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ENVIRONMENTAL JUSTICE MOVEMENTS AND GANDHI’S ECOLOGICAL VISION: A STUDY ON HUMAN RIGHTS VIOLATION BY DEVELOPMENTAL PROJECTS IN ODISHA [PDF]
Innovative Issues and Approaches in Social Sciences, 2016 The state continues to be the key institution around which struggles for environmental justice in India are articulated. Its dominant role in the economy and its hierarchical, authoritarian and legitimate role as arbiter of rights and resources, the ...
Braja Kishore Sahoo
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Environmental Justice and Regional Political Ecology converge in the other California
Journal of Political Ecology, 2016 This article illuminates the value of the concept of the region in political ecology and environmental justice studies by presenting three arguments about the role of regions in environmental justice social movements engaged in climate change mitigation ...
Jonathan K. London
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Is there a global environmental justice movement?
The Journal of Peasant Studies, 2016 One of the causes of the increasing number of ecological distribution conflicts around the world is the changing metabolism of the economy in terms of growing flows of energy and materials. There are conflicts on resource extraction, transport and waste disposal. Therefore, there are many local complaints, as shown in the Atlas of Environmental Justice
Martinez-Alier, Joan +3 more
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Connexions entre la justice environnementale, l’écologisme populaire et l’écocitoyenneté
VertigO, 2016 Citizen movements connected to socio-ecological issues are increasing around the world : In the global North and South, people and communities are struggling against mining projects, against mega-projects, for the development of responsible and urban ...
Nayla Naoufal
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Introspecting food movements in Canada: Unpacking tensions towards justice and sustainability
Canadian Food Studies, 2022 Over the past decades there has been a notable growth in community-based food systems projects and successes. Despite these advancements, food insecurity, precarious food work, ecological degradation, and corporate conglomeration in the food sector all ...
Amanda Wilson, Charles Z Levkoe
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Disability Studies Quarterly, 2020 This article brings disability theory and activism into conversation with environmental justice, a conversation that has often been stymied by a fundamental difference in approaching disability.
Julia Watts Belser
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Justice environnementale et biopiraterie : le cas de l’Inde
VertigO, 2019 The aim of this article is to analyze how India has built its arsenal of defense against biopiracy since the ratification of the Nagoya Protocol in 2012.
Jérôme Ballet, Sylvie Ferrari
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VertigO, 2019 Since the early 1990s, environmental justice movements have demonstrated that the environment is a source of injustice, adding to existing inequalities. Repair tools and regulatory and participatory procedures have been developed to provide responses to ...
Caroline Lejeune
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Evolution of the environmental justice movement: activism, formalization and differentiation
Environmental Research Letters, 2015 To complement a recent flush of research on transnational environmental justice movements, we sought a deeper organizational history of what we understand as the contemporary environmental justice movement in the United States. We thus conducted in-depth
Alejandro Colsa Perez +5 more
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When Push Comes to Love: Partnership and Social Justice
Interdisciplinary Journal of Partnership Studies, 2018 Despite major accomplishments of the modern era, the protection of women, children, and the environment remain vulnerable. In response, there has been increasing growth of social justice protests that use social media to express the need for social ...
Margaret Frimoth
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