Sustainabl e Development

Until early 90s, scholars and western public opinion were making progress in developing an environmental ethic fitting for an active environmentalist political platform. The 1987 U.N. Sustainable Development compromise has inhibited this process by transforming the environmental problem from a political and ethical issue into a technical, economic and scientific one. Sustainable Development discourse has become a pseudo-ideology that has defused the possible revolutionary potential of a radical ‘green’ thinking. To contest the currently triumphant neoliberal order it is necessary to advance a new dialectical alternative which substitutes an environmentalist radical strategy for the defeated Communist project

Communism · Compromise · CONTEST · Dialectic · Environmental ethics · Epistemology · Fallacy · Ideology · Law and economics · Political science · Politics · Sociology · Sustainable development · Environmental Philosophy and Ethics · Geographies of human-animal interactions · Law · Philosophy · Religion, Ecology, and Ethics

• An Environmentalist Re-Patterning of Political Language and Practice

  Open Access•Corrado Poli•Human Geography•2012

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• Gender, Nature and the City

  Open Access•Corrado Poli•Human Geography•2014

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• The Eclipse of Environmental Discourse

  Open Access•Peter R Mulvihill, Victor Bruzzone•Human Geography•2018

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• Ethics and the Environment

  Open Access•Dale Jamieson•Ethics and the Environment•2008

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• The Imperative of Responsibility

  Hans Jonas•The Imperative of Responsibility•1984

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• The Entropy Law and the Economic Process

  Nicholas Georgescu-Roegen, Nicholas Georgescu‐roegen et al.•Entropy Law and the Economic…•1971

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• The State of Exception

  Open Access•Giorgio Agamben•Politics, Metaphysics, and Death•2005

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• Morality’s Progress

  Dale Jamieson•Morality's progress•2002

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• Risk and Rationality

  Kristin Shrader‐frechette, K S Shrader-Frechette•Risk and Rationality•1991

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• Reassembling the Social

  Bruno Latour•REASSEMBLING THE SOCIAL: AN…•2005

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• The Human Condition

  Hannah Arendt, Margaret Canovan•Human Condition•1998

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• Sustainability and beyond

  Open Access•Dale Jamieson•Ecological Economics•1998

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• Should Trees Have Standing? Toward Legal Rights for Natural Objects

  Christopher D Stone•Stanford Law Review•1974

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• Nature, Self, and Gender

  Open Access•Val Plumwood•Hypatia•1991

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• Politics of Nature

  Bruno Latour, Caitlin Porter et al.•Politics of Nature•2004

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• Science at the Bar

  Sheila Jasanoff•Science at the Bar•1995

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