David Pepper's scientific contributions
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Publication (1)
Sumario: Red and green: old or new politics? -- Political economy and political ideology: where greens, marxists and anarchists fit in -- The marxist perspective on nature and environmentalism -- Anarchism and the green society -- Conclusion: socialism and the environment
Citations
... Second nature developed from first nature, not in opposition to it. Many Western thinkers offered a dichotomy between non-human nature and human society (Pepper 2003), whilst for Social Ecology humankind plays a multifaceted role within nature, being a unique expression of it, still part of it, but often acting in an antagonistic way toward it. ...
