FOR A PHILOSOPHY OF ECOLOGY

Juliette Grange

Nature and the environment are at the center of everyone's concerns, but they struggle to enter political discourse in a coherent way. As a protestant and libertarian movement, political ecology lacks a theoretical foundation, prefers ethics declarations to legislative work, and unrealistically denounces technology, science and industry.

Juliette Grange, Professor at the University of Nancy, is a specialist in relations between humanities and political philosophy.