Andrew Dobson is professor of politics at Keele University. Among his books are Citizenship and the Environment (Oxford University Press, 2003), (as co-editor) Political Theory and the Ecological Challenge (Cambridge University Press, 2006) and Green Political Thought (Routledge, new edition, 2007). His website is here.
Recent articles
A politics of crisis: low-energy cosmopolitanism
The global financial turmoil is opening new fissures in the world's political crust. All the more need to make a cool assessment of the prospects for left and right, say Andrew Dobson & David Hayes.
(This article was first published on 22 October 2008)
Climate change and the public sphere A reinvigoration of the idea of the public realm is vital to mitigating climate change, says Andrew Dobson.
Was Bali a success?The climate-change conference in Bali on 3-14 December 2007 ended in agreement, acclaim - and argument about the details. openDemocracy writers and environmental specialists offer a first draft of history on the Bali deal.
A climate of crisis: towards the eco-state The worldwide environmental emergencies of late-summer 2007 highlight the need for new political agency, argues Andrew Dobson.
A politics of global warming: the social-science resourceWhat kind of politics does climate change need? New understandings of the real drivers of human social behaviour can help provide an answer, says Andrew Dobson
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