You query reminds my of the old John McPhee book: Encounters with the 
Archdruid. Its not a recent pub. but does deal directly with the value of 
having "extreme" NGO positions in environmental politics.
 
cheers,
Syma


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--- On Fri, 6/26/09, Harris, Craig <craig.har...@ssc.msu.edu> wrote:


From: Harris, Craig <craig.har...@ssc.msu.edu>
Subject: RE: NGO readings?
To: "Beth DeSombre" <edeso...@wellesley.edu>, gep-ed@listserve1.allegheny.edu
Date: Friday, June 26, 2009, 3:22 PM








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eco-warriors by rik scarce (book) . . . 
articles by aaron mccright and riley dunlap on the anti climate ngo’s . . . 
especially “defeating kyoto” . . . 
mobilizing science by sabrina mccormick (book, also articles on the topic)
cheers,
craig

craig k harris
department of sociology
michigan agricultural experiment station
national food safety and toxicology center
institute for food and agriculture standards
food safety policy center
michigan state university
 


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[mailto:owner-gep...@listserve1.allegheny.edu] On Behalf Of Beth DeSombre
Sent: Friday, June 26, 2009 2:21 PM
To: gep-ed@listserve1.allegheny.edu
Subject: NGO readings?
 
For a course I teach on environmental policy (not exclusively international -- 
it's also comparative and U.S.) I want a week on NGO groups and am looking for 
suggestions for readings. (Yes, I have the Betsill/Corell book and will 
probably be using parts of that).
 
I'm particularly looking for readings on the various types of roles that NGOs 
and activist groups can play -- from the helpful to the recalictrant -- and I'd 
love to find something that talks about the potentially advantages of extremist 
groups to change the boundaries of what might be considered acceptable. (i.e. 
the mainstream might not every agree that their tactics or even goals are 
reasonable, but by being so unreasonable they make what might have previously 
seemed a bit radical appear mainstream in comparison).
 
And I always like sources that come from different perspectives, disagree with 
each other, etc.
 
Anyone have sources to suggest?  (I'll compile a list a report.)
 
Thanks,
Beth


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