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• Half-title
• Title page
• Copyright information
• Dedication
• Contents
• List of Figures
• List of Tables
• List of Boxes
• Preface to Third Edition
• Glossary
• List of Abbreviations
• 1 Introduction
• Further Reading and Websites
• Part I Theory: Thinking About the Environment
• 2 Environmental Philosophy
• Staking Out the Territory
• Types of Value
• The Anthropocentric-Ecocentric Divide
• A Green Theory of Value?
• Holistic Perspectives
• Moral Extensionism
• Animal Liberationism
• Moral Extensionism as an Environmental Ethic
• Conclusion: Breaking Down the Anthropocentric-Ecocentric Divide
• Further Reading
• Notes
• 3 Green Political Thought
• The Central Ideas of Ecologism
• The Limits to Growth
• A Green Programme for a Sustainable Society
• Does Sustainability Require Specific Political Arrangements?
• Must Green Politics Be Democratic?
• Must a Green Polity Be Decentralised?
• Must a Green Society Be Egalitarian?
• Traditional Political Ideologies and the Green Challenge
• Conservatism and Neoliberalism
• Classical Liberalism
• Authoritarianism
• Socialism and Marxism
• Feminism
• Anarchism
• Neither Left nor Right But in Front?
• Further Reading
• Notes
• Part II Parties and Movements: Getting From Here to There
• 4 Green Parties
• Green Party Electoral Performance: An Overview
• The Rise of the Greens
• New Social Movements?
• Environmentalism as Middle-Class Elitism?
• Environmentalism as Postmaterialism?
• Green Parties as New Politics?
• Explaining Green Party Success
• Germany
• France
• Great Britain
• The Political Opportunity Structure and Green Party Performance
• The Green Party Family
• Contemporary Challenges
• Conclusion
• Further Reading and Websites
• Notes
• 5 Party Politics and the Environment
• Green Parties in Power
• The ‘Greening’ of Established Parties
• Germany
• Britain
• The USA
• Explaining Party Politicisation
• Conclusion
• Further Reading and Websites
• Germany
• UK
• USA
• Notes
• 6 Environmental Groups
• The Environmental Movement: An Audit
• A Typology of Environmental Groups
• The Institutionalisation of the Environmental Movement
• Grassroots Environmentalism
• Joining Up
• Transnational Environmental Movements
• The Impact of the Environmental Movement
• Conclusion
• Further Reading and Websites
• International Websites
• UK Websites
• USA Websites
• Notes
• Part III Environmental Policy: Achieving a Sustainable Society
• 7 The Environment as a Policy Problem
• Core Characteristics of the Environment as a Policy Problem
• Public Goods
• Transboundary Problems
• Complexity and Uncertainty
• Irreversibility
• Temporal and Spatial Variability
• Administrative Fragmentation
• Regulatory Intervention
• The Traditional Policy Paradigm
• Political Obstacles to Change
• The Power of Producers
• Administrative Fragmentation
• Achieving Policy Change
• Agenda-Setting
• The Advocacy Coalition Framework
• Policy Communities and Exogenous Change
• The Rise and Fall (and Rise Again?) of Nuclear Power
• Conclusion
• Further Reading
• Notes
• 8 Sustainable Development, Ecological Modernisation and Green Growth
• Sustainable Development
• Spreading the Word
• A Complex and Contested Concept
• Core Principles of Sustainable Development
• Equity
• Democracy and Participation
• The Precautionary Principle
• Policy Integration
• Planning
• Sustainable Development: Reform or Revolution?
• Ecological Modernisation: A Rich-Country Solution?
• The Concept
• Ecological Modernisation as a Positive-Sum Game?
• Limitations of Ecological Modernisation
• The Role of the State and Industry
• The State
• Industry
• Green Growth
• Conclusion
• Further Reading
• Notes
• 9 Global Environmental Politics
• The Paradox of International Co-operation
• Environmental Regimes: The Ozone and Climate Change Treaties
• Ozone Protection
• Climate Change
• Accounting for Regimes
• Regime Implementation
• Global Environmental Politics and Sustainable Development
• Conclusion
• Further Reading and Websites
• Notes
• 10 Globalisation, Trade and the Environment
• Globalisation and the Environment
• International Trade and the Environment
• The WTO and the Environment
• North American Free Trade Agreement
• The European Union
• Conclusion
• Further Reading and Websites
• Notes
• 11 Greening Government
• Integration
• Integration through Organisational Reform
• Integration through Administrative Techniques
• Planning
• EU Environmental Action Plans
• National Green Plans
• Local Agenda 21
• Democracy and Participation
• Conclusion
• Further Reading and Websites
• Note
• 12 Policy Instruments and Implementation
• Regulation and Regulatory Styles
• The Case for Regulation
• Implementation Deficit and State Failure
• Implementation Deficit and National Regulatory Styles
• Government Expenditure
• Voluntary Action
• Market-Based Instruments
• The Case for Market-Based Instruments
• Limitations of Market-Based Instruments
• The Politics of Market-Based Instruments
• Policy Instruments and Climate Change
• Energy Policy
• Transport Policy
• Conclusion
• Further Reading and Websites
• Notes
• 13 Conclusion
• References
• Index