Add to ORKGCommunitarian conceptions of the 'situated self' lie at the core of 'green' critiques of market approaches to environmental problems. According to this perspective resource management issues should be dealt with in the 'public sphere' of democratic politics rather than the 'private sphere' of market drien consumer choice. This paper suggests that such arguments rest on a series of non-sequiturs. Drawing on Hayek's non-rationalist liberalism it shows that a 'situated' view of the self offers a radical endorsement of the case for privatisating environmental assets, wherever it is possible to do so.free market environmentalism; property rights; deliberative democracy
This article aims to synthetize the approaches to the market as a category and to the construction o...
This symposium is about the idea of free market environmentalism in general and the book Free Mark...
Neoliberal political ideologies have been criticised for their blanket prescription of market reform...
In the 21st century, public policy actors are increasingly confronted with environmental questions t...
The tragedy of the commons is responsible for many, if not all, of the environmental problems concer...
In recent years, 'environmental economics' has provided the dominant logic underpinning policies for...
Most Americans consider themselves environmentalists, yet most experts are dissatisfied with existin...
Private property creates wealth, capitalizes environmental costs and benefits into property values, ...
One of the most known analyses of the environmental problem is the discussion of the externalities a...
Because of its support for strong rights of private property and relatively unregulated capitalism, ...
One core question in contemporary political economy is whether economic liberties should be constitu...
This dissertation consists of three distinct papers related to private provision of environmental pu...
Conventional environmentalist thought is suspicious of private markets and property rights. The pros...
This thesis examines how the balancing of economics, the market, individual\ud participation and the...
Contemporary environmental policy is torn between a corporate-led attempt to privatize the commons, ...
This article aims to synthetize the approaches to the market as a category and to the construction o...
This symposium is about the idea of free market environmentalism in general and the book Free Mark...
Neoliberal political ideologies have been criticised for their blanket prescription of market reform...
In the 21st century, public policy actors are increasingly confronted with environmental questions t...
The tragedy of the commons is responsible for many, if not all, of the environmental problems concer...
In recent years, 'environmental economics' has provided the dominant logic underpinning policies for...
Most Americans consider themselves environmentalists, yet most experts are dissatisfied with existin...
Private property creates wealth, capitalizes environmental costs and benefits into property values, ...
One of the most known analyses of the environmental problem is the discussion of the externalities a...
Because of its support for strong rights of private property and relatively unregulated capitalism, ...
One core question in contemporary political economy is whether economic liberties should be constitu...
This dissertation consists of three distinct papers related to private provision of environmental pu...
Conventional environmentalist thought is suspicious of private markets and property rights. The pros...
This thesis examines how the balancing of economics, the market, individual\ud participation and the...
Contemporary environmental policy is torn between a corporate-led attempt to privatize the commons, ...
This article aims to synthetize the approaches to the market as a category and to the construction o...
This symposium is about the idea of free market environmentalism in general and the book Free Mark...
Neoliberal political ideologies have been criticised for their blanket prescription of market reform...