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| Thinking About the Environment: What's Theory Got to Do With It? | |
| The Physical World | |
| On the Physical World: An Introduction | |
| The Creation of the World | |
| The Purpose of Nature | |
| The City of God | |
| Creation in Light of Luise<164>o Religion | |
| The Hopi Myth of Creation | |
| Law and Property | |
| Law, Property, and the Environment | |
| The Nature of Private Property | |
| Of Property | |
| The Commodity | |
| The Categorical Imperative | |
| The Problem of Justice Between Generations | |
| The New Forms of Control | |
| Liberalism and Environmental Quality | |
| The Green Critique | |
| The Green Critique | |
| Higher Laws | |
| Nature | |
| Silent Spring | |
| The Population Bomb | |
| The Closing Circle: Nature, Man, and Technology | |
| Ecology: The Shallow and the Deep | |
| The Tragedy of the Commons | |
| Feminism and the Revolt of Nature | |
| The Concept of Social Ecology | |
| The Diversity of Life | |
| Environmental Racism and the Environmental Justice Movement | |
| Accommodating the Future | |
| Accommodating the Future: Strategies for Resolving the Environmental Quagmire | |
| Environmental Justice | |
| Should Trees Have Standing? | |
| Ecological Literacy | |
| Envisioning a Sustainable Society: Learning Our Way Out | |
| Free Market Environmentalism | |
| Steady-State Economics | |
| Environmentalism and the Future of Progressive Politics | |
| Normative Theory and Public Policy | |
| Democratic Dilemmas in the Age of Ecology | |
| Rights and the Further Future | |
| Conclusion | |
| Thinking About Sustainable Development: What's Theory Got to Do With It? | |
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