Costa Rica has sold to all of us a green identity--it would be perhaps instructive to see if: 1-the people there agree and what does it mean to them and their behaviors; and 2-how much of it is salespersonship--ie does the rubber hit the road.
Bhutan would be another one to look at. ========================================================== The future is an act of the imagination. (from Ziegler 1987) -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Leonard P. Hirsch Smithsonian Institution New mailing address: 1100 Jefferson Drive SW #3123 PO Box 37012 Q-3123 MRC 705 Washington, DC 20013-7012 1.202.633.4788 1.202.312.2888 fax [EMAIL PROTECTED] >>> stacy vandeveer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 03/11 2:21 PM >>> I agree with Paul. However, I think we should all meet in Costa Rica to confirm this.... At 10:37 AM 3/11/2005 -0800, Paul Steinberg wrote: >Beth, > >I have three suggestions: >Costa Rica, Costa Rica, and Costa Rica. > >Paul > >At 10:47 AM 3/11/2005 -0500, Elizabeth R. DeSombre wrote: >>I have a thesis student who is doing some work with the idea of states >>having a "green identity." Other than our Sprout runner-up, Eckersley >>(The Green State), any suggestion for general readings on the idea that >>states might have green identities? >> >>Beth > > > >-- > >Paul F. Steinberg >Assistant Professor of Political Science >and Environmental Policy >Department of Humanities and Social Sciences >Harvey Mudd College >301 E. 12th Street, Claremont, CA 91711 >tel. 909-607-3840 fax 909-607-7600 >http://www.humsoc.hmc.edu/paulweb/index.html Stacy D. VanDeveer 2003-06 Ronald H. O'Neal Professor Department of Political Science University of New Hampshire Durham, NH 03824 T: 603-862-0167 F: 603-862-0178 E: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
