The Politics of Sustainability: Philosophical perspectives
Introduction Part 1: Determinants of non-sustainable behavior 1. Climate change and motivation: The obstacle from conflicting perspectives Karsten Klint Jensen 2. The liberal tragedy of the commons: The deficiency of democracy in changing climate Ivo Wallimann-Helmer 3. Limitations to democratic governance of natural resources May Thorseth 4. Bernward Gesang: Is democracy an obstacle to ecological change? 2 Aspects of transition 5. Climate justice in the straitjacket of feasibility Dominic Roser 6. Climate justice, motivation and harm Kerri Woods 7. First things first: fight moral corruption! Roland Mees 8. Ideology and practice of the 'Green Economy' - world views shaping science and politics Joachim H. Spangenberg Part 3 Pathways to sustainability 9. Dieter Birnbacher: Some moral pragmatics of climate change 10. Libertarian Paternalism, sustainable self-binding and bounded freedom Ludger Heidbrink 11. The 'missing link'. Polarization and the need for 'trial by jury' procedures Adrian-Paul Iliescu 12. Parliaments and future generations - the Four-Power-Model Jorg Tremmel