Researching environmental citizenship and its publics

Article Abstract:

Several authors claim that different tonalities, that political structures must be reconstructed so as to accommodate global issues like Environmental citizenship (EC) are presented. The methodological tools suited to research into EC are suggested to be either action-research or political ethnographies.

Analysis, Ecological balance

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Environmental citizenship as reasonable citizenship

Article Abstract:

The concept of environmental citizenship especially reasonable citizenship associated with the existing political liberalism is presented. It is argued that a certain form of non-instrumentalism towards nature and the view of nature's values have sufficient affinity to reasonable citizenship.

Political aspects, Liberalism

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