Ecologism (AQA A-Level Politics): Flashcards

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Ecologism

Ideology: humans-nature relationship, moral consideration

Silent Spring author & year

Rachel Carson, 1962

Anthropocentrism

Humans above nature; nature as resource for human use

Ecocentrism

Dark green: nature has intrinsic value, not just for humans

Intrinsic value

Value in its own right, separate from usefulness to humans

Intergenerational equity

Present must not compromise future generations' needs

Steady-state economy

Zero growth economy; production for needs not wants

Weak sustainability

Sustainable development: slower, greener economic growth

Bioregionalism

Organising by natural regions with own cycles, not states

Eco-feminism core link

Links nature's exploitation with women's oppression

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