Sherilyn MacGregor received her PhD from the Faculty of Environmental Studies at York University in Toronto. She is currently a lecturer in the School of Politics, International Relations, and Philosophy at Keele University in the UK.

• Acknowledgments1 Introduction: Earthcare or Feminist Ecological Citizenship?Part One: Theoretical Interrogations2 The Roots and Rhetoric of Ecomaternalism3 Down among the Women: Ecofeminism and Identity Politics at the Grassroots4 From Care to Citizenship: Calling Ecofeminism Back to Politics5 The Problems and Possibilities of Ecological CitizenshipPart Two: Conversations6 Conversations with Activist Women: Towards a Counter-Narrative7 The Private, the Public, and the Planet: Juggling Care and Activism in Daily Life8 Activist Women Theorize the Green Political9 No Motherhood Issue: The Project of Feminist Ecological CitizenshipAppendix: Research Process and MethodsNotesReferencesIndex

Sherilyn MacGregor received her PhD from the Faculty of Environmental Studies at York University in Toronto. She is currently a lecturer in the School of Politics, International Relations, and Philosophy at Keele University in the UK.

• Acknowledgments1 Introduction: Earthcare or Feminist Ecological Citizenship?Part One: Theoretical Interrogations2 The Roots and Rhetoric of Ecomaternalism3 Down among the Women: Ecofeminism and Identity Politics at the Grassroots4 From Care to Citizenship: Calling Ecofeminism Back to Politics5 The Problems and Possibilities of Ecological CitizenshipPart Two: Conversations6 Conversations with Activist Women: Towards a Counter-Narrative7 The Private, the Public, and the Planet: Juggling Care and Activism in Daily Life8 Activist Women Theorize the Green Political9 No Motherhood Issue: The Project of Feminist Ecological CitizenshipAppendix: Research Process and MethodsNotesReferencesIndex

Sherilyn MacGregor received her PhD from the Faculty of Environmental Studies at York University in Toronto. She is currently a lecturer in the School of Politics, International Relations, and Philosophy at Keele University in the UK.

• Acknowledgments1 Introduction: Earthcare or Feminist Ecological Citizenship?Part One: Theoretical Interrogations2 The Roots and Rhetoric of Ecomaternalism3 Down among the Women: Ecofeminism and Identity Politics at the Grassroots4 From Care to Citizenship: Calling Ecofeminism Back to Politics5 The Problems and Possibilities of Ecological CitizenshipPart Two: Conversations6 Conversations with Activist Women: Towards a Counter-Narrative7 The Private, the Public, and the Planet: Juggling Care and Activism in Daily Life8 Activist Women Theorize the Green Political9 No Motherhood Issue: The Project of Feminist Ecological CitizenshipAppendix: Research Process and MethodsNotesReferencesIndex