1995/05/31 by J. Martinez-Alier, Joan Martínez Alier
Social Sciences · Agricultural and Biological Sciences · #Income, Poverty, and Inequality #Agriculture, Land Use, Rural Development #Political Economy and Marxism
paper · doi:10.64590/psh
Environmentalism is sometimes seen as a product of prosperity, an approach usually known as the ‘post-materialist’ thesis. But this fails to do justice to the scope of environmentalist movements today; there is also the ‘environmentalism of the poor’ which grows out of distribution conflicts over the use of . . .