History of the Australian Environment MovementCambridge University Press, 1999/04/13 - 324 ページ This book traces the environment movement in Australia from the first visionaries who pressed for preservation of native fauna and for sanitation in cities to a mass social movement that challenges the most powerful interests in society.It covers the major environmental issues that have been at the forefront of Australian politics since the 1960s, including the struggle for Lake Pedder, uranium mining, Fraser Island and Green Bans. The authors, professional historians and environmental activists, have written an original and highly readable book. |
目次
Professors Learned Assessors | 24 |
Sane Citizens and Sanitarians | 61 |
The Second Wave Builds World War II to 1972 | 89 |
Old Meets New | 92 |
The Campaigning Movement 19731983 | 125 |
Taking to the Streets | 128 |
Taking to the Bush | 145 |
The Professional Movement 19831990 | 165 |
Urban Issues and Pollution | 197 |
Greenies and Numbers Men | 223 |
Dancing in the Dark The Movement in the 1990s | 241 |
CounterMoves | 243 |
Epilogue | 262 |
Notes | 267 |
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