America's Environmental Legacies: Shaping Policy through Institutions and Culture

Introduction -- Interpreting America's Two Constitutions - Looking Through an Environmental Lens Part I - Environmental Politics and Our Written Constitution Chapter One - The Scope and Limits of Mainstream Environmentalism Chapter Two - Radical Environmentalism - Challenging Our Institutions and Beliefs Chapter Three - The Environment and the Constitution - Ecological Principles and Liberal Policy Making
Part II - Cultural Legacies: America's Unwritten Constitution Chapter Four - Political Theory and the American Founding - The Tension Between Logic and History Chapter Five - The Environmental Legacy of Thomas Jefferson - Cultivating the Rooted Citizen Chapter Six - The Environmental Legacy of Alexander Hamilton - Manufacturing Power from Delusion Chapter Seven - The Environmental Legacy of James Madison - Pursuing Stability in a World of Limits
Part III - The Heritage: Environmentalism and the Evolving Constitution Chapter Eight - The Constitution After 100 Years - Environmental Theory in the Gilded Age Chapter Nine - Living With the Legacies - Our Culture Confronts Our Environment
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