The struggle for ecological democracy : environmental justice movements in the United States

목차 (Table of Contents)

• CONTENTS
• Introduction to the Democracy and Ecology Series / James O'Connor = ⅶ
• Foreword / Carl Anthony = ⅸ
• Acknowledgments = xiii
• Introduction
• The Struggle for Ecological Democracy and Environmental Justice / Daniel Faber = 1
• Chapter 1
• The Political Ecology of American Capitalism : New Challenges for the Environmental Justice Movement / Daniel Faber = 27
• Chapter 2
• Dying for a Living : Workers, Production, and the Environment / Charles Levenstein ; John Wooding = 60
• Chapter 3
• Risk and Justice : Capitalist Production and the Environment / Rodger C. Field = 81
• Chapter 4
• Environmental Justice from the Grassroots : Reflections on History, Gender, and Expertise / Giovanna Di Chiro = 104
• Chapter 5
• Popular Epidemiology and the Struggle for Community Health in the Environmental Justice Movement / Patrick Novotny = 137
• Chapter 6
• The Network for Environmental and Economic Justice in the Southwest : An Interview with Richard Moore / Paul Almeida = 159
• Chapter 7
• The Limits of Environmentalism without Class : Lessons from the Ancient forest Struggle in the Pacific Northwest / John Bellamy Foster = 188
• Chapter 8
• Remapping North American Environmentalism : Contending Visions and Divergent Practices in the Fight over NAFTA / Michael Dreiling = 218
• Chapter 9
• Earth First! in Northern California : An Interview with Judi Bari / Douglas Bevington = 248
• Chapter 10
• Racism and Resource Colonization / Al Gedicks = 272
• Chapter 11
• Ecological Legitimacy and Cultural Essentialism : Hispano Grazing in the Southwest / Laura Pulido = 293
• Chapter 12
• The "Brown" and the "Green" Revisited : Chicanos and Environmental Politics in the Upper Rio Grande / Devon Pe$$\tilde n$$a ; Mar$$i'$$a Mondragon-Vald$$e'$$z = 312
• Index = 349
• Contributors = 363