"We live in turbulent times of trauma and trepidation. Predominant political narratives, based on commitments to progress, prosperity, autonomy, and a modicum of sustainability, have unraveled and become, as Blühdorn argues, untenable. Prefiguring a way forward to a just and humane future is the challenge we must embrace."Maurie J. Cohen, New Jersey Institute of Technology"For three decades, Ingolfur Blühdorn's coolheaded analyses have punctured the bubble of progressive environmentalist aspirations. Beyond the Green Transformation is no different. Blühdorn shows how self-assured claims that 'we have history on our side' play directly into the hands of far-right eco-denialists and obstructionists and offers signposts for those working to refound environmentalism on wider popular appeal."Andrew J Scerri, Virginia Tech University"Is the eco-emancipatory project dead, and its basic presumptions untenable? This is the key question this book exquisitely excavates. In the process, it asks uncomfortable questions that require urgent attention if we really want to take our present socio-ecological predicament seriously."Erik Swyngedouw, University of Manchester