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A Review of “Break Through: From the Death of Environmentalism to the Politics of Possibility”

Melinda Harm Benson

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When Ehrlich and Kennedy (2005) called for a “Millennium Assessment of Human Motivation,” they recognized that, without the capacity to learn from and act on the information contained in the United...

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When Ehrlich and Kennedy (2005) called for a “Millennium Assessment of Human Motivation,” they recognized that, without the capacity to learn from and act on the information contained in the United...

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When Ehrlich and Kennedy (2005) called for a “Millennium Assessment of Human Motivation,” they recognized that, without the capacity to learn from and act on the information contained in the United...

Key concepts: Environmentalism, Politics, Political science, Environmental ethics, Law, Philosophy

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