Real Green

It is generally accepted that we must advance towards a sustainable society to survive. By challenging conventional wisdom about the ecological crisis and reframing the traditional values of Green Politics, Real Green: Sustainability after the End of Nature offers new answers to the key questions of whether this is really the case, what such a society will look like, and how it is to be achieved.

Manuel Arias-Maldonado is a Lecturer in Political Science at the University of Málaga, Spain. He has been a Fulbright Scholar at the University of Berkeley and also developed research in Keele, Oxford, Siena and Munich. He is a regular contributor of Environmental Politics since 2000 and belongs to the Green Politics Standing Group of the European Council for Political Research (ECPR).

Chapter 1 Introduction: An Imaginary Crisis? Reframing Environmentalism; Part I Nature and Society; Chapter 1a Society within Nature; Chapter 2 Nature within Society; Chapter 3 From Nature to Human Environment; Part II Sustainability After the End of Nature; Chapter 4 The Principle of Sustainability; Chapter 5 The Politics of Sustainability; Part III Towards a Green Liberal Society; Chapter 6 Green Politics, Democracy, and Liberalism; Chapter 7 Can We Democratise Sustainability?; Chapter 8 Ecological Citizenship and Sustainability; Chapter 10 Conclusion: The Future of Environmentalism;