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Progress in Development Studies 11, 1 (2011) pp. 77–86 and their consequences with some of those in the US and Germany. Although not comprehensive, Constructing Civil Society in Japan is a useful introduction to the state of some of the Japanese environmental movements at the turn of the century, as well as to the discipline of environmental sociology. It is written without a lot of technical nomenclature, rendering it accessible to undergraduate students in environmental studies, politics and sociology. Given Hasegawa’s own background – at one point he indicates he has advised an NGO promoting ‘green power’ since 1996 (p. 174) – this book will undoubtedly also appeal to socially engaged individuals around the world.