Markham, William T.

Environmental organizations in modern Germany.

Hardy survivors in the twentieth century and beyond.

New York

2008

9781845454470

CONTENTS

List of Abbreviations Acknowledgements
Chapter 1 Introduction
Chapter 2 Environmental Organizations: Theoretical Considerations
Chapter 3 The Origins of Nature Protection Organizations in Germany: Conservative Reactionaries, Protectors of Nature, and Social Democracy at the Beginning of the Century
Chapter 4 Nazism, the War, and Its Aftermath: The Causes and Consequences of Right-Wing Ecology
Chapter 5 Confrontation and Counterculture:Ecology from the Left in a Turbulent Era
Chapter 6 Nature and Environmental Protection
Eastern-Style: Environmental Organizations in the German Democratic Republic
Chapter 7 New Challenges at Century's End
Chapter 8 The Social Context of Environmental
Organizations at the Beginning of a New Century
Chapter 9 Major Environmental Organizations in Germany: Four Profiles
Chapter 10 Dilemmas of Internal Structure:
Professionalization and Centralization
Chapter 11 Dilemmas of Resource Acquisition: The Perils of Fundraising
Chapter 12 Dilemmas of Goals and Strategies:
Confrontation, Cooperation, and Competition
Chapter 13 Concluding Observations
References