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　　The car, and the range of social and political institutions

which sustain its dominance, play an important role in many of the

environmental problems faced by contemporary society. But in order

to understand the possibilities for moving towards sustainability

and 'greening cars', it is first necessary to understand the

political forces that have made cars so dominant. This book

identifies these forces as a combination of political economy and

cultural politics. From the early twentieth century, the car became

central to the organization of capitalism and deeply embedded in

individual identities, providing people with a source of value and

meaning but in a way which was broadly consistent with social

imperatives for mobility. Projects for sustainability to reduce the

environmental impacts of cars are therefore constrained by these

forces but must deal with them in order to shape and achieve their

goals.

1. Introduction: (auto)mobility, ecology, and global

politics

2. Automobility and its discontents

3. Don't stop movin': the pro-car backlash

4. Automobile political economy

5. The car's cultural politics: producing the (auto)mobile

subject

6. Swampy fever, Mondeo man

7. Greening automobility?

8. Conclusions'.

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The car, and the range of social and political institutions which sustain its dominance, play an important role in many of the environmental problems faced by contemporary society. But in order to understand the possibilities for moving towards sustainability and 'greening cars', it is first necessary to understand the political forces that have made cars so dominant. This book identifies these forces as a combination of political economy and cultural politics. From the early twentieth century, the car became central to the organization of capitalism and deeply embedded in individual identities, providing people with a source of value and meaning but in a way which was broadly consistent with social imperatives for mobility. Projects for sustainability to reduce the environmental impacts of cars are therefore constrained by these forces but must deal with them in order to shape and achieve their goals.