Far-right ecologism: environmental politics and the far right in Hungary and Poland

calling for 'the annihilation of caste' (p.180), because 'quite simply, there can be no just sustainability as long as environmental initiatives ignore, condone, or reproduce casteism' (ibid.).This is an insightful book which centres what is often overlooked or obscured in academic, policy, and advocacy spaces: the intersection -and tension -between mainstream sustainability agendas and justice for the marginalised communities who are the backbone of efforts to create the cities of the future.The book is a much-needed intervention for studies of sustainability transitions, circular economy, urban infrastructures, social movements and more.