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		Western Political Science Association
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Critical Social Theory and Environmental Theory: A (Re-)Construction Shaun M. Gilligan Department of Government University of Texas Austin Critical social theory has long been an archetypal example of an intellectual orientation that embraces interdisciplinarity. As critical social theory has progressed from the late 20th to the early 21st century certain of its practitioners (Douglas Kellner Steven Best and others) have coupled this traditional interdisciplinarity – marked by utilization of political science sociology psychology economics cultural studies and philosophy –
the Environment: Global Problems Ethics and Democracy Hampshire UK: Palgrave. Tully James (2001) “An Ecological Ethics for the Present: Three Approaches to the Central Question” in Brendan Gleeson and Nicholas Low (eds.) Governing for the Environment: Global Problems Ethics and Democracy Hampshire UK: Palgrave. Vogel Steven (1996) Against Nature: The Concept of Nature in Critical Theory Albany NY: State University of New York Press. Vogel Steven (1997) “Habermas and the Ethics of Nature” in Roger S. Gottlieb (ed.) The