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ISBN 10: 1443851426
ISBN 13: 978-1443851428
Author: Muriel Cassel-Piccot, Stéphanie Bory
This book examines the theme of globalisation, the environment and the challenges of technology, and elucidates problems raised by these issues, providing a forum for critical reflection in the two domains of theory and practice, on the one hand, and action and power, on the other. With the continuing globalisation of technology, the debate on certain environmental issues has become pervasive, shaping thought and action in all sectors of the economy and levels of society. From films such as Al Gore’s An Inconvenient Truth (2006) or Yann Arthus-Bertrand’s Home (2009), to shifts in the political landscape, as seen in the increasing number of seats won by Green Parties in European, regional and local elections or the Copenhagen, Cancùn and Durban Climate Change Conferences summits (2009, 2010, 2011) and the Earth Summits in Stockholm and Rio (1972, 1992, 2012), or even more controversial events like the East-Anglia University scandal and Claude Allègre’s writings, questions of environmental policy have moved to the forefront of every public forum. Green Growth: from Theory to Action, from Practice to Power, following an international conference in Lyon bringing together academics, socio-economic actors and politicians in order to facilitate exchange and reflection on both ecology as a field of study and environmentalism as a movement, offers a pluralistic approach, addressing cultural, social, legal, economic and political issues on a common platform.
Table of contents:
Part I: Green Growth and Literature / Ecocriticism
Chapter One
Blowing Smoke: Theorising a Space from Eco-exceptionalism to Action in Ecocriticism
Simon Estok
Chapter Two
No Love Lost? American Radical Environmentalists and Sustainable Development: the Example of J. Baird Callicott
Jean-Daniel Collomb
Part II: Green Growth and Representation / Communication
Chapter Three
Environmental Issues in News and Scientific Discourse
Hélène Ledouble and Olivier Gouirand
Chapter Four
Anthropo-scene: The Fictional Treatment of Environmental Issues on British TV
Georges Fournier
Chapter Five
From Teaching Environmental Law at University to Practising it in a Firm of Solicitors in England and Wales: Defense of the Interests of the Planet or New Source of Income?
Géraldine Gadbin-George
Part III: Green Growth and Development
Chapter Six
The Green, Green Landscape of Home: Green Initiatives in Yilan, Taiwan
Chun Chieh Chi
Chapter Seven
Entangled Interests and Unsustainable Developments in Southeast Asian Forests: Anthropological Perspectives on the Stakes and Power Relations between SE Asian States, NGOs, Global Corporations, the Palm Oil Industry and Forest Peoples
Ivan Tacey
Chapter Eight
Is Economic Growth Sustainable?
Michael Edesess
Part IV: Green Growth and Energy
Chapter Nine
Sustainable Development in Gabonese Forests: From Rhetorics to Concrete Effects
Etienne Bourel
Chapter Ten
Promoting “Green Electricity” in the European Internal Market: Theory and Practice of European Market Law as Regards to Sustainable Development
Etienne Durand
Part V: Green Growth and Politics
Chapter Eleven
Consistencies and Contradictions in EU Environment Policy
Robert Sherratt
Chapter Twelve
Climate Change in the UK: Policy and Politics
Brendan Prendeville
Chapter Thirteen
The Politics of Global Warming in the United States since the Supreme Court’s Massachusetts v. EPA Ruling (2007)
Eliane Liddell
Contributors
Scientific Committee
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