This lecture offers a theory of twenty-first century electoral success by the Greens, based on their foundational involvement in the last wave of electoral reform activism.

This lecture, based in BC, covers the highly similar yet very substantial changes in North American Green Parties in the 1990s.

We examine the 1980s in Green politics and the ways in which Germany became the global centre of gravity for Greens.

This class discusses the emergence of limits to growth discourse, bioregionalism and the first proto-Green parties of the 1970s.

This lecture discusses the emergence of the modern environmental movement in the 1970s and the subsequent era of effective multilateral international environmentalism.

We discuss post-war society and the forces that will coalesce into the environmental movement in the 1970s.

This episode covers the period from 1892-193 and the ways in which the new meta-ideology of progressivism shaped environmental thought.

We cover the emergence of the environmental movement out of the larger Seeker movement in the nineteenth century.

This lecture discusses the pre-eighteenth-century environment of colonial North America and demographic challenges produced by the Virgin Soil Epidemics.

In this introductory class, the instructor describes Indigenous and European environmental thought prior to their encounter.