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URL:https://visions-for-the-future.sites.uu.nl/events/in-person-seminar-st
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SUMMARY:In-Person Seminar: Stuart White
DESCRIPTION:\nLocation and Date: Utrecht University\, Kromme Nieuwegracht 8
 0 - room 1.06. Monday\, 16 February: 15.00 – 17.00. No registration requ
 ired.Inquiries: a.c.moiteirodasneves@uu.nl\n\n\n\nWhat is Green Republican
 ism?\n\n\n\nGreen republicanism is an emerging perspective in contemporary
  republican political theory\, theorised by such as John Barry and Jorge P
 into. This paper aims to clarify and give a preliminary defence of green r
 epublicanism. I suggest that the core of green republicanism is the comple
 mentarity claim: republican politics and green economics are mutually supp
 ortive\, making it compelling to integrate them as green republicanism. Ha
 ving developed the complementarity claim\, the paper considers two challen
 ges to green republicanism: the parochialism claim that republican politi
 cs is too local in focus to address a global green transition\; and the au
 sterity claim that the integration of republican with green commitments (s
 uch as to degrowth or post-growth) revives the long-standing criticism tha
 t republicanism is too austere for modern societies. The paper shows how g
 reen republicanism has resources to respond to both challenges. Throughout
 \, I show also how green republicanism is not only an academic theoretical
  construct but a perspective implicit in green political advocacy (e.g.\, 
 in relation to proposals for a Green New Deal).\n
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