Selected Bibliography, Green Parties

Source: 'Green Politics' course, University of Strathclyde, Glasgow, Scotland
First Semester 2003-2004

By Wolfgang Rüdig, University of Strathclyde, Glasgow, Scotland

Fall 2003

Europe

Bomberg, E. (1998). Green Parties and Politics in the European Union
(London: Routledge).

Bramwell, A. (1994). The Fading of the Greens: The Decline of Environmental
Politics in the West (New Haven: Yale University Press).

Burchell, J. (2002). The Evolution of Green Politics: Interpreting Development

and Change Within European Green Parties (London: Earthscan).

Carter, N. (1999). ‘The Greens in the 1999 European Parliamentary Elections’,
Environmental Politics, 8, 160-167.

Doherty,. B. (1992). ‘The fundi-realo controversy: an analysis of four European
Green parties’, Environmental Politics, 1, 95-120.

Franklin,. M N and W Rüdig (1991), 'The greening of Europe: ecological voting

in the 1989 European elections', Strathclyde Papers on Government and
Politics, No. 82.

Franklin, M N and W Rüdig (1992), 'The green voter in the 1989 European

elections', Environmental Politics, 1, No. 4, 129-159.

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.

Hoffmann-Martinot, V. (1991). 'Grüne and Verts: two faces of European

ecologism', West European Politics, 14, 70-95.

Inglehart, R. (1990). Culture Shift in Advanced Industrial Society (Princeton:
Princeton University Press).

Kitschelt, H. (1988), 'Left-libertarian parties: explaining innovation in competitive party systems', World Politics, 40, 194-234.

Kitschelt, H. (1989). The Logics of Party Formation: Ecological Parties in

Belgium and West Germany, (Ithaca: Cornell University Press).

Kitschelt, H. (1993), 'The green phenomenon in Western party systems', in S
Kamieniecki, ed., Environmental Politics in the International Arena (Albany:

SUNY Press).

Kvistad, G. (1987). ‘Between state and society: Green political ideology in the
mid-1980s’, West European Politics ,10, 211-228.

Lawson, K. and P H Merkl, eds. (1988), When Parties Fail: Emerging
Alternative Organizations (Princeton: Princeton University Press).

Müller-Rommel, F., ed. (1989) New Politics in Western Europe: The Rise and

Success of Green Parties and Alternative Lists (Boulder: Westview Press).

Müller-Rommel, F. (1998). ‘Explaining the electoral success of green parties: a
cross-national analysis’, Environmental Politics, 7, 145-154.

O’Neill, M. (1997). Green Parties and Political Change in Contemporary
Europe: New Politics, Old Predicament. (Aldershot: Ashgate).

Parkin, S. (1989). Green Parties: An International Guide (London: Heretic).

Richardson, D. and C. Rootes, eds. (1995), The Green Challenge: The
Development of Green Parties in Europe (London: Routledge).

Rüdig, W. (1985), ‘The Greens in Europe’ Parliamentary Affairs, 38, 56-72.

Rüdig, W. (1989). ‘Explaining green party development: reflections on a
theoretical framework’ Strathclyde Papers on Government and Politics.

Rüdig, W. and M Franklin (1992), ‘Green prospects: the future of Green parties

in Britain, France and Germany’ in W. Rüdig, ed., Green Politics Two
(Edinburgh: Edinburgh University Press).

Shull, T. (1999). Redefining Red and Green: Ideology and Strategy in European Political Ecology. (Albany, N.Y.: State University of New York Press).

Talshir, G. (2002). The Political Ideology of Green Parties. (Basingstoke:
Palgrave).

Urwin, D. (1990), ‘The wearing of the green: issues, movements and parties’, in D Urwin and W Paterson, eds., Politics in Western Europe Today (Harlow:

Longman).

Britain

Bennie, L G, M N Franklin and W Rüdig (1995), 'Green dimensions: the

ideology of the British Greens', in W. Rüdig, ed., Green Politics Three
(Edinburgh: Edinburgh University Press).

Frankland, E.G. (1990), ‘Does Green politics have a future in Britain? An

American perspective’ in W Rüdig, ed., Green Politics One, (Edinburgh:
Edinburgh University Press).

McCulloch, A. (1988). 'Shades of green: ideas in the British green movement',

Teaching Politics, 17, 186-207.

McCulloch, A. (1992). 'The Green Party in England and Wales: structure and
development: the early years', Environmental Politics, 1, 418-436.

McCulloch, A. (1993). 'The Green Party in England and Wales: branch
organisation and activity', Environmental Politics, 2, 20-39.

Pattie, C J, A T Russell, and R J Johnston (1991), 'Going green in Britain? Votes for the Green Party and attitudes to green issues in the late 1980s', Journal of Rural Studies, 7, 285-297.

Porritt, J. and D Winner (1988), The Coming of the Greens (London: Fontana).
Robinson, M. (1992). The Greening of British Party Politics (Manchester:
Manchester University Press).

Rootes, C A (1991). 'Environmentalism and political competition: the British
Greens in the 1989 elections to the European Parliament', Politics, 11, No. 2,
39-44.

Rootes, C A (1991). 'The greening of British politics?', International Journal of
Urban and Regional Research, 15, 287-297.

Rüdig, W. and M.N. Franklin, (2000). ‘Whatever happened to … the British

Greens’, Unpublished paper.

Rüdig, W. and P Lowe (1986). ‘The "withered" greening of British politics: a
study of the Ecology Party’, Political Studies, 34, 262-284.

Rüdig, W., L G Bennie and M N Franklin (1991), Green Party Members: A
Profile (Glasgow: Delta Publications).

Rüdig, W., M N Franklin, and L G Bennie (1993), 'Green blues: the rise and fall

of the British Greens', Strathclyde Papers on Government and Politics, No. 95.

Rüdig, W., M N Franklin and L G Bennie (1996), 'Up and down with the
Greens: Ecology and party politics in Britain, 1989-1992', Electoral Studies,
15, 1-20.

Germany

Blühdorn, I., F Krause and T Scharf, eds. (1995), The Green Agenda:
Environmental Politics and Policy in Germany. (Keele, Staffs.: Keele

University Press).

Burns, R. and W van der Will (1988). Protest and Democracy in West Germany,
(London: Macmillan).

Capra, F. and C Spretnak (1984), Green Politics (London: Hutchinson).

Frankland, E G and D Schoonmaker (1992). Between Protest and Power: The
Green Party in Germany, (Boulder: Westview Press).

Hoffmann, J. (1999). ‘From a party of young voters to an ageing generation
party? Alliance ‘90/The Greens after the 1998 Federal Elections’,
Environmental Politics, 8, No. 3, 140-146.

Hülsberg, W. (1988). The German Greens, (London: Verso).

Kolinsky, E., ed. (1989), The Greens in West Germany, (London: Berg).

Lees, C. (1999). ‘The Red-Green coalition’, German Politics, 8, 174-194.

Lees, C. (2001). The Red-Green Coalition in Germany. (Manchester: Manchester

University Press).

Markovits, A S and P S Gorski (1993). The German Left: Red, Green and
Beyond. (Cambridge: Polity Press).

Markovits, A S and S J Silvia (1997), ‘Changing shades of green: political
identity and alternative politics in united Germany’, Debatte, 5, No. 1, 49-66.

Mayer, M. and J Ely, eds. (1998), The German Greens: Paradox between

Movement and Party. (Philadelphia: Temple University Press).

Müller-Rommel, F. (1989), 'The German Greens in the 1980s: short-term cyclical protest or indicator of transformation?', Political Studies, 37, 114-122.

Papadakis, E. (1984). The Green Movement in West Germany (London: Croom
Helm).

Parkin, S. (1994). The Life and Death of Petra Kelly (London: Pandora).

Poguntke, T. (1990). ‘Party activists versus voters: are the German Greens losing touch with the electorate?’ in W Rüdig, ed., Green Politics One (Edinburgh:
Edinburgh University Press).

Poguntke, T. (1992). ‘Between ideology and empirical research. The literature on the German Green Party’, European Journal of Political Research, 21, 337-
356.

Poguntke, T. (1992). ‘Unconventional participation in party politics: the

experience of the German Greens’ Political Studies , 40, 239-254.

Poguntke, T. (1993). Alternative Politics: The German Green Party (Edinburgh:
Edinburgh University Press).

Poguntke, T. (1993). 'Goodbye to movement politics? Organisational adaption of the German Green Party', Environmental Politics, 2, 379-404.

Poguntke, T. and R Schmitt-Beck (1994), ‘Still the same with a new name?

Bündnis 90/Die Grünen after the fusion’, German Politics, 3, 91-113.

Roberts, G K (1999). ‘Developments in the German Green Party: 1995-1999’,
Environmental Politics, 8, No. 3, 147-152.

Rüdig, W. ‘Phasing out nuclear power in Germany’, German Politics, 9, 43-80.

Scharf, T. (1994). The German Greens: Challenging the Consensus (Oxford:

Berg).

Wiesenthal, H. (1993). Realism in Green Politics (Manchester: Manchester
University Press).

Zirakzadeh, C E (1997). Social Movements in Politics: A Comparative Study.
(Harlow: Longman). (Chapter on German Greens)

Other countries

Baker, S. (1990). 'The evolution of the Irish ecology movement', in W Rüdig, ed., Green Politics One (Edinburgh: Edinburgh University Press).

Church, C H (1992). 'The development of the Swiss Green Party',
Environmental Politics, 1, 252-282.

Frankland, E G (1995). 'The Austrian Greens: from electoral alliance to political party', in W. Rüdig, ed., Green Politics Three (Edinburgh: Edinburgh

University Press).

Hainsworth, P. (1990). ‘Breaking the mould: the Greens in the French party
system’ in A Cole, ed., French Political Parties in Transition (Aldershot:

Dartmouth).

Hay, P R (1992). 'Vandals at the gate: The Tasmanian Greens and the perils of
sharing power', in W Rüdig, ed., Green Politics Two (Edinburgh: Edinburgh
University Press).

Jamison, A; Eyerman, R and Cramer, J (1990). The Making of the New
Environmental Consciousness: A Comparative Study of the Environmental
Movements in Sweden, Denmark and the Netherlands (Edinburgh: Edinburgh
University Press).

Kitschelt, H. (1990). 'The medium is the message: democracy and oligarchy in
Belgian ecology parties', in W Rüdig, ed., Green Politics One (Edinburgh:
Edinburgh University Press).

Kitschelt, H. and S Hellemans (1990), Beyond the European Left: Ideology and
Political Action in the Belgian Ecology Parties (Durham: Duke Univerity
Press).

Lester, J P and E Loftsson (1993). 'The ecological movement and green parties in Scandinavia', in S Kamieniecki, ed., Environmental Politics in the

International Arena (Albany: SUNY Press).

Lowe, P. (1995). 'Red-Green US style: the rise and demise of the Citizens' Party, 1979-1984', in W. Rüdig, ed., Green Politics Three (Edinburgh: Edinburgh
University Press).

Lucardie, P., G. Voerman and W. van Schuur (1993), 'Different shades of green: a comparison between members of Groen Links and De Groenen',
Environmental Politics, 2, 40-62.

Lucardie, P., J. van der Knoop, W. van Schuur, and G. Voerman (1995),

'Greening the Reds or Reddening the Greens? The case of the Green Left in
the Netherlands', in W. Rüdig, ed., Green Politics Three (Edinburgh:
Edinburgh University Press).

Prendiville, B. (1994). Environmental Politics in France (Boulder: Westview).

Prendiville, B. and T Chafer (1990), ‘Activists and ideas in the green movement in France’ in W Rüdig, ed., Green Politics One (Edinburgh: Edinburgh
University Press).

Rainbow, S. (1992). 'The New Zealand Values Party', in W Rüdig, ed., Green

Politics Two (Edinburgh: Edinburgh University Press).

Rainbow, S. (1992). 'Why did New Zealand and Tasmania spawn the world's first green parties?', Environmental Politics, 1, 321-346.<!-- InstanceEndEditable -->