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	Green Party (United States) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Greens emphasize environmentalism, decentralization and local autonomy, in keeping with the Green commitment to non-hierarchical participatory democracy, so it is perhaps not surprising that the strength of the Green Party does not derive from a central national organization.
		John Eder is the highest-ranking Green in the U.S., elected to the Maine House of Representatives in 2002 (and re-elected in 2004).
		In the 2004 presidential election, the candidate of the Green Party of the United States for President was Texas attorney and GPUS legal counsel David Cobb, and its candidate for vice-president was labor activist Pat LaMarche of Maine.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Green_Party_(United_States) (2461 words)

	Green Party of Canada - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		In February 2004, the Green Party of Canada Living Platform was initiated by the Party's former Head of Platform and Research, Michael Pilling, to open the party's participatory democracy to the public to help validate its policies against broad public input.
		Green Party policy writers have challenged this interpretation by claiming that any unintended regressive tax consequences would be fully offset by changes in tax rates and categories as well as an 'eco-tax" refund for those who pay no tax.
		The GPC is a member of the Federation of Green Parties of the Americas and recognized by the Global Greens as representing Canadian Greens federally.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Green_Party_of_Canada (2409 words)

	Green League - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The Green League (Finnish: Vihreä liitto, Swedish: Gröna förbundet), is a green political party in Finland.
		The Greens continued in the next coalition-cabinet, but resigned on May 26, 2002, after the cabinet's decision to allow the construction of a new nuclear plant was accepted in the parliament.
		One of the fourteen Finnish representatives in the European Parliament is Green: Satu Hassi.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Green_League (620 words)

	Green politics (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		Green politics is a body of political ideas the common theme of protecting the natural environment.
		Greens often refer to productivism consumerism and scientism as examples of "grey" views which age ashphalt and obsolete ideas of human organization including globalization of economic relations.
		Most Greens support special policy to empower women especially mothers; to oppose and de-escalate conflicts and stop proliferating technologies in conflict or likely to lead to and such unusual measures as Great Ape personhood to end ape genocide which they see as akin to genocide of primitive human populations e.g.
	www.freeglossary.com /Green_ideology (1171 words)

	Cameroon
		This proliferation of African green parties was a direct consequence of economic and environmental mismanagement under dictatorships, leading to deforestation, desertification, imported toxic wastes, urban squalor, population impoverishment,etc..In these very difficult and pressing circumstances the green parties in Africa were created.
		The ideology underpinning green philosophy can be summed up as a concept of healthy management for a healthy environment in order to promote sustainable development for all layers of society.
		This meeting led to the formation of the African Greens Committee, whose objective was to funnel all the green forces on the continent towards the same goals and to allow them to swap experiences.
	www.global.greens.org.au /cameroon.html (952 words)

	Exiles - Political, and Philosophical Observations
		The Green Party’s "statement of core values" is especially useful to consider because they contain most of the major themes found throughout the green movements.(3) The basis of these core values is justice, a notion upon which the Greens are building their electoral campaign.
		As a result, Green ideology must consider the whole globe its moral community and support, or remain tolerant at least, of multiculturalism and minority groups and new social movements, many of which are subject to oppression or exploitation.
		Green eclecticism and core values may have resulted in a new kind of ideology with its core being "the belief that our ethical relations with non-human nature and the finite character of resources need to be central in political reflections".(31) These ethical relations take the form of the triune justice described above.
	noumenal.net /exiles/greenideology.html (3321 words)

	Green Political Thought (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		In this sense, the radical wing of the green movement is in a position more akin to that of the early liberals than of the early socialists--it is self-consciously seeking to call into question an entire world-view rather than tinker with one that already exists.
		At root, proposes Joe Weston, the green movement's mistake is to refuse a class analysis of society--it 'argues that traditional class divisions are at an end" and uses the concept "industrial society--to distinguish contemporary society from orthodox capitalism;.
		Either way, the nascent green movement was generally presented as a blip on the screen of radical politics, which would, probably, soon disappear and which, certainly, had nothing to say to the left that was worth listening to.
	www.serve.com /ecobooks/books/politics.htm (2537 words)

	pragmatic populist politics (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		Green politics is reaching in these directions, but it has a great deal further to go if it is to begin to touch the deeper roots of modern civilizations schizophrenic and decaying cultural life.
		Green acts as if it accepts as written in stone that a People is best served by those who pursue and win political power.
		A Green agenda that can't be related to by the "salt of the earth" shots itself in the foot.
	ipwebdev.com /hermit/pgplt.html (2162 words)

	Thought You Should Know - Journalists' Green Hysteria
		American greens falsely claimed that this owl was a species and was endangered by logging operations in the Northwest.
		Green activist Randall O'Toole made this abundantly clear when he stated: "Cumulatively the environmental movement is interested in shutting down the [logging] industry", Newsweek, 30/9/91.
		What the Greens have on their side, apart from a hoard of non-thinking dishonest 'journalists', is the little-known fact that there is no strict definition of a species.
	www.tysknews.com /Depts/Environment/journalists_green_hysteria.htm (2422 words)

	Mass murder and green ideology
		Ideology is the foundation stone of every totalitarian structure, whether it be Communism, Nazism or Fascism.
		The ideology rationalises that control and the use of the power needed to enforce it.
		In this respect the greens stand shoulder to shoulder with the Nazis and the Reds.
	www.brookesnews.com /032504greens.html (555 words)

	ET 05/00: ÒGÓ is for Green
		By not calling a Green a Green, you might as well be calling him or her a libertarian, which couldn't be further from the truth.
		The foundation of the Green philosophy is based on ten key values, the first being ecological wisdom and the understanding that human societies are part of nature, not independent of it.
		Green ideology believes that humans, and the corporations that run them, have no "right" to poison their neighbors.
	www.sdearthtimes.com /et0500/et0500s21.html (685 words)

	S/R 16: Green Party Potential Transcends Elections
		Only with the appearance of the Green Party a decade ago did American activists have available a political movement actively organizing around a transformational and contemporary political philosophy on which could be built a broad-based program, movement, and party.
		Because this connection between the traditional and the derived ideology is very much a lived one, as Greens we find ourselves contending, not on some uniform, national slate of issues, but on a wide variety of terrains depending on the political opportunities and on the organizing and issue contexts available in our communities.
		Greens understand that elected government is not the only realm of power—and that it is in fact subordinate to the economic realm and in many ways to the non-elected professional bureaucracy.
	www.greens.org /s-r/16/16-06.html (848 words)

	"Dimensions of Integral Politics", an essay by Greg Wilpert
		This mapping of political ideologies is based on Wilber's general framework and agrees to a large extent with his political analysis, particularly as he outlines it in his introduction to Volume 8 of his collected works.
		One of the very few ideologies that supports transformative change is Marxism, in that it argues that capitalism is merely one stage in the development of society and that anyone who is concerned with the full development of humanity should fight for the next stage, which would be Communism according to Marx.
		Still, considering that the German green movement is one of the strongest in the world, it is legitimate to use this movement as an example of green ideology.
	www.worldofkenwilber.com /wilpert.html (2619 words)

	Federation Of Young European Greens
		The green ideology belongs either to the right or to the left side in the traditional political landscape, but shows an alternative way out of the “bad situation" the old ideologies have got us into.
		In the green ideology individual freedom is an important topic, but we recognize that our own freedom ends where "our next" begins.
		In the green ideology the considerations to fellow human, animals and nature beings are higher than economic growth for some few.
	www.fyeg.org /index.php?option=content&task=view&id=60&Itemid= (502 words)

	A short history of The Greens.
		Generally however, the Green Party of the United States (GPUS) is considered to be a more conservative (mainstream liberal third party) organization and is the one that the Van Buren County Greens and the Green Party of Arkansas are affiliated with.
		These two distinct Green organizations, while sharing values, objectives and goals which engender the creation of a society that is just, sustainable, and in peaceful harmony with the natural world, are to some degree guided by different philosophies.
		Thus the overall Green effort is further enhanced by the addition of measurable energy to the rich diversity that has always been and continues to be a hallmark of overall Green ideology.
	www.gozarks.com /vbcgreens/history (237 words)

	S/R 23: Community-Based Economics: Answers to Respondents (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		A key part of Green ideology is recognition of limits.
		The latter can't be "guaranteed" without positing an overarching world government/world police force, which ideas ought to be anathema to the Greens (who should recognize that one community's idea of economic democracy is another community's idea of inefficiency or regimentation).
		Green economics points in an entirely different direction: toward more local self-sufficiency (though not autarky); toward living more lightly upon the earth; toward valuing deep community rather than high technology or maximal development.
	www.greens.org /s-r/23/23-16.html (1226 words)

	WEBLOG: Ideology and Big Government II
		Ideology and Big Government II The Green Party needs to be careful about falling into a pattern of sounding too much like a liberal or social democratic party, especially around the issue of big government solutions to problems.
		Informally I believe most Greens tend to be appropriately critical of big government, but it's questionable whether or not Greens do a good job of translating those sentiments into policy positions.
		Greens fully agree with the goal of gaining popular control - but we differ with the socialists in regard to the question of how to achieve that goal.
	www.green-horizon.org /blog/archives/2005/10/ideology_and_bi.shtml (1600 words)

	Alternattiva Demokratika - The Green Party (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		The Green Party Chairperson, Dr Harry Vassallo, described the establishment of this regional committee as a "milestone in AD's history as for the first time a regional committee will be permanently working in one particular district.
		In the very recent years foreign residents residing in Gozo understood that a Green ideology is what is needed in order to protect the island from greedy and selfish developers whose impact on the island is having an irreversible effect.
		Returned migrants especially those coming from countries where they became familiar with the Greens ideology, also joined forces consciously to confront in themselves, our organizations, and the Gozitan society, barriers such as class oppression, sexism and homophobia, ageism and disability, which act to deny fair treatment and equal justice under the law.
	www.alternattiva.org.mt /page.asp?p=9877&l=1 (1094 words)

	Australian Greens - WikiGadugi (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		Liberal Party comment on Green's policies: 2004 Election campaign interview with John Howard (see pp5 and6)
		Democrats' views of the Greens: National Press Club speech by Senator Bartlett 28 September 2004
		Greens article about the failed appeal by the Herald Sun
	www.wikigadugi.org /wiki/Australian_Greens (2861 words)

	:: Green movement within the limits of statistical accuracy :: Ukrayinska Pravda
		It is obvious that the Green Party is not equal to “environmental political course” in the eyes of electorate.
		The Green Party then was overburdened by negative store of inconsistency in cooperation with and criticism of the authority, the party list was a compromise between rational (organizational and financial possibilities) and ideal (bearers of green ideology), electoral campaign had mostly the signs of technical competition, not the ideological struggle.
		Today only “old” staff, who have been concerning themselves with green ideology during the last ten years, is left both in the centre and at the local level.
	www.pravda.com.ua /en/news/2005/7/23/632.htm (1695 words)

	Serebella Contents Green ideology---Green Man (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		The colour/color of growing foliage, as well as other plant cells containing chlorophyll; the colour between yellow and blue in the visible spectrum; one of the primary additive colour for transmitted light; the colour obtained by subtracting red and blue from white light using cyan and yellow filters.
		It uses material from the Wiktionary page "Green".
		It uses material from the Wiktionary page "Ideology".
	www.serebella.com /encyclopedia/contains-178092-178139-Green_ideology-Green_Man.html (357 words)

	Open Directory - Society:Politics:Green (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		Green politics' core values are ecological sustainability, and direct democracy.
		Greens are also committed to fairness and non-violence.
		This category is for sites organized around opposition to so-called green ideology, which places environmental protection and regulation at the center of the public policy debate.
	dmoz.org /Society/Politics/Green/desc.html (112 words)

	Global Greens -
		The Fading of the Greens: The Decline of Environmental
		Franklin, M N and W Rüdig (1995), 'On the durability of green politics: Evidence from the 1989 European Election Study', Comparative Political Studies, 28, 409-439.
		Votes for the Green Party and attitudes to green issues in the late 1980s', Journal of Rural Studies, 7, 285-297.
	www.globalgreens.info /literature/rudig/selectedbibliography.html (1154 words)

	Green economic illiteracy and alternative energy
		But this is understandable considering that free market economics presents a major obstacle to green ideology.
		Dr Oakley's point that trying to rely on 'renewable energy' sources would be like returning to the Dark Ages elicited the absurd response that "[e]ntering the 21st century would be a more appropriate description of moving to alternative energy.
		In English so plain that even any pompous self-righteous green can understand it — wind power is dilute and that's where it diseconomies of scale come from.
	www.brookesnews.com /030205greeneconomics.html (1299 words)

	Ecofascism / Fascist Ideology: The Green Wing of the Nazi Party and its Historical Antecedents by Peter Staudenmaier
		This passage recapitulates almost all of the tropes comprised by classical ecofascist ideology: Lebensraum, Heimat, the agrarian mystique, the health of the Volk, closeness to and respect for nature (explicitly constructed as the standard against which society is to be judged), maintaining nature's precarious balance, and the earthy powers of the soil and its creatures.
		The "green wing" of the NSDAP was not a group of innocents, confused and manipulated idealists, or reformers from within; they were conscious promoters and executors of a vile program explicitly dedicated to inhuman racist violence, massive political repression and worldwide military domination.
		The experience of the "green wing" of German fascism is a sobering reminder of the political volatility of ecology.
	www.spunk.org /library/places/germany/sp001630/peter.html (7905 words)

	S/R 33: The Only Thing That Wins...Is Winning (José M. Tirado)
		Greens stand for not just a few policy changes nor for getting a few progressive elected officals in positions of political power; we stand for a new and different system.
		It ruins the long-term credibility of Greens to continually suggest that we go and work for other parties, parties that have consistently moved rightward and whose occasional and incremental movements to the left have only taken place because of titanic pressures from the street when the aspirations of progressives had no visionary electoral outlet.
		José M. Tirado, formerly in the Green Party of California, was a union president at Warner Bros. Pictures, co-founder of the Latino Writers Group, charter-chair of the Colorado Buddhist Alliance for Social Engagement (BASE) and long time activist in the Engaged Buddhism movement.
	www.greens.org /s-r/33/33-18.html (979 words)

	Anti-Green page
		The Green movement is largely a movement that does not believe in science and reason, and often even explicitly rejects it.
		In short, if global warming is happening, the greens need to tell us how we can be rich, developed, consumerist, drive cars, and still avoid global warming.
		is hilarious on the hypocrisy of the modern urban "greens", from the Hollywood celebrities with their private jets to the liberal-left upper middle-class with their regular flights, second homes and multiple foreign holidays.
	markhumphrys.com /anti-green.html (1651 words)

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