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Yong-Whee Bahk,E. Edmund Kim,Toyoharu Isawaey are varied both in their approaches to environmental issues and to political action. As with the ideal of ‘thinking globally, acting locally’ these groups vary in their range of action and focus of attention. Some organizations are a response to immediate local environmental threats, such as a ne

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What Makes The Indian Bomb Tick? community or movement whose concern is centred upon environmental issues. The material was gathered between 1978 and 1998, and includes publications, interviews with members and items published on the Internet. The views expressed, except where these come from pamphlets and other publications, are

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-78675-5ctive on environmental issues but which have no party political link. The range of such organizations is very wide and so the choice of groups discussed below is a small section of the total number in existence. Some of the groups have emerged in response to the environmental crisis and are associat

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Humanity and Nature: The Problem of Alienation,ionship to nature and, in particular, the condition of alienation as central to the problems facing the whole of nature. Alienation has a long history which Meszaros traced (1970, p. 28) back to the Judeo-Christian conception of being alienated from God (or having ‘fallen from Grace’). His study of

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The Need for an Environmental Ethic,ty and nature. As part of this development there has grown up a wide range of ethical positions reflecting the diversity of the present state of ecological thought. As Karen J. Warren (1996) pointed out:In many respects, contemporary environmental ethics reflects the nrange of positions in contempor

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Eco-feminism and Post-modernism,not more importance in challenging traditional social and political thought. Feminist authors have brought to the analysis of environmental issues possibly the most significant new insights into the debate. This is not surprising given that women provide the majority of activists in the environmenta

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Animal Rights: An Ecological Problem?,rmation of wildlife conservation, from a concern with the protection of wilderness areas through the national parks movements, to the radical defence of animals through anti-hunting and anti-vivisectionist lobbies, was central to the more general change in radical thought. However, while there have