"Green Politics and Neoliberalism" by David Toke offers an in-depth analysis of the connections between ecological challenges and neoliberal discourses. The author adapts the green critique of the external costs of economic growth and highlights how stress, social division, and excessive competition are interconnected within neoliberal rhetoric. Through a critical discourse analysis, the work examines how environmental issues are shaped and the role that scientists and environmental groups play in this process. Toke's work questions the widespread assumption of the central importance of rational choice analysis in political science, thus providing new perspectives on the interactions between environmental policy and neoliberal ideologies.