The Case for the Green New Deal (Concept and Form)
by Ann Pettifor
Ann Pettifor makes the case for the Green New Deal, exploring its central concept and form. This concise work provides readers with a focused introduction to the proposal’s political, economic, and environmental significance, making it relevant to anyone seeking context for contemporary debates about climate policy and systemic change.
About This Book
The Case for the Green New Deal presents Ann Pettifor’s perspective on the Green New Deal and its underlying rationale.
Focusing on the concept and form of this proposal, the book offers a concise entry point for readers seeking to understand its broader political and economic significance.
It connects environmental concerns with questions about economic organization and public policy.
This work is suited to readers interested in climate policy, progressive economics, and debates about large-scale social change.
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