The German Greens, in their call for a new world order based on ecological considerations, are challenging the basic assumptions of the Left and Right. Their electoral successes make them relevant internationally and their influence is now being felt in Britain, in France in Italy and throughout Europe, as well as in the United States. Green Politics outlines, incisively and clearly, the problems and issues facing the Greens and shows their relevance to the wider world. Although generally in favor of the ideas and values of the Greens, the authors have criticisms to make of their specific proposals and approaches. The results is a book of great depth and insight a realistic look at the Green alternative to 'political as usual'.