Political theory and global climate change /
Vanderheiden, Steve.
Cambridge, Mass. : MIT Press,
©2008.
Political theorists consider the challenge of global climate change from a range of perspectives, including conceptual analysis, critical theory, critical legal studies, and neo-Marxism.
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Contents ; Foreword; Introduction; I Justice, Ethics, and Global Climate Change; 1 Allocating the Global Commons: Theory and Practice; 2 A Perfect Moral Storm: Climate Change, Intergenerational Ethics, and the Problem of Corruption; 3 Climate Change, Environmental Rights, and Emission Shares; 4 Environmental (In)justice in Climate Change; II Climate Change, Nature, and Society; 5 Climate Change and Arctic Cases: A Normative Exploration of Social-Ecological System Analysis
6 Climatologies as Social Critique: The Social Construction/Creation of Global Warming, Global Dimming, and Global Cooling7 Urban Sprawl, Climate Change, Oil Depletion, and Eco-Marxism; 8 In the Wake of Katrina: Climate Change and the Coming Crisis of Displacement; References; Index
Includes bibliographical references (p. [201]-223) and index.
Political theorists consider the challenge of global climate change from a range of perspectives, including conceptual analysis, critical theory, critical legal studies, and neo-Marxism.
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Climatic changes
Climatic changes
Environmental policy.
Environmental justice.
Environmental ethics.
ENVIRONMENT/General
ENVIRONMENT/Environmental Politics & Policy