Schlagwort-Archive: Ökologie/Environment

Does the President matter? Presidential environmental performance in the USA and its impact on green groups

Publiziert am 21. Juli 2010 von admin

term paper, winter semester 2007/2008, Potsdam University by Lars Dittmer Preservation in all its facets in the United States stretches back over more than hundred years and over large parts of this period has enjoyed considerable support by public and politics. However, two decades after World War II, „as the nation shifted from an industrial to a postindustrial (or postmaterialist) … Weiterlesen →

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Are the parties in the United States still vehicles for environmental politics? How do they occupy this political field, and what ideological and sociological aspects affect this process?

Publiziert am 21. Juli 2010 von admin

term paper abstract, summer semester 2005, Potsdam university by Lars Dittmer „There is nothing so American as our national parks. The scenery and wildlife are native. The fundamental idea behind the parks is native. The parks stand as an outward symbol of this great human principle”. These sentences are not extracted from the platform of the American Green Party – … Weiterlesen →

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