A research annual providing an international and interdisciplinary forum for the academic discussion of green policies. It encompasses party and non-party manifestations and covers the analysis of ecological movements, green parties, green political thought and the development of green policies.

The greening of the Tories - the Conservative Party and the environment, Andrew Flynn and Philip Lowe
green prospects - the future of green parties in Britain, France and Germany, Wolfgang Ruedig and Mark N. Franklin
alliance patterns of the European environmental movement, Russell J. Dalton
vandals at the gate - the Tasmanian greens and the perils of sharing power, P.R. Hay
the New Zealand Values Party - challenging the poverty of progress 1972-1989, Stephen Rainbow
the birth of green politics in Brazil - exogenous and endogenous factors, Jose Augusto Padua
chaos as an explanation of the role of environmental groups in Eastern European politics, Barbara Jancar
comparing green parties, Wolgang Ruedig
developing green political theory, Adrian Atkinson
green reflections and sustainable visions, Daniel Neal Graham
the ubiquity of the environment - comments on a recent upsurge of environmental directories, Eleanor McDowell
book reviews.