Political ecology
Political ecology: environment as political category.
Political ecology integrates the environment as a central political category. Hans Jonas (The Imperative of Responsibility, 1979) formulated the intergenerational imperative. Murray Bookchin, Arne Næss, André Gorz, Bruno Latour, Naomi Klein, Pierre Charbonnier developed diverse traditions: social ecology, deep ecology, degrowth, eco-socialism.
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