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    Sustaining nature, transforming society: rethinking sustainability through radical ecopolitical thought

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    Abstract
    Sustainability represents a central idea in environmental political thought that provides a conceptual framework for constructing, discussing, and judging the viability of solutions for ecological degradation. Despite the recent predilection for perceiving sustainability as a powerful discursive construct capable of capturing the pursuit of economic prosperity, societal well-being, and ecological vitality within a unified political project, the definition of the notion remains ambiguous and contested throughout the literature. This ambiguity has resulted in concern over the viability of the ...
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    Author(s)
    Means, Morgann K. R.

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    Macdonald, Bradley

    Date Issued
    2013
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    born digital; masters theses
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