with climate politics? / Paul Harris
- State sovereignty endangers the planet / Richard Falk
- The promise of corporate environmentalism / Peter Dauvergne and Jane Lister
- Environmental economics 101 : overcoming market failures / Paul Krugman
- Capitalism vs. climate / Naomi Klein
- note: pt. I State of the Planet
- Section 1 Species Unbound: Humanity's Environmental Impact
- Introduction
- 1 Enter the Anthropocene / Elizabeth Kolbert
- 2. State of the Species / Charles C. Mann
- 3. Humanity's Potential / Alex Steffen
- Section 1 Exercise Time Machine
- Section 2 Four Planetary Challenges: Climate, Extinction, Water, and Food
- Introduction
- 4. Global Warming's Terrifying New Math / Bill McKibben
- 5. End of the Wild / Stephen M. Meyer
- 6. Where Has All the Water Gone? / Maude Barlow
- 7. Global Food Crisis / Lester Brown
- Section 2 Exercise Fries with That? Tracing Personal Consumption
- Section 3 Causes of Environmental Harm
- Introduction
- 8. Too Many Americans? / Thomas Friedman
- 9. Finite Earth? / Bill McKibben
- 10. Consequences of Consumerism / Erik Assadourian
- 11. Use Energy, Get Rich, and Save the Planet / John Tierney
- Section 3 Exercise Where Do Babies Come From? The Causes of Population Growth
- pt. II States, Markets, and Society: Geopolitical Responses to Unsustainability
- Section 4 International State System
- Introduction
- 12. Rio Declaration on Environment and Development
- 13. Brief History of International Environmental Cooperation / Peter Dauvergne
- 14. What's Wrong with Climate Politics / Paul Harris
- 15. State Sovereignty Endangers the Planet / Richard Falk
- Section 4 Exercise Talking with the United Nations
- Section 5 Economy
- Introduction
- 16. Promise of Corporate Environmentalism / Jane Lister
- 17. Environmental Economics 101: Overcoming Market Failures / Paul Krugman
- 18. Capitalism vs. Climate / Naomi Klein
- Section 5 Exercise What's for Dinner?
- Section 6 Civil Society
- Introduction
- 19. Power of Environmental Activism / Paul Hawken
- 20. Forcing Cultural Change / Paul Wapner
- 21. Wrong Kind of Green / Johann Hari
- Section 6 Exercise Unpacking the NGO World and Taking Action
- Section 7 Race, Class, and Geopolitical Difference
- Introduction
- 22. Delusion of Sustainable Growth / Herman E. Daly
- 23. Who Is an Economy For? Rethinking GDP / Jonathan Rowe
- 24. One Atmosphere, Two Worlds / Peter Singer
- 25. Environmental Colonialism: The Perverse Politics of Climate Change / Sunita Narain
- 26. Environmental Racism and the Environmental Justice Movement / Robert Bullard
- Section 7 Exercise Toxic Thank-You
- pt. III From Person to Planet: Into a Livable Future
- Section 8 Thinking Strategically
- Introduction
- 27. Leverage Points: Toward a Sustainable World / Donella H. Meadows
- 28. Plant a Tree, Buy a Bike, Save the World? / Michael F. Maniates
- 29. Poverty of Lifestyle Change / John Willoughby
- 30. Why Bother? / Michael Pollan
- Section 8 Exercise Two Minutes to Sustainability: Moving Governments, the Economy, and the Public
- Section 9 Political Imagination
- Introduction
- 31. Island Civilization: 1,000 Years into the Future / Roderick Frazier Nash
- 32. Is for Acid Rain, B Is for Bee / Joanne Harris
- 33. Future Is Local / Wendell Berry
- 34. Technological Salvation / Ted Nordhaus
- 35. Geoengineering: Reformatting the Planet for Climate Protection? / Simon Nicholson
- 36. Humility in a Climate Age / Paul Wapner
- 37. How to Be Hopeful / Barbara Kingsolver
- Section 9 Exercise Calling All Earthlings: Self and Planetary Stewardship.
- Geoengineering : reformatting the planet for climate protection? / Simon Nicholson
- Humility in a climate age / Paul Wapner
- How to be hopeful / Barbara Kingsolver
- The power of environmental activism / Paul Hawken
- Forcing cultural change / Paul Wapner
- The wrong kind of green / Johann Hari
- The delusion of sustainable growth / Herman E. Daly
- Who is an economy for? : rethinking GDP / Jonathan Rowe
- One atmosphere, two worlds / Peter Singer
- Environmental colonialism : the perverse politics of climate change / Anil Agarwal and Sunita Narain
- Environmental racism and the environmental justice movement / Robert Bullard
- Leverage points toward a sustainable world / Donella H. Meadows
- Plant a tree, buy a bike, save the world? / Michael F. Maniates
- The poverty of lifestyle change / Paul Wapner and John Willoughby
- Why bother? / Michael Pollan
- Island civilization : 1,000 years into the future / Roderick Frazier Nash
- A is for acid rain, B is for bee / Joanne Harris
- The future is local / Wendell Berry
- Technological salvation / Michael Shellenberger and Ted Nordhaus