Table of Contents

Preface. Part I: Old Imperatives, New Hopes: .

1. Ecology without Consciousness is Body without Soul.

2. Ecology and Democracy.

3. Political Ecology and the Workers' Movement: Similarities and Differences.

4. The Rise and Fall of Economic Liberalism.

5. Ecology as Post-Socialist Economic Logic.

Part II: International and Worldwide Perspectives:.

6. From Garden to Planet.

7. A Modest Internationalism.

8. The North-South Divide: Reality or Outmoded Concept?.

9. The Rio Conference and New North-South Relations.

10. Pro-Europe Means Anti-Maastricht.

11. And Now, A Fresh Start.

Part III: A New Political Force:.

12. Greens and Others.

13. Political Ecology: The Urgent Task.

Notes.

Index.

About the Author

Alain Lipietz, Political Economist, Centres d'Etudes Prospectives d'Economie et Mathematiques Appliquees a la Planification.

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