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When two worlds collide : society and ecology / Klaus Bosselmann.

Title
When two worlds collide : society and ecology / Klaus Bosselmann.
Author
Bosselmann, Klaus.
Publication
Auckland, N.Z. : RSVP Pub. Co. Ltd., c1995.

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Additional Authors
Picard, Stephen, 1950-
Description
365 p.; 21 cm.
Summary
"The book introduces political ecology - a new discipline orparadigm allowing intercommunication between science, sociology, philosophy, psychology, economics and law"--Introduction.
Uniform Title
Im Namen der Natur
Alternative Title
Im Namen der Natur
Subject
  • Environmental policy
  • Human ecology > Philosophy
  • Environmental law
  • Environmental law, International
Note
  • "This book is based on Klaus Bosselmann's Im namen der Natur, but has been substantially revised, updated and adapted to provide for the needs and interests of readers in New Zealand and Australia."--P.2 of cover.
Bibliography (note)
  • Includes bibliographical references (p. 341-363).
Processing Action (note)
  • committed to retain
Contents
Introduction: When Two Worlds Collide -- pt. 1. End of the Industrial Age. 1. Rise of Humans -- Decline of Nature. 2. The Logic of Self-Extermination. 3. The Law: Circling around Property. 4. The State and the Economy: an Unholy Alliance. 5. The Myth of State Sovereignty. 6. The Fallacy of International Law. 7. The Poor Design of Environmental Protection -- pt. 2. Ecological Transformation. 8. From Environmental Awareness to Ecological Consciousness. 9. From Environmental Law to Ecological Law. 10. The New Zealand Model. 11. The Ecocentric Change. 12. Changing Attitudes towards Nature. 13. Deep Ecology: Changing Attitudes towards Ourselves. 14. Is there an "Outer World"? -- pt. 3. Framework for a Sustainable Society. 15. Aspects of Ecological Politics. 16. The Eco-Constitutional State. 17. A Policy for Transforming the World. 18. Manifesto of the New Order. 19. Political Ecology. 20. Ecology and Ethics.
ISBN
0959794832
LCCN
^^^00687576^
OCLC
33471216
Owning Institutions
Harvard Library