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Terme préférentiel
green political theory
Définition
- What constitutes green political theory is contested; at a minimum, it is a form of normative theory that has, as a central and defining focus, a concern for the protection of the natural environment. On this minimal reading, many forms of political thought that seek explicit environmental ends would count as “green.” On a maximal account, green political thought has to be in pursuit of not merely environmental ends, but a fundamental restructuring of the institutional bases of economic and political life, along decentralized, deindustrialized, and participatory lines to bring about a truly ecological society. [Source: Encyclopedia of Political Theory; Green Political Theory]
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http://data.loterre.fr/ark:/67375/N9J-Z6LQL23G-X
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