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'Lubarda is one of the most rigorously analytical among a new generation of scholars working on the ideological nexus between the Far Right and environmentalism. While his empirical research reaches into areas neglected by most scholarship, this book is also conceptually innovative and thought-provoking. I highly recommend it.'
Jonathan Olsen, Professor and Chair, Department of Social Sciences and Historical Studies, Texas Woman's University, USA
'I believe Balsa Lubarda's book promises to be a very significant contribution. It applies a fitting theoretical approach to rich empirical research on a topic of growing importance: far right thinking about the environment. He points to themes with popular appeal, that cross-sect the usual rural-urban, social class divides, and moderate-radical divides. He also points to opportunities but also problems of building bridges across the political divide to gather broad support for green measures.'
Arlie Russell Hochschild, Professor Emerita, Department of Sociology, University of California, Berkeley, USA
Jonathan Olsen, Professor and Chair, Department of Social Sciences and Historical Studies, Texas Woman's University, USA
'I believe Balsa Lubarda's book promises to be a very significant contribution. It applies a fitting theoretical approach to rich empirical research on a topic of growing importance: far right thinking about the environment. He points to themes with popular appeal, that cross-sect the usual rural-urban, social class divides, and moderate-radical divides. He also points to opportunities but also problems of building bridges across the political divide to gather broad support for green measures.'
Arlie Russell Hochschild, Professor Emerita, Department of Sociology, University of California, Berkeley, USA