Acknowledgements

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Chapter 9: Andrew Light, ‘Contemporary Environmental Ethics from Meta-ethics to Public Philosophy’, in Metaphilosophy, 33(4), 2002, 426-49. Reproduced by permission of the author

Chapter 10: Eric Higgs, ‘The Two-Culture Problem: Ecological Restoration and the Integration of Knowledge’, in Restoration Ecology, 13(1), 2005, 159-64. Reproduced with the permission of the author

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Figure 5:Brandt, W. et al (1980) North-South: A Programme for Survival (The Brandt Report), Pan Books

Figure 6::Cartoon by Ed McLachlan from Lifelines by Alex Johnston and Jonathon Porritt, published by Red Fox

Table 2: ‘Ethical consumerism in the UK, 2005-2006’, © The Co-operative Bank

Table 3: Turner, R.K., Pearce, D.W. and Bateman, I. (1994) Environmental Economics: An Elementary Introduction, Prentice Hall Europe

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