Bibliography
of Literature Relevant to Our Future Sustainability
III. The Cultural How and Why? Ideologies,
Ethics, Economics, and Politics of (Un)Sustainability
Bounce me down to the bibliography
citations
This
bibliography is concerned with disturbing environmental and social trends,
along with the potential to make things better and the risks if we don’t. Virtually all of the significant threats to
ecosystems and the potential for humanity to persist and thrive are fostered or
exacerbated by our actions (or lack thereof) and the values that drive our
choices. Accordingly, the roots of the
problems to address are cultural in nature, not scientific or technological.
The
resources to be found in this section represent the fruits of my search for why we have gotten into this self-made
mess and why we are having such
difficulty in extricating ourselves from it. These are generally transdisciplinary
explorations of the influence of values, ideologies, ethics, and cultural norms
on the economics, politics, and sheer cussedness that make for a fractious
civilization in disharmony with the planet and its ecosystems. Clearly, any assessment of our future
prospects must be based in an understanding of what drives our behavior and
erects barriers in the way of progress.
This
section is broken up into 5 subsections.
Subsection A draws on cultural theory and psychology
research to investigate the development, reinforcement, amplification, and
sometimes weaponization of values, norms, and political ideology. Subsection B contains links
to a subset of the extensive literature related to environmental ethics and
environmental justice.
Subsection
C cites articles that explore the politics and polarization
associated with acceptance of climate science, evaluations of climate change
risk, environmental advocacy and communication, and degrees of support for
environmental policies of all kinds.
Subsection D cites articles that focus on the
characteristics and problems associated with our economic paradigm, along with
proposed alternatives.
Subsection
E focuses on the decline in democracy and rise of
authoritarianism in the U.S. and worldwide.
This is a problem that isn’t specific to environmental and climate
change politics, but certainly is a growing impediment to fostering a more
sustainable and just world.
Subsection
F features links to articles that belong under the title of
this primary section but don’t fit cleanly within the other subsections.
Each
of the subsections, except for F, are further split into two categories. The first features more scholarly articles
and reports. Most of the citations in the first part of each subsection are of
articles from journals that are listed in
italics, meaning they have gone through a peer
review process. The citations in the
second part of each subsection lead to articles and web pages from magazines,
newspapers, blog sites, etc. You will have more work to do in terms of
evaluating the objectivity or agenda of the authors in the second part of each
subsection, but you will also benefit from more unvarnished and provocative
perspectives.
Aside
from the time required to review even a handful of the articles in this
section, it takes a concerted effort to synthesize the findings across all the
articles in this section, and in
sections I
and II,
and then make some evaluation of what they collectively imply for our
future. The scope is so big… and so too
is the uncertainty! Well, do not despair
because others have done the work for you.
You can cut to the chase by bouncing to section
V (Future Scenarios Analyses)
and, especially, section
VI (Synthesis of Existential Risks
and the Potential for Societal Collapse).
If
learning about our seemingly intractable cultural challenges via the articles
in this section is getting you down, you may want to scan the articles in section
VII (Eco-anxiety and the Psychology
of Confronting the “Traumacene”) to get a sense of how others are
coping.
Many
of the articles in this section also provide assessments of what is required to
foster a better future. In fact, many
articles within all sections of this bibliography do this. The good news is that we have a decent handle
on our threats, challenges, barriers, and limitations. We also have many actionable (though often
contradictory) ideas on what we need to do to avoid the worst outcomes and
co-create a more just, happy, and verdant world. Sections
VIII – XII of this bibliography focus on these actionable ideas.
A.
What Lies Beneath – Cultural
Theory, Psychology, and the Expression of Political Ideology
i.
Peer
Review Articles, Data Sources, and More Scholarly Reports
ii.
Journalism,
Think Pieces, etc.
B.
Environmental Ethics and Justice
(or Lack Thereof)
i.
Peer
Review Articles, Data Sources, and More Scholarly Reports
ii.
Journalism,
Think Pieces, and EJ Activism, Case Studies, Manifestos, etc.
C. Politics of Environmental and Climate Science/Policy/Communication/Advocacy
i.
Peer Review Articles, Data
Sources, and More Scholarly Reports
ii.
Journalism, Think Pieces, and Proposals
D. Economics Emphasis – Critiquing Capitalism, Consumption, and Inequities
i.
Peer Review Articles, Data
Sources, and More Scholarly Reports
ii.
Journalism, Think Pieces, and
Proposals
E.
Democracy in Decline (and What to Do About It)
i.
Peer Review Articles, Data Sources,
and More Scholarly Reports
ii.
Journalism, Think Pieces, and
Proposals
F.
Other
A. What Lies Beneath
– Cultural Theory, Psychology, and the Expression of Political Ideology
i. Peer Review Articles,
Data Sources, and More Scholarly Reports
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[Transcript of a speech on the lies on which neoliberalism is built.]