Green Political Theory by Goodin, Robert E. -- Read -- Imperial Library of Trantor

Index

Cover Page Title Page Copyright Contents Preface 1. What’s New?

1. The Issues 2. The Arguments 3. The Organizations 4. The Thesis

2. A Green Theory of Value

1. The Good and the Valuable 2. A Taxonomy of Theories of Value 3. History and Process as Sources of Value 4. Naturalness as a Source of Value 5. Humanity and Nature

Values and Valuers Humanity as Part of Nature

6. Green Corollaries

Postmaterialism Irreplaceability Sustainability Futurity Liberation Authenticity

7. Green Heresies

3. The Unity of the Green Programme

1. Single-Issue Groups versus Catch-All Parties 2. A Unified Moral Vision 3. Claims of Consistency 4. Brown Evasions

Mimicking Green Values Swamping Green Values

5. The Moral Weight of Countervailing Values

Economic Growth Property Rights

6. Compromising Green Values

4. The Green Theory of Agency

1. Theories of Value and Theories of Agency

A Separate Issue? Priorities

2. Principles of Green Political Action

Democratic Participation Nonviolence

3. Principles of Green Party Organization

Grassroots Democracy Rotation in Office

4. Principles of Green Political Structures

Decentralization ‘Think Globally, Act Locally’

5. Conclusion

5. Conclusions

1. The Fate of Green Politics 2. The Fate of the Earth

Appendix: The Green Political Programme

1. Green Plans and Priorities 2. Ecology 3. Technology 4. The Economy 5. Social Relations 6. Foreign Relations 7. Conclusion

References Name Index Subject Index

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