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- Book Title
- Make It a Green Peace!: The Rise of Countercultural
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- HISTORY
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- 9780199947089
- Subject Area
- Nature, History, Social Science, Political Science
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- Make It a Green Peace! : the Rise of Countercultural Environmentalism
- Item Length
- 6.5 in
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- Oxford University Press, Incorporated
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- Environmental Conservation & Protection, Sociology / General, Modern / 20th Century, Social History, Political Process / Political Advocacy
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- 2013
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- Textbook
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- Hardcover
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- English
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- 1.4 in
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- 9.4 in
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- 23.2 Oz
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- 400 Pages, 398 Pages
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The emergence of Greenpeace in the late 1960s from a loose-knit group of anti-nuclear and anti-whaling activists fundamentally changed the nature of environmentalism - its purpose, philosophy, and tactics - around the world. And yet there has been no comprehensive objective history of Greenpeace's origins - until now. Make It a Green Peace! draws upon meeting minutes, internal correspondence, manifestos, philosophical writings, and interviews with former members to offer the first full account of the origins of what has become the most recognizable environmental non-governmental organization in the world. Situating Greenpeace within the peace movement and counterculture of the 1960s, Frank Zelko provides a much deeper treatment of the group's groundbreaking brand of radical, media-savvy, direct-action environmentalism than has been previously attempted. Zelko traces the complex intellectual and cultural roots of Greenpeace to the various protest movements of the 1950s and 1960s, highlighting the influence of QuakerismNarrating the key campaigns and arguments among the group's early members, Make It a Green Peace! vividly captures all the drama, pathos, and occasional moments of absurd comic relief of Greenpeace's tumultuous first decade.
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Oxford University Press, Incorporated
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0199947082
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9780199947089
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Make It a Green Peace! : the Rise of Countercultural Environmentalism
Format
Hardcover
Language
English
Subject
Environmental Conservation & Protection, Sociology / General, Modern / 20th Century, Social History, Political Process / Political Advocacy
Publication Year
2013
Type
Textbook
Subject Area
Nature, History, Social Science, Political Science
Number of Pages
400 Pages, 398 Pages
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Item Length
6.5 in
Item Height
1.4 in
Item Width
9.4 in
Item Weight
23.2 Oz
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2012-042260
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Reviews
this densely sourced narrative is the definitive independent account, especially of the early years - and is highly readable., "Zelko's deeply researched and well-written book represents an important and invigorating contribution to the historiography of modern environmentalism. Make It a Green Peace!...should encourage more historians to adopt a transnational approach to the subject. The book's impressive research, thoughtful analysis, and accessible prose will entertain and enlighten any reader interested in the history of environmentalism."--Finis Dunaway, Environmental History"Make It a Green Peace! is a valuable addition to the history of twentieth-century environmentalism and the development of a particularly robust form of world civic politics...Greenpeace has been surprisingly underanalyzed by environmental historians; Frank Zelko fills this void...Zelko paints a vibrant portrait of the characters, episodes, and social contexts that defined Greenpeace to 1980. The book will change the way we teach and understand the interplay between the counterculture, the peace movement, global environmentalism, and environmental direct action...[T]his book is the rare scholarly text that is informative, a pleasure to read, and even occasionally funny."--Journal of American History"Readers...will find Make It a Green Peace!...an intimately researched and refreshingly enjoyable read...What stands out most is the magnificent writing. This book has enough excitement to be considered for a television docudrama series...Most chapters have passages that could be mistaken for dramatic fiction, and Zelko has recorded all of the tension, frustration, and comedy that ensue with each turn of events. Many of the core members had radical (and often opposing) views, and Zelko flawlessly captures these dynamics."--Brock Ternes, Environmental Politics"Wonderfully written and deeply researched, at its core Make It a Green Peace! is an institutional history tracing the creation, evolution, and finally establishment of the renowned environmental organization Greenpeace...Zelko tells this story by focusing on the complex relationships among an array of individuals who played a part in Greenpeace's evolution from a grassroots group born out of the anti-nuclear movement of the 1950s into a professionalized environmental organization with thousands of members and a global reach."--Michael Childers, American Historical Review"Early Greenpeace pioneers have written their own entertaining memoirs, but this densely sourced narrative is the definitive independent account, especially of the early years - and is highly readable."--New Scientist"Make it a Green Peace! is the best kind of history. Frank Zelko has managed to write an analysis of the founding and early years of Greenpeace that is both intelligent and very entertaining. Anyone who wants to understand modern environmentalism should read this book."--Kurk Dorsey, author of Whales and Nations: Environmental Diplomacy on the High Seas "This must be the definitive history of Greenpeace. Meticulously researched and immensely readable, it gives us the whole story, from grassroots hippies in Vancouver to global activism. Zelko's book is full of fresh insights about environmental issues, politics and ideas, and the individuals behind the rise of this remarkable international organization."--Christof Mauch, European Society for Environmental History "The story of Greenpeace is both astonishing and important-and Frank Zelko tells the story brilliantly. Make It a Green Peace! is a witty and wise account of one of the defining environmental groups of our time."--Adam Rome, author of The Genius of Earth Day, "The story of Greenpeace is both astonishing and important-and Frank Zelko tells the story brilliantly. Make It a Green Peace! is a witty and wise account of one of the defining environmental groups of our time." --Adam Rome, author of The Genius of Earth Day "Make it a Green Peace! is the best kind of history. Frank Zelko has managed to write an analysis of the founding and early years of Greenpeace that is both intelligent and very entertaining. Anyone who wants to understand modern environmentalism should read this book." --Kurk Dorsey, author of Whales and Nations: Environmental Diplomacy on the High Seas "This must be the definitive history of Greenpeace. Meticulously researched and immensely readable, it gives us the whole story, from grassroots hippies in Vancouver to global activism. Zelko's book is full of fresh insights about environmental issues, politics and ideas, and the individuals behind the rise of this remarkable international organization." --Christof Mauch, European Society for Environmental History, "Readers...will find Make It a Green Peace!...an intimately researched and refreshingly enjoyable read... What stands out most is the magnificent writing. This book has enough excitement to be considered for a television docudrama series... Most chapters have passages that could be mistaken for dramatic fiction, and Zelko has recorded all of the tension, frustration, and comedy that ensue with each turn of events. Many of the core members had radical (and often opposing) views, and Zelko flawlessly captures these dynamics." --Brock Ternes, Environmental Politics "Wonderfully written and deeply researched, at its core Make It a Green Peace! is an institutional history tracing the creation, evolution, and finally establishment of the renowned environmental organization Greenpeace... Zelko tells this story by focusing on the complex relationships among an array of individuals who played a part in Greenpeace's evolution from a grassroots group born out of the anti-nuclear movement of the 1950s into a professionalized environmental organization with thousands of members and a global reach." --Michael Childers, American Historical Review "Early Greenpeace pioneers have written their own entertaining memoirs, but this densely sourced narrative is the definitive independent account, especially of the early years - and is highly readable." --New Scientist "Make it a Green Peace! is the best kind of history. Frank Zelko has managed to write an analysis of the founding and early years of Greenpeace that is both intelligent and very entertaining. Anyone who wants to understand modern environmentalism should read this book." --Kurk Dorsey, author of Whales and Nations: Environmental Diplomacy on the High Seas "This must be the definitive history of Greenpeace. Meticulously researched and immensely readable, it gives us the whole story, from grassroots hippies in Vancouver to global activism. Zelko's book is full of fresh insights about environmental issues, politics and ideas, and the individuals behind the rise of this remarkable international organization." --Christof Mauch, European Society for Environmental History "The story of Greenpeace is both astonishing and important-and Frank Zelko tells the story brilliantly. Make It a Green Peace! is a witty and wise account of one of the defining environmental groups of our time." --Adam Rome, author of The Genius of Earth Day, "Early Greenpeace pioneers have written their own entertaining memoirs, but this densely sourced narrative is the definitive independent account, especially of the early years - and is highly readable." --New Scientist "Make it a Green Peace! is the best kind of history. Frank Zelko has managed to write an analysis of the founding and early years of Greenpeace that is both intelligent and very entertaining. Anyone who wants to understand modern environmentalism should read this book." --Kurk Dorsey, author of Whales and Nations: Environmental Diplomacy on the High Seas "This must be the definitive history of Greenpeace. Meticulously researched and immensely readable, it gives us the whole story, from grassroots hippies in Vancouver to global activism. Zelko's book is full of fresh insights about environmental issues, politics and ideas, and the individuals behind the rise of this remarkable international organization." --Christof Mauch, European Society for Environmental History "The story of Greenpeace is both astonishing and important-and Frank Zelko tells the story brilliantly. Make It a Green Peace! is a witty and wise account of one of the defining environmental groups of our time." --Adam Rome, author of The Genius of Earth Day, "Zelko's deeply researched and well-written book represents an important and invigorating contribution to the historiography of modern environmentalism. Make It a Green Peace!...should encourage more historians to adopt a transnational approach to the subject. The book's impressive research, thoughtful analysis, and accessible prose will entertain and enlighten any reader interested in the history of environmentalism." --Finis Dunaway, Environmental History "Make It a Green Peace! is a valuable addition to the history of twentieth-century environmentalism and the development of a particularly robust form of world civic politics. ... Greenpeace has been surprisingly underanalyzed by environmental historians; Frank Zelko fills this void. ... Zelko paints a vibrant portrait of the characters, episodes, and social contexts that defined Greenpeace to 1980. The book will change the way we teach and understand the interplay between the counterculture, the peace movement, global environmentalism, and environmental direct action. ... [T]his book is the rare scholarly text that is informative, a pleasure to read, and even occasionally funny." --Journal of American History "Readers...will find Make It a Green Peace!...an intimately researched and refreshingly enjoyable read... What stands out most is the magnificent writing. This book has enough excitement to be considered for a television docudrama series... Most chapters have passages that could be mistaken for dramatic fiction, and Zelko has recorded all of the tension, frustration, and comedy that ensue with each turn of events. Many of the core members had radical (and often opposing) views, and Zelko flawlessly captures these dynamics." --Brock Ternes, Environmental Politics "Wonderfully written and deeply researched, at its core Make It a Green Peace! is an institutional history tracing the creation, evolution, and finally establishment of the renowned environmental organization Greenpeace... Zelko tells this story by focusing on the complex relationships among an array of individuals who played a part in Greenpeace's evolution from a grassroots group born out of the anti-nuclear movement of the 1950s into a professionalized environmental organization with thousands of members and a global reach." --Michael Childers, American Historical Review "Early Greenpeace pioneers have written their own entertaining memoirs, but this densely sourced narrative is the definitive independent account, especially of the early years - and is highly readable." --New Scientist "Make it a Green Peace! is the best kind of history. Frank Zelko has managed to write an analysis of the founding and early years of Greenpeace that is both intelligent and very entertaining. Anyone who wants to understand modern environmentalism should read this book." --Kurk Dorsey, author of Whales and Nations: Environmental Diplomacy on the High Seas "This must be the definitive history of Greenpeace. Meticulously researched and immensely readable, it gives us the whole story, from grassroots hippies in Vancouver to global activism. Zelko's book is full of fresh insights about environmental issues, politics and ideas, and the individuals behind the rise of this remarkable international organization." --Christof Mauch, European Society for Environmental History "The story of Greenpeace is both astonishing and important-and Frank Zelko tells the story brilliantly. Make It a Green Peace! is a witty and wise account of one of the defining environmental groups of our time." --Adam Rome, author of The Genius of Earth Day, "Make It a Green Peace! is a valuable addition to the history of twentieth-century environmentalism and the development of a particularly robust form of world civic politics. ... Greenpeace has been surprisingly underanalyzed by environmental historians; Frank Zelko fills this void. ... Zelko paints a vibrant portrait of the characters, episodes, and social contexts that defined Greenpeace to 1980. The book will change the way we teach and understand the interplay between the counterculture, the peace movement, global environmentalism, and environmental direct action. ... [T]his book is the rare scholarly text that is informative, a pleasure to read, and even occasionally funny." --Journal of American History "Readers...will find Make It a Green Peace!...an intimately researched and refreshingly enjoyable read... What stands out most is the magnificent writing. This book has enough excitement to be considered for a television docudrama series... Most chapters have passages that could be mistaken for dramatic fiction, and Zelko has recorded all of the tension, frustration, and comedy that ensue with each turn of events. Many of the core members had radical (and often opposing) views, and Zelko flawlessly captures these dynamics." --Brock Ternes, Environmental Politics "Wonderfully written and deeply researched, at its core Make It a Green Peace! is an institutional history tracing the creation, evolution, and finally establishment of the renowned environmental organization Greenpeace... Zelko tells this story by focusing on the complex relationships among an array of individuals who played a part in Greenpeace's evolution from a grassroots group born out of the anti-nuclear movement of the 1950s into a professionalized environmental organization with thousands of members and a global reach." --Michael Childers, American Historical Review "Early Greenpeace pioneers have written their own entertaining memoirs, but this densely sourced narrative is the definitive independent account, especially of the early years - and is highly readable." --New Scientist "Make it a Green Peace! is the best kind of history. Frank Zelko has managed to write an analysis of the founding and early years of Greenpeace that is both intelligent and very entertaining. Anyone who wants to understand modern environmentalism should read this book." --Kurk Dorsey, author of Whales and Nations: Environmental Diplomacy on the High Seas "This must be the definitive history of Greenpeace. Meticulously researched and immensely readable, it gives us the whole story, from grassroots hippies in Vancouver to global activism. Zelko's book is full of fresh insights about environmental issues, politics and ideas, and the individuals behind the rise of this remarkable international organization." --Christof Mauch, European Society for Environmental History "The story of Greenpeace is both astonishing and important-and Frank Zelko tells the story brilliantly. Make It a Green Peace! is a witty and wise account of one of the defining environmental groups of our time." --Adam Rome, author of The Genius of Earth Day, "Zelko's deeply researched and well-written book represents an important and invigorating contribution to the historiography of modern environmentalism. Make It a Green Peace!...should encourage more historians to adopt a transnational approach to the subject. The book's impressive research, thoughtful analysis, and accessible prose will entertain and enlighten any reader interested in the history of environmentalism."--Finis Dunaway, Environmental History "Make It a Green Peace! is a valuable addition to the history of twentieth-century environmentalism and the development of a particularly robust form of world civic politics...Greenpeace has been surprisingly underanalyzed by environmental historians; Frank Zelko fills this void...Zelko paints a vibrant portrait of the characters, episodes, and social contexts that defined Greenpeace to 1980. The book will change the way we teach and understand the interplay between the counterculture, the peace movement, global environmentalism, and environmental direct action...[T]his book is the rare scholarly text that is informative, a pleasure to read, and even occasionally funny."--Journal of American History "Readers...will find Make It a Green Peace!...an intimately researched and refreshingly enjoyable read...What stands out most is the magnificent writing. This book has enough excitement to be considered for a television docudrama series...Most chapters have passages that could be mistaken for dramatic fiction, and Zelko has recorded all of the tension, frustration, and comedy that ensue with each turn of events. Many of the core members had radical (and often opposing) views, and Zelko flawlessly captures these dynamics."--Brock Ternes, Environmental Politics "Wonderfully written and deeply researched, at its core Make It a Green Peace! is an institutional history tracing the creation, evolution, and finally establishment of the renowned environmental organization Greenpeace...Zelko tells this story by focusing on the complex relationships among an array of individuals who played a part in Greenpeace's evolution from a grassroots group born out of the anti-nuclear movement of the 1950s into a professionalized environmental organization with thousands of members and a global reach."--Michael Childers, American Historical Review "Early Greenpeace pioneers have written their own entertaining memoirs, but this densely sourced narrative is the definitive independent account, especially of the early years - and is highly readable."--New Scientist "Make it a Green Peace! is the best kind of history. Frank Zelko has managed to write an analysis of the founding and early years of Greenpeace that is both intelligent and very entertaining. Anyone who wants to understand modern environmentalism should read this book."--Kurk Dorsey, author of Whales and Nations: Environmental Diplomacy on the High Seas "This must be the definitive history of Greenpeace. Meticulously researched and immensely readable, it gives us the whole story, from grassroots hippies in Vancouver to global activism. Zelko's book is full of fresh insights about environmental issues, politics and ideas, and the individuals behind the rise of this remarkable international organization."--Christof Mauch, European Society for Environmental History "The story of Greenpeace is both astonishing and important-and Frank Zelko tells the story brilliantly. Make It a Green Peace! is a witty and wise account of one of the defining environmental groups of our time."--Adam Rome, author of The Genius of Earth Day, "Zelko's deeply researched and well-written book represents an important and invigorating contribution to the historiography of modern environmentalism. Make It a Green Peace!...should encourage more historians to adopt a transnational approach to the subject. The book's impressive research, thoughtful analysis, and accessible prose will entertain and enlighten any reader interested in the history of environmentalism."--Finis Dunaway, EnvironmentalHistory"Make It a Green Peace! is a valuable addition to the history of twentieth-century environmentalism and the development of a particularly robust form of world civic politics...Greenpeace has been surprisingly underanalyzed by environmental historians; Frank Zelko fills this void...Zelko paints a vibrant portrait of the characters, episodes, and social contexts that defined Greenpeace to 1980. The book will change the way we teach and understand theinterplay between the counterculture, the peace movement, global environmentalism, and environmental direct action...[T]his book is the rare scholarly text that is informative, a pleasure to read, and evenoccasionally funny."--Journal of American History"Readers...will find Make It a Green Peace!...an intimately researched and refreshingly enjoyable read...What stands out most is the magnificent writing. This book has enough excitement to be considered for a television docudrama series...Most chapters have passages that could be mistaken for dramatic fiction, and Zelko has recorded all of the tension, frustration, and comedy that ensue with each turn of events. Many of the core members had radical(and often opposing) views, and Zelko flawlessly captures these dynamics."--Brock Ternes, Environmental Politics"Wonderfully written and deeply researched, at its core Make It a Green Peace! is an institutional history tracing the creation, evolution, and finally establishment of the renowned environmental organization Greenpeace...Zelko tells this story by focusing on the complex relationships among an array of individuals who played a part in Greenpeace's evolution from a grassroots group born out of the anti-nuclear movement of the 1950s into aprofessionalized environmental organization with thousands of members and a global reach."--Michael Childers, American Historical Review"Early Greenpeace pioneers have written their own entertaining memoirs, but this densely sourced narrative is the definitive independent account, especially of the early years - and is highly readable."--New Scientist"Make it a Green Peace! is the best kind of history. Frank Zelko has managed to write an analysis of the founding and early years of Greenpeace that is both intelligent and very entertaining. Anyone who wants to understand modern environmentalism should read this book."--Kurk Dorsey, author of Whales and Nations: Environmental Diplomacy on the High Seas"This must be the definitive history of Greenpeace. Meticulously researched and immensely readable, it gives us the whole story, from grassroots hippies in Vancouver to global activism. Zelko's book is full of fresh insights about environmental issues, politics and ideas, and the individuals behind the rise of this remarkable international organization."--Christof Mauch, European Society for Environmental History"The story of Greenpeace is both astonishing and important-and Frank Zelko tells the story brilliantly. Make It a Green Peace! is a witty and wise account of one of the defining environmental groups of our time."--Adam Rome, author of The Genius of Earth Day, "Wonderfully written and deeply researched, at its core Make It a Green Peace! is an institutional history tracing the creation, evolution, and finally establishment of the renowned environmental organization Greenpeace... Zelko tells this story by focusing on the complex relationships among an array of individuals who played a part in Greenpeace's evolution from a grassroots group born out of the anti-nuclear movement of the 1950s into a professionalized environmental organization with thousands of members and a global reach." --Michael Childers, American Historical Review "Early Greenpeace pioneers have written their own entertaining memoirs, but this densely sourced narrative is the definitive independent account, especially of the early years - and is highly readable." --New Scientist "Make it a Green Peace! is the best kind of history. Frank Zelko has managed to write an analysis of the founding and early years of Greenpeace that is both intelligent and very entertaining. Anyone who wants to understand modern environmentalism should read this book." --Kurk Dorsey, author of Whales and Nations: Environmental Diplomacy on the High Seas "This must be the definitive history of Greenpeace. Meticulously researched and immensely readable, it gives us the whole story, from grassroots hippies in Vancouver to global activism. Zelko's book is full of fresh insights about environmental issues, politics and ideas, and the individuals behind the rise of this remarkable international organization." --Christof Mauch, European Society for Environmental History "The story of Greenpeace is both astonishing and important-and Frank Zelko tells the story brilliantly. Make It a Green Peace! is a witty and wise account of one of the defining environmental groups of our time." --Adam Rome, author of The Genius of Earth Day
Table of Content
Introduction1. Speak Truth to Power2. The Enemies of Anarchy3. The Canadian Crucible4. Don't Make a Wave5. Muroroa, Mon Amour6. Showdown with the Force de Frappe7. Armless Buddhas vs Carnivorous Nazis8. The Reenchanted Whale9. Stop Ahab10. On Thin Ice11. Blood and Death and Sex12. The Paradox of Power: The Birth of Greenpeace InternationalConclusionNotesBibliographyIndex
Copyright Date
2013
Dewey Decimal
333.72
Dewey Edition
23
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Yes
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