This book considers the nature, causes and consequences of extreme pro- and anti-sustainability rhetoric, exploring how and why the expressions of radical views on sustainability-related themes may prevent real sustainable development.
Table of Contents
PART I. THE NATURE OF EXTREME SUSTAINABILITY RHETORIC *
1. Sustainability Rhetoric *
Abstract *
Introduction *
Rhetoric *
Sustainability Rhetoric *
The Sustainability Part of Sustainability Rhetoric: Lessons from Management Literature *
The Sustainability Cause *
Pro-sustainability Rhetoric *
Anti-Sustainability Rhetoric *
Reference list *
2. Sustainability and Dialogue *
Abstract *
Introduction *
Small Talk, Apocalypse, and Other Forms of Environmental Dialogue *
Impossible Dialogues *
Reference list *
3. Right Thinking, Left Thinking *
Abstract *
Philosophical, Political, and Economic Traditions *
The Problem with Ideologies *
Dissemination of Right and Left Ideas *
Resentment as Lefts Origins *
Selfishness as Rights Origins *
Personal Effort *
Risk Taking *
Corruption of Free Market Mechanisms *
Reference list *
4. The Sustainability Spectrum *
Abstract *
Spectrums *
The Political-economic Spectrum *
The Carnivorous Left (Extreme Left) *
Trotskyism *
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