Edited by Tony Fitzpatrick, School of Sociology and Social Policy, Nottingham University, UK

• Contents:IntroductionTony FitzpatrickPART I: JUSTICE AND POVERTY1. The New Social Risks and Opportunities of Climate ChangeAndré Schaffrin2. Unequal Emissions – Unequal Policy Impacts: How Do Different Areas of CO2 Emissions Compare?Milena Büchs, Nicholas Bardsley and Sylke V. Schnepf3. An Ecosocial Understanding of PovertyTony Fitzpatrick PART II: INTERNATIONAL DEVELOPMENTS4. The Affordability of Water and Energy Pricing – the Case of GermanyErik Gawel and Wolfgang Bretschneider 5. Green Taxes in Scandinavia: Do they Contribute to (in)equality?Anders Branth Pedersen and Helle Ørsted Nielsen 6. ENGO Activism in the EU: The G10, Climate Change and Social PolicyMichael Briguglio, Maria Brown and Ian Bugeja7. Environmental Health Costs of Economic Globalization Policies in Latin AmericaJudith Cherni8. Environmental and Social Policies in JapanYasuko Kameyama9. Degrowth for Sustainability, Equality and Poverty Reduction: Some lessons from CubaKaren Bell 10. Sustainability and the Social Economy in Canada: From Resource Reliance to Resilience?Julie L. MacArthur11. Using Markets to Achieve Environmental Ends: Reconciling Social-equity Issues in Contemporary Water Policy in AustraliaKaren HusseyPART III: MAKING AND IMPLEMENTING12. The Interaction of EU Climate Policies: Mechanisms and LessonsElin Lerum Boasson and Jørgen Wettestad 13. Sustainable Development by the Multi-stakeholder Model?Magnus Boström 14. Education for Sustainable Development and Welfare Reform: A Very British Case Study?Carolyn Snell and Sarah Brooks-WilsonPART IV: ALTERNATIVE VISIONS15. Social Rights and Natural ResourcesHartley Dean 16. The Nature of Nature: Aristotle vs. EpicurusTony Fitzpatrick Index

Edited by Tony Fitzpatrick, School of Sociology and Social Policy, Nottingham University, UK

• Contents:IntroductionTony FitzpatrickPART I: JUSTICE AND POVERTY1. The New Social Risks and Opportunities of Climate ChangeAndré Schaffrin2. Unequal Emissions – Unequal Policy Impacts: How Do Different Areas of CO2 Emissions Compare?Milena Büchs, Nicholas Bardsley and Sylke V. Schnepf3. An Ecosocial Understanding of PovertyTony Fitzpatrick PART II: INTERNATIONAL DEVELOPMENTS4. The Affordability of Water and Energy Pricing – the Case of GermanyErik Gawel and Wolfgang Bretschneider 5. Green Taxes in Scandinavia: Do they Contribute to (in)equality?Anders Branth Pedersen and Helle Ørsted Nielsen 6. ENGO Activism in the EU: The G10, Climate Change and Social PolicyMichael Briguglio, Maria Brown and Ian Bugeja7. Environmental Health Costs of Economic Globalization Policies in Latin AmericaJudith Cherni8. Environmental and Social Policies in JapanYasuko Kameyama9. Degrowth for Sustainability, Equality and Poverty Reduction: Some lessons from CubaKaren Bell 10. Sustainability and the Social Economy in Canada: From Resource Reliance to Resilience?Julie L. MacArthur11. Using Markets to Achieve Environmental Ends: Reconciling Social-equity Issues in Contemporary Water Policy in AustraliaKaren HusseyPART III: MAKING AND IMPLEMENTING12. The Interaction of EU Climate Policies: Mechanisms and LessonsElin Lerum Boasson and Jørgen Wettestad 13. Sustainable Development by the Multi-stakeholder Model?Magnus Boström 14. Education for Sustainable Development and Welfare Reform: A Very British Case Study?Carolyn Snell and Sarah Brooks-WilsonPART IV: ALTERNATIVE VISIONS15. Social Rights and Natural ResourcesHartley Dean 16. The Nature of Nature: Aristotle vs. EpicurusTony Fitzpatrick Index

Edited by Tony Fitzpatrick, School of Sociology and Social Policy, Nottingham University, UK

• Contents:IntroductionTony FitzpatrickPART I: JUSTICE AND POVERTY1. The New Social Risks and Opportunities of Climate ChangeAndré Schaffrin2. Unequal Emissions – Unequal Policy Impacts: How Do Different Areas of CO2 Emissions Compare?Milena Büchs, Nicholas Bardsley and Sylke V. Schnepf3. An Ecosocial Understanding of PovertyTony Fitzpatrick PART II: INTERNATIONAL DEVELOPMENTS4. The Affordability of Water and Energy Pricing – the Case of GermanyErik Gawel and Wolfgang Bretschneider 5. Green Taxes in Scandinavia: Do they Contribute to (in)equality?Anders Branth Pedersen and Helle Ørsted Nielsen 6. ENGO Activism in the EU: The G10, Climate Change and Social PolicyMichael Briguglio, Maria Brown and Ian Bugeja7. Environmental Health Costs of Economic Globalization Policies in Latin AmericaJudith Cherni8. Environmental and Social Policies in JapanYasuko Kameyama9. Degrowth for Sustainability, Equality and Poverty Reduction: Some lessons from CubaKaren Bell 10. Sustainability and the Social Economy in Canada: From Resource Reliance to Resilience?Julie L. MacArthur11. Using Markets to Achieve Environmental Ends: Reconciling Social-equity Issues in Contemporary Water Policy in AustraliaKaren HusseyPART III: MAKING AND IMPLEMENTING12. The Interaction of EU Climate Policies: Mechanisms and LessonsElin Lerum Boasson and Jørgen Wettestad 13. Sustainable Development by the Multi-stakeholder Model?Magnus Boström 14. Education for Sustainable Development and Welfare Reform: A Very British Case Study?Carolyn Snell and Sarah Brooks-WilsonPART IV: ALTERNATIVE VISIONS15. Social Rights and Natural ResourcesHartley Dean 16. The Nature of Nature: Aristotle vs. EpicurusTony Fitzpatrick Index