Environmental Organizations in Modern Germany

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The book explores the evolution of German environmental organizations from the late 19th century to today, highlighting their resilience through historical challenges such as hyperinflation, war, and authoritarian regimes. It details their responses to significant social movements, including nationalism and anti-nuclear protests, while also addressing their strategies for survival in times of diminished public focus on environmental issues. By applying organizational theories, the author offers a fresh perspective on the motivations and behaviors of these groups, distinguishing them from traditional analyses.