Title: Redefining red and green
First published: 1999
Description: Redefining Red and Green explores the political strategies of two European ecology parties, the socialist German Grunen and the radically democratic French Les Verts. The strategies represent typical choices - and dilemmas - of progressive politics, with far-reaching implications. Once proud of their "anti-political" stance, the ideas of these former militant outsiders have been integrated into mainstream political discourse. Now green parties are a recognized political force in their respective countries.

In this book, Shull examines the full range of strategic choices made by the parties and probes the limits and tradeoffs involved in each choice, and in any strategy for progressive reform.
Subjects: Environmental policy, Green movement, Grünen (Political party), Verts (Political party), Environmental policy, europe, Europe, politics and government, 1989-, Environmentalism, Political parties, europe
Places: France, Germany
LC classification: JN3971.A98 G723753 1999