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Debating the Death of Environmentalism: Grassroots Environmentalism vs. Corporate Sustainability

Andrew Cutler

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Over the past 18 months North American environmentalists have been debating the 'death of environmentalism'. What do we know about public attitudes toward environmentalism and sustainability in New Zealand, and how will the grassroots environmentalist paradigm have to change to respond to the corporate paradigm of sustainability?

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Over the past 18 months North American environmentalists have been debating the 'death of environmentalism'. What do we know about public attitudes toward environmentalism and sustainability in New Zealand, and how will the grassroots environmentalist paradigm have to change to respond to the corporate paradigm of sustainability?

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Over the past 18 months North American environmentalists have been debating the 'death of environmentalism'. What do we know about public attitudes toward environmentalism and sustainability in New Zealand, and how will the grassroots environmentalist paradigm have to change to respond to the corporate paradigm of sustainability?

Key concepts: Grassroots, Environmentalism, Sustainability, Environmental ethics, Political science, Sociology, Law, Ecology

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