Dauvergne’s argument is also consistent with the environmental justice tradition “his emphasis on the role of big business in destroying the environment is consistent with the Marxist tradit

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“his argument can be read as a critique of the deregulation and privatization characteristic of neoliberal policies in many countries”
“Dauvergne’s argument is also consistent with the environmental justice tradition
“his emphasis on the role of big business in destroying the environment is consistent with the Marxist tradition that sees capitalism as a system that prioritizes profit over people and the planet
Dauvergne’s main argument in the book is “that big business has contributed to environmental degradation, but it can also be part of the solution to environmental problems”
Regarding the neoliberalism perspective, which emphasizes the importance of free markets, limited government intervention, and the promotion of private enterprise for economic growth and development, Dauvergne’s book can be placed in that tradition because it argues that large companies can be part of the solution to environmental problems through sustainable production and the development of clean technologies”
“Dauvergne’s argument is consistent with the ecological modernization perspective, which emphasizes the need for technological innovation and institutional change to promote sustainability,
Some critics, however, argue that Dauvergne’s analysis is too optimistic about the possibility of big business being part of the solution to environmental problems