
International Environmental Justice : Competing Claims and Perspectives.
Title:
International Environmental Justice : Competing Claims and Perspectives.
Author:
Gordon, Frederick D.
ISBN:
9781906799403
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1 online resource (176 pages)
Series:
Advanced Topics in Environmental Science
Contents:
1.1 INTRODUCTION -- 1.2 INTERNATIONAL FOCUS AND TERMINOLOGY USED -- 1.3 DOMESTIC PERSPECTIVE -- 1.4 THE ADVENT OF THE MODERN ENVIRONMENTAL MOVEMENT -- 1.5 EMERGENCE OF THE ENVIRONMENTAL JUSTICE MOVEMENT -- 1.6 GOVERNMENT RESPONSE TO ENVIRONMENTAL JUSTICE -- 1.7 ENVIRONMENTAL JUSTICE INTO THE 21st CENTURY -- 1.8 ALIGNING ENVIRONMENTAL JUSTICE AND THE EJM -- 1.9 INTERNATIONAL ENVIRONMENTAL JUSTICE -- 1.10 FRAMEWORK -- 1.10.1 Theory -- 1.10.2 Book sequence -- ENDNOTES -- REFERENCES -- Block and Whitehead 1999 -- Boyd 2010 -- Bryant and Mohai 1992 -- Bullard 1983 -- Bullard 1990 -- Bullard 2008 -- Carruthers and Rodriguez 2009 -- Cart 2010 -- Commoner 1992 -- Diamond 1999 -- Dowie 2009 -- Downy et al. 2008 -- Faber and Krieg 2001 -- Foreman 1998 -- Gordon 2008 -- Johnston 2011 -- Kubasek and Silverman 2002 -- Mohai and Bryant 1992 -- Naguib and Brulle 2005 -- Pellow 2004 -- Russell 1989 -- Schlosberg 2004 -- Schlosberg 2007 -- Scott 2010 -- Shabecoff 1993 -- Szasz 1994 -- Thomson 2004 -- United Church of Christ Commission for Racial Justice 1987 -- US General Accounting Office 1983 -- Webber 2002 -- 2.1 A GRASSROOTS VIEW OF ENVIRONMENTAL JUSTICE IN THE UNITED STATES -- 2.2 ENVIRONMENTAL JUSTICE AND THE CENTRAL COAST: AN ANALYSIS OF ENVIRONMENTAL JUSTICE IN TWO CENTRAL COAST COUNTIES -- 2.3 SOUTH OXNARD: DEVELOPING AN EXPANDING GRASSROOTS AGENDA FOR ENVIRONMENTAL JUSTICE -- Table 2.1 -- Table 2.2 -- Figure 2.1 -- 2.3.1 Developing a green economy -- Table 2.3 -- Table 2.4 -- 2.3.2 Affordable and safe housing -- 2.3.3 Transportation access and safety -- 2.3.4 A healthy learning environment: food access and health issues -- 2.3.5 Access to public spaces and open space and preserving farm land -- 2.3.6 Political representation and civic engagement.
2.4 CONCLUSION: IN CALIFORNIA'S CENTRAL COAST AND THE UNITED STATES, IMMIGRANTS ARE PLAYING A KEY ROLE IN DEFINING AND ADDRESSI -- References -- California Air Resources Board 2001 -- California Center for Public Health Advocacy 2004 -- California Department of Education 2008 -- California Department of Finance 2010 -- California Highway Patrol 2004 -- City of Oxnard 2009 -- US Census Bureau 2000 -- US Census Bureau 2010 -- US Department of Energy 2009 -- US Environmental Protection Agency 2008 -- 3.1 Broken Hill Proprietary Billiton's LNG Plans -- 3.2 OLNGM ORGANISERS AND ORGANISATION STRATEGY -- 3.2.1 The OLNGM frame -- 3.2.2 OLNGM organising -- 3.3 2003-2007: CYCLE OF THE ANTI-LNG MOVEMENT -- 3.3.1 2007 - OLNGM winds up for the finale -- 3.3.2 The showdown - the three crucial LNG Certification meetings in April 2007 -- 3.4 OLNGM STRATEGY OVERVIEW -- 3.5 Summary -- ENDNOTES -- References -- Bullard 1993 -- Bullard 2005 -- CMTA 2004 -- EPA (Environmental Protection Agency) 1998 -- Faber 1998 -- Heede 2006 -- Lichtermann 1996 -- Schlosberg 2007 -- Snow et al. 1986 -- Szasa 1994 -- Tarrow 1996 -- Tarrow 1998 -- Taylor 2000 -- Tindall 2002 -- United Church of Christ 1987 -- Newspaper articles -- Chawkins 2004a -- Chawkins 2004b -- Herdt 2005 -- Laetz 2005 -- Lascher 2006 -- Moore 2004 -- Singer 2007 -- Wiebe 2005 -- Interviews -- 4.1 INTRODUCTION -- Case study -- 4.2 OCEAN CURRENTS AND PLASTIC -- Figure 4.1 -- 4.3 ECOLOGY OF THE AREA -- 4.4 HISTORY OF THE PEOPLE -- 4.5 DEVELOPMENT IN TULUM -- 4.6 ENVIRONMENTAL JUSTICE ISSUES -- 4.7 FORCES AFFECTING INDIGENOUS PEOPLE -- 4.8 HOW TO ENGAGE AND INSPIRE YOUTH -- 4.9 COLLABORATION -- REFERENCES -- Amigos de Sian Ka'an 2011 -- Andrade and Barton 2000 -- Blake 2012 -- Brooks and Niiler 1977 -- CESiaK 2011 -- Coats 1992 -- Coco Tulum 2011 -- Dagger 2010 -- Escolero Fuentes 2007 -- Fash 1993 -- Fratantoni 2001.
Gordon 1967 -- Gulden 2009 -- Gyory et al. 2008a -- Gyory et al. 2008b -- Gyory et al. 2008c -- Harrison et al. 1999 -- Hausman 2009 -- Hofmann and Worley 1986 -- INEGI (Instituto Natcional de Estadistica, Geografia e Informatica) 2002 -- Johns et al. 2002 -- Kinder 1983 -- Law et al. 2010 -- Lee and Mayer 1977 -- LiMPETS 2010 -- LocoGringo 2003 -- Lutz et al. 2000 -- Meacham 2007 -- Molinari and Morrison 1988 -- Morrison and Smith 1990 -- Murphy et al. 1999 -- NOAA 2011 -- NOAA 2012 -- Nowlin and McLellan 1967 -- Ochoa et al. 2001 -- Roemmich 1981 -- Schele and Freidel 1992 -- Tampieri 2006 -- Tate 1992 -- Wabnitz and Nichols 2010 -- Weil 2011 -- Wust 1964 -- Yucatan Today 2008 -- 5.1 'THE DEVIL'S EXCREMENT' -- 5.2 PETROLEUM EXTRACTION FROM AN INTERNATIONAL ENVIRONMENTAL JUSTICE PERSPECTIVE -- 5.3 A TALE OF THREE VILLAGES -- 5.4 THE ORIENTE AND THE HUAORANI -- 5.5 Part One: Oryx's Seismic Exploration -- 5.5.1 Sharing among the Huaorani -- 5.5.2 Dietary intake: food categories -- Figure 5.1 -- 5.5.3 Dietary intake: food providers -- Figure 5.2 -- 5.5.4 Inter-household sharing before and after community development -- 5.6 PART TWO: RETURN TO NORMALCY? -- 5.7 PART THREE: LIVING ALONG THE OIL ROAD IN GARENO -- 5.7.1 The feria: oil company-facilitated market access -- Figure 5.3 -- 5.7.2 Roads, markets and trade-offs -- Table 5.1 -- Table 5.2 -- 5.7.3 Household economics: comparison of Quehueiri-ono and Gareno -- Figure 5.4 -- 5.8 CONCLUSIONS -- Figure 5.5 -- Acknowledgements -- Endnote -- References -- Agrawal and Gibson 2001 -- Agyeman et al. 2002 -- Almeida and Proaño 2008 -- Beckerman et al. 2009 -- Bullard 1994 -- CESR (Center for Economic and Social Rights) 1994 -- Cepek 2008 -- Cole and Foster 2001 -- Ejikeme 2010 -- Faber 1998 -- Finer et al. 2008 -- Finer et al. 2009 -- FAO (Food and Agriculture Organization) 2005 -- Hall 1992 -- Hames 1990.
Herbert 2010 -- Herrera-Macbryde and Neill 1997 -- Holt et al. 2004 -- Hurtig and San Sebastián 2002 -- Kane 1993 -- Kane 1994 -- Kane 1995 -- Kimerling 1991a -- Kimerling 1991b -- Kimerling 1993 -- Kimerling 1996 -- Larrick et al. 1979 -- Lu 1999 -- Lu 2007 -- Mapstone 2009 -- Marx 2010 -- Miller 2003 -- Myers et al. 2000 -- New York Times 2010 -- Nossiter 2010 -- Oryx 1997 -- Rival 1998 -- Rival 2002 -- Robarchek and Robarchek 1998 -- Roberts 2007 -- San Sebastián and Hurtig 2004 -- Sandoval 1992 -- Sandweiss 1998 -- Sawyer 2004a -- Sawyer 2004b -- Solano 2012 -- Watts 2008 -- Yost 1981 -- Yost 1992 -- 6.1 INTRODUCTION -- 6.2 ENVIRONMENTAL EQUITY IN COMMUNITY FORESTRY -- 6.3 COMMUNITY FORESTRY IN NEPAL -- Figure 6.1 -- 6.4 RESEARCH METHODS -- 6.5 RESULTS -- 6.5.1 Forest users -- Figure 6.2 -- Table 6.1 -- 6.5.2 State forestry officials -- 6.5.3 Other key stakeholders: NGO, university and business -- 6.5.4 International Agencies and Bilateral Projects (IABP) -- 6.6 DISCUSSION -- 6.6.1 Sociocultural circumstances -- 6.6.2 The politics of CF -- 6.7 CONCLUSION: TOWARDS ENVIRONMENTAL EQUITY IN NEPALESE CF -- ENDNOTES -- REFERENCES -- Adhikari and Lovett 2006 -- Agarwal 2001 -- Agarwal 2009 -- Agyeman and Evans 2004 -- Arnstein 1969 -- Bhattacharya et al. 2010 -- Bull and White 2002 -- Bullard and Johnson 2000 -- Cernea 1993 -- Colfer 2005 -- CPFD 2001 -- CPFD 2008 -- Deutsch 2000 -- Dhakal and Masuda 2009 -- Dobson 1998 -- Dressler et al. 2010 -- ESRC GEC Programme 2001 -- FAO 1978 -- Fisher 1989 -- Fisher 2010 -- Galston 1986 -- Gilmour and Fisher 1991 -- Herring 1983 -- HMGN 1989 -- Iversen et al. 2006 -- Kanel 2005 -- Larson and Ribot 2004 -- Li 2002 -- Lind and Earley 1992 -- Lkeme 2003 -- Mahanty et al. 2006 -- Malla et al. 2003 -- Maskey et al. 2006 -- McDermott 2009 -- Messerschmidt 1981 -- Nelson and Wright 1995 -- Nightingale 2011.
Norman 1999 -- Nozick 1974 -- Ojha 2008 -- Ostrom 1990 -- Paavola and Adger 2002 -- Pandit and Bevilacqua 2011 -- Parfit 1991 -- Pulhin and Dressler 2009 -- Rawls 1971 -- Raz 1986 -- Ribot 2003 -- Ringquist 1998 -- Sarin et al. 2003 -- Sen 1999 -- Shrestha and McManus 2005 -- Shrestha and McManus 2007 -- Shrestha and McManus 2008 -- Sikor 2006 -- Sunderlin 2006 -- Taylor 1988 -- Thoms 2008 -- Timsina 2003 -- Walzer 1983 -- WRI (World Resources Institute) 2005 -- 7.1 INTRODUCTION -- 7.2 ENVIRONMENTAL JUSTICE -- 7.3 INTERNATIONAL ENVIRONMENTAL JUSTICE -- 7.4 NEOFUNCTIONAL THEORY -- 7.5 LESOTHO-SOUTH AFRICAN RELATIONS -- 7.6 UNDERSTANDING TRADITIONAL WAYS OF LIFE -- 7.7 LESOTHO HIGHLANDS WATER PROJECT -- 7.7.1 LHWP benefits -- 7.7.2 LHWP detriments -- 7.7.3 Re-evaluating the LHWP -- 7.8 INTERNATIONAL ENVIRONMENTAL JUSTICE AND THE LHWP -- 7.8.1 Lesotho in 2011 -- 7.9 CONCLUSION -- ENDNOTES -- REFERENCES -- Balassa and Stoutjesdyk 1975 -- Bond 2005 -- Braun 2008 -- Chavis 1993 -- Davies 1994 -- Detter and Gunneweg 1994 -- Epprecht 2000 -- Gleick 1999 -- Gordon 1981 -- Gordon 2008 -- Haas 1971 -- Haas et al. 2010 -- Haarlov 1988 -- Hassan 2002 -- LHDA (Lesotho Highlands Development Authority) 1986 -- Lowry 2002 -- Mitrany 1943 -- Panel of Environmental Experts 1989 -- Panel of Environmental Experts 1991 -- Panel of Environmental Experts 1993 -- Panel of Environmental Experts 1994 -- Panel of Environmental Experts 1995 -- Panel of Environmental Experts 1997 -- Pepperell and Roopchund 2009 -- Scott 2010 -- Showers 2005 -- Stewart and McCarthy 1995 -- Thamae and Pottinger 2006 -- Tilt et al. 2009 -- United Nations 2003 -- 8.1 THE DEVELOPMENT OF INTERNATIONAL LAW -- 8.2 INTERNATIONAL ENVIRONMENTAL LAW -- 8.3 INDIGENOUS RIGHTS IN INTERNATIONAL LAW -- 8.4 THE RIGHTS OF PEOPLES TO SELF-DETERMINATION -- 8.5 CULTURAL INTEGRITY.
8.6 BIOLOGICAL AND ECOLOGICAL INTEGRITY.
Abstract:
Environmental justice encompasses the fair treatment and meaningful involvement of all people - regardless of race, class or colour - with respect to the development, implementation and enforcement of environmental laws, regulations and policies that could negatively impact their lifestyles. The focus of this volume is to offer a critical perspective, which advances the idea that environmental management and human rights are inherently interrelated. This book offers a unique angle on this complex topic by providing an understanding of environmental justice from both a United States and an international perspective. Each chapter covers a different case study that examines people and groups who have been unfairly exposed to unreasonable environmental conditions in different parts of the world. Essential reading for those with an interest in the social impact of environmental issues, this book also will be of benefit to environmental planners and regulatory bodies. The book's approach is interdisciplinary and features cross-curriculum perspectives including anthropological, business, sociological and cultural viewpoints.
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