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Ecology Politic: Power, Law, and Earth in the Anthropocene

Contributor(s): Burke, Anthony (Author), Fishel, Stefanie (Author)

ISBN: 9780262552554

Publisher: MIT Press

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Pub Date: May 6, 2025

Dewey: 363.70561

LCCN: 2024037466

Lexile Code: 0000

Features: Bibliography, Index

Target Age Group: NA to NA

Physical Info: 0.00" H x 0.00" L x 0.00" W ( 0.00 lbs) 306 pages

Series: Earth System Governance

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Description: "A case to replace the dominant "Body-Politic" with the positive, emergent picture of the "Ecology Politic" and its alternative visions of governance, democracy, property, freedom, and economy"--

Review Quotes: "Burke and Fishel have written the most thoroughgoing ecological revisioning of the social contract I have ever read. If only Hobbes, Locke, and Rousseau and their ilk had started here!"
--Robyn Eckersley, Redmond Barry Distinguished Professor in Political Science, University of Melbourne

"This engaging book questions extractivism, the nation-state, and sovereignty to develop a theory of collective responsibility that will be critical for shaping transformative governance and advancing a just society for humans and nonhumans."
--Joyeeta Gupta, Distinguished Professor in Climate Justice, Sustainability, and Global Constitutionalism, University of Amsterdam

"The Ecology Politic thoroughly exposes the ecological failings of contemporary politics and the ideas that support it. This landmark contribution to environmental political theory shows how to radically reimagine politics, democracy, and justice along multispecies and ecological lines."
--John S. Dryzek, Distinguished Professor, University of Canberra; author of The Politics of the Earth

"[The Ecology Politic] is a necessary component of any future environmental ethics."
--Choice

"Burke and Fishel's book The Ecology Politic inhabits a productive and nuanced space between theory and practice which acknowledges the limits of the Anthropocene concept but also its generative potential."
--Environmental Politics

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