This long-promised sequel to Ophuls's influential and controversial classic Ecology and the Politics of Scarcity is an equally provocative critique of the liberal philosophy of government.
A provocative essay that imagines a truly ecological future based on political transformation rather than the superficialities of "sustainability."
Ophuls examines the contradictory and self-destructive character of political systems founded on Hobbesian (or liberal) premises, concluding that we must now invent a new form of politics, if not a new mode of civilizationone rooted in a fresh conception of natural law that espouses a political paradigm more appropriate to the dawning age of ecology.
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