Neoliberalism and Environmental Education (Paperback)

Preface Michael Peters

Introduction: Environmental education in a neoliberal climate David Hursh, Joseph Henderson and David Greenwood

1. Education policy mobility: reimagining sustainability in neoliberal times Marcia McKenzie, Andrew Bieler and Rebecca McNeil

2. Nature is a nice place to save but I wouldn’t want to live there: environmental education and the ecotourist gaze Robert Fletcher

3. Entrepreneurial endeavors: (re)producing neoliberalization through urban agriculture youth programming in Brooklyn, New York Evan Weissman

4. Sustainability science and education in the neoliberal ecoprison Peter C. Little

5. Refusing to settle for pigeons and parks: urban environmental education in the age of neoliberalism Michael W. Derby, Laura Piersol and Sean Blenkinsop

6. Supporting youth to develop environmental citizenship within/against a neoliberal context Alexandra Schindel Dimick

7. Negotiating managerialism: professional recognition and teachers of sustainable development education Hamish Ross

8. Neoliberalism, new public management and the sustainable development agenda of higher education: history, contradictions and synergies Sophie E.F. Bessant, Zoe P. Robinson and R. Mark Ormerod

9. The promise and peril of the state in neoliberal times: implications for the critical environmental education movement in Brazil Nicolas Stahelin, Inny Accioly and Celso Sanchez

10. Towards a political ecology of education: the educational politics of scale in southern Para, Brazil David Meek

11. Against neoliberal pedagogies of plants and people: mapping actor networks of biocapital in learning gardens Clayton Pierce

12. Community organizing, schools, and the right to the city Gregory A. Smith

13. The UN Decade of Education for Sustainable Development: business as usual in the end John Huckle and Arjen E.J. Wals