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Description
The global community’s ability to deal effectively with environmental problems is contingent on the successful integration of international relations theory with ecological thought. Yet, while most scholars and policymakers recognize the connection between these two interrelated branches of study, no substantial dialogue exists between them. This volume seeks to fill the lacuna with an original synthesis. By framing the environmental question within a historical and philosophical context, it highlights problems inherent in economistic and managerial approaches to sustainable development policy. Emphasizing environmental consciousness as a cultural norm in an evolving set of global relations, it tackles important debates on naturalism, foundationalism, and radical ecology.
Contributor Notes
Eric Laferrière is Co-Coordinator of the Liberal Arts Program and Co-Chair of the Department of Humanities, Philosophy and Religion at John Abbott College, Quebec. Peter J. Stoett is Chair of the Department of Political Science at Concordia University in Montreal.
