• 1. Environmentalism and Radical Ecology.  2. Theories of Old and New Social Movements.  3. The Rise of Environmentalism and Radical Ecology.  4. The Origins of Organised Environmentalism.  5. Twentieth Century Environmentalism.  6. Industrialisation and Nature Politics.  7. Towards a Socio-Historical Explanation of British Environmentalism.

’Explaining Environmentalism will become one of the key texts for understanding the historical development of one of the major social movements of the new century. This book is unique in its critical coverage of a wide range of sociological theories of environmentalism, combined with the analysis of the diverse historical strands of the movement in the UK.’ Paul Bagguley, Vanderbilt University, USA

• 1. Environmentalism and Radical Ecology.  2. Theories of Old and New Social Movements.  3. The Rise of Environmentalism and Radical Ecology.  4. The Origins of Organised Environmentalism.  5. Twentieth Century Environmentalism.  6. Industrialisation and Nature Politics.  7. Towards a Socio-Historical Explanation of British Environmentalism.

’Explaining Environmentalism will become one of the key texts for understanding the historical development of one of the major social movements of the new century. This book is unique in its critical coverage of a wide range of sociological theories of environmentalism, combined with the analysis of the diverse historical strands of the movement in the UK.’ Paul Bagguley, Vanderbilt University, USA

• 1. Environmentalism and Radical Ecology.  2. Theories of Old and New Social Movements.  3. The Rise of Environmentalism and Radical Ecology.  4. The Origins of Organised Environmentalism.  5. Twentieth Century Environmentalism.  6. Industrialisation and Nature Politics.  7. Towards a Socio-Historical Explanation of British Environmentalism.

’Explaining Environmentalism will become one of the key texts for understanding the historical development of one of the major social movements of the new century. This book is unique in its critical coverage of a wide range of sociological theories of environmentalism, combined with the analysis of the diverse historical strands of the movement in the UK.’ Paul Bagguley, Vanderbilt University, USA