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The Influence of Global Ideas on Environmentalism and Human Rights: World Society and the Individual


ISBN13: 9781137574398
Published: January 2018
Publisher: Palgrave Macmillan
Country of Publication: UK
Format: Hardback
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This book explores whether individual attitudes and behaviors are swayed by global developments in a world increasingly populated by organizations, treaties, and other institutions that focus on environmentalism and human rights. It uses the sociological approach of World Society theory to investigate the effects of global ideas on individual environmentalism, xenophobia, and homophobia while drawing its data from a variety of international public opinion surveys.

The Influence of Global Ideas on Environmentalism and Human Rights questions the dominant narrative of World Society related research as a positive influence of global ideas on various outcomes. Hadler demonstrates the complexity of this issue through empirical analyses revealing mixed trends in attitudes and behaviors from around the world. This book will be of interest to academics seeking to critically engage with World Society theory through two of its core topics: human rights and environmentalism.

Subjects:
Human Rights and Civil Liberties, Environmental Law
Contents:
1. Introduction.
2. World Society and Neo-Institutionalisation.
3. World Society and the Individual.
4. The International Level: IGOs and INGOs.
5.Development in Selected Countries.
6. Individual Environmentalism.
7. Individual Attitudes Towards Human Rights.
8. Conclusion.