Routledge The Green Case: A Sociology of Environmental Issues

Explore the origins and impact of environmental movements with The Green Case (Routledge Revivals). Originally published in 1991, this book offers a comprehensive and objective account of green arguments and their social and political implications. It provides a deep look into how environmental awareness became a widespread and fashionable force in the West, influencing politicians, manufacturers, and advertising agencies. This text explains the development of the green wave and examines the forces that continue to shape international green politics and policies. It serves as a foundational resource for understanding the connection between social structures and environmental concerns. Whether you are studying the history of political movements or the evolution of global policy, this Routledge Revival provides the necessary context to understand how environmentalism became a central part of the modern social landscape.