Study On The Development History Of The Green Parties From The View Of Environmental Science

This paper collect literature extensively, and absorb the achievements of predecessors, use the theory and method of environmental science and other related disciplines to study the historical process of the Green Party’s formation, development and growth in different. Trying to stage the development history of the Green Party from environmental science’s developmental stages, social background of the Green Party’s rise, the formation and development of the Green Party’s environmental organizations and theories, evolution of the Green Party’s environmental policy and its effects on social change. At the same time, more deeply explore the interaction between the Greens’environmental policy and social practice.The paper is divided into introduction and five chapters. The introduction mainly describes the purpose of the thesis topics, research significance, research methods, innovation and literature review. The second chapter introduces three main stages of development of environmental science:theoretical initiation stage, forming stage and deepening stage. The third chapter explores the Green Party’s rise of social background:including military, political and economic social historical background; new social movement and ecological thought and environmental groups’historical promotion to the Green Party’s formation. The fourth chapter describes the formation and development of the Green Party’s environmental organizations and environmental theories. The fifth chapter focuses on the evolution of the Green Party’s environmental policies and its impact on social change.Green Party’s environmental policy evolves along with the change of social reality, continuously improve and perfect in arduously and tortuously social praxis. Its ideological deepening which forms along with the practice of environmental policy has great impact on social policies such as economic policy, political policy, and diplomatic policy, etc. It shows the interaction between scientific cognition and social practice. The sixth chapter has carried on the comprehensive summary to this thesis.