Ecologies of Socialisms : Germany, Nature, and the Left in History, Politics, and Culture (Paperback, New ed)

CONTENTS: Eli Rubin/Scott Moranda: Introduction ? Scott Moranda: A Garden of Small Plots or Factory Farms? Early Cold War Agricultural Planning in East Germany ? Tobias Huff: Environmental Policy in the GDR: Principles, Restrictions, Failure, and Legacy ? Astrid Mignon Kirchhof: Counterworlds: The Pioneers of Nature Conservation and Life Reform in East Germany ? Michel Dupuy: Justifying Air Pollution in the GDR, 1949?1989 ? Gernot Waldner: Ecology and its Discontents: The Concept of Nature in Elfriede Jelinek’s Oh Wildnis, oh Schutz vor ihr ?Eli Rubin: The Greens, the Left, and the GDR: A Critical Reassessment ? Julie Ault: Aquatic Conundrums: The GDR’s Water Woes and Soviet Bloc Cooperation, 1963?1989 ? Thomas Fleischman: The Half-Life of State Socialism: What Radioactive Wild Boars Tell Us About the Environmental History of Reunified Germany ? Christina Schwenkel: Shrinking Green Cities: Trees and the Afterlife of Eco-Socialist Planning in Vietnam ? Katrina Nousek: “Zweige, Nadeln, Dreck”: Dwelling on the Social in Simple Storys by Ingo Schulze ? Bettina Stoetzer: Wildes Brandenburg: Engaging “Unruly Nature” in Berlin’s Peripheries