Markets, Deliberation and Environment Book

Acknowledgements     xiii
Introduction: globalisation and environment     1
Environmental goods and the limits of the market     19
Markets and the environment: the solution is the problem     21
The solution is the problem     21
The limits of monetary valuation     23
Constitutive incommensurabilities     24
Property rights and equity     26
Reason blindness     28
Two models of democracy     30
The limits of compensation     32
Managing without prices: on the monetary valuation of biodiversity     36
Managing without prices     36
Maximising well-being     37
Trading-off values     40
Pragmatic justifications     43
Property, care and environment     47
Property rights and the environment     47
Care, property and community     48
Normative public goods     51
Property, community and care over time     52
In defence of neglect or the meanings of care     55
Public choice, institutional economics, environmental goods     61
The challenge of public choice theory     61
What is dead and what is living in critiques of orthodoxenvironmental economics?     64
Institutional economics: the old and the new     66
Institutional economics and environmental goods: an agenda     74
Time, community, equality     77
Time, narrative and environmental politics     79
Time, narrative and separability     79
The self and its future     80
Between past and future generations: community, environment and public decisions     85
A brief social history of time     89
Sustainability: ethics, politics and the environment     92
Sustainability, justice and equality     93
Intergenerational justice and sustainability     95
Sustainability: weak and strong     100
Nature without capital     105
Environmental justice within generations     109
Bringing environmentalism in from the wilderness     113
Wilderness, cultivation and appropriation     115
Wilderness and its critics     115
All the world was America     117
What's left of the wilderness?     124
The good life below the snowline     128
Authoritarian environmentalism?     128
Liberal environmentalism?     131
Plural goods and social union      139
Narrative     142
The good life above and below the snowline     143
Deliberation and its discontents     145
Deliberation, power and voice     147
The rhetoric of deliberation     154
Reason, rhetoric and deliberation     154
Reason, authority and credibility     159
Autonomy, maturity and emotion     163
Representing people, representing nature, representing the world     167
Representation and the environment     167
The Alejandro solution     168
Representation: social scientific or political     170
Political theory and the problem of representation     172
Deliberative democracy and the sources of legitimacy     174
Giving voice to the voiceless: nature and future generations     177
Speaking for nature?     181
The political economy of deliberation     185
Deliberative democracy and political economy     185
Hayek, epistemology and ecology     188
Pluralism, markets and the present of the future     193
Notes     196
Bibliography     213
Name index     230
Subject index     234