This book argues that Nietzsche's will to power provides an account of how values fit into the natural world, challenging Hume indirectly through critical engagement with Kant's idealism. It will be important for scholars of Nietzsche's metaphysics and of the history of philosophy and science more generally.
Focusing on the environmental movement in Australia, this book explores the intersection of social movement theories and non-government organizations with real-world events. It emphasizes non-institutional politics, highlighting the role of informal networks and groups alongside formal NGOs. Through this lens, it offers insights into how grassroots actions and organizational dynamics shape environmental advocacy.