Exploring Environmental Violence
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Exploring Environmental Violence
Perspectives, Experience, Expression, and Engagement
Marcantonio, Richard A.; Lederach, John Paul; Fuentes, Agustin
Cambridge University Press
05/2024
402
Dura
9781009417143
15 a 20 dias
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List of contributors; Acknowledgements; Environmental silence: a century dedicated to the nine million John Paul Lederach; Introducing this collection Richard A. Marcantonio, John Paul Lederach and Agustin Fuentes; Part I. Geographies of Environmental Violence: 1. Chornobyl body politics: making environmental violence visible Nathaniel Ray Pickett and Shannon O'Lear; 2. Cleaning our messes: the unprotected workers keeping climate change at bay Jessica McManus Warnell; 3. Inuit nunangat and the blue pacific-counter-mapping and counter-narrating indige-nous space in the Arctic and Pacific Ocean Lydia Schoeppner; 4. Prior consultation in Latin American extractives: structural forces behind environmental violence Maiah Jaskoski; 5. Radiological risk imposition as environmental violence: a case study of nuclear harms and the limits of legal redress in French Polynesia/Ma'ohi Nui Sonya Schoenberger; Part II. Critical Engagement-of and With Environmental Violence: 6. Sustainable development: how its pursuit relates to environmental violence and why we should replace it with the concept of sustainable life Alice Damiano; 7. The affluence-technology connection in the struggle for sustainability John Mulrow, Alex Jensen and Daniel Horen-Greenford; 8. Epistemic and environmental violence in Latin American environmental decolonial thought Luis Pena; 9. A degrowth perspective on environmental violence Mariam Abazeri, John Mulrow, Shantanu Pai and Max Ajl; 10. 'Don't look up,' environmental violence and apocalyptic climate allegories Christiana Zenner; 11. The normative environmental discourse in pablo neruda's "alturas de macchu picchu" Santiago Navarrete Astorquiza; Part III. Environmental Violence Impacts, Responses, Resistance and Alternatives: 12. Environmental displacement and political violence Angela Chesler; 13. A catholic peacebuilding response to the environmental violence of mining Caesar Montevecchio; 14. Environmental violence and agriculture: incorporating jacques ellul's theory of technique and technological morality to the environmental violence framework Paul Stock; 15. Artistic witness and response to environmental violence Antonia Sohns; 16. Materialistic lifestyles as facilitators of environmental violence: can flow experiences offer an antidote? Amy Isham; Part IV. Conclusion: Conclusion Richard A. Marcantonio, John Paul Lederach and Agustin Fuentes.
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List of contributors; Acknowledgements; Environmental silence: a century dedicated to the nine million John Paul Lederach; Introducing this collection Richard A. Marcantonio, John Paul Lederach and Agustin Fuentes; Part I. Geographies of Environmental Violence: 1. Chornobyl body politics: making environmental violence visible Nathaniel Ray Pickett and Shannon O'Lear; 2. Cleaning our messes: the unprotected workers keeping climate change at bay Jessica McManus Warnell; 3. Inuit nunangat and the blue pacific-counter-mapping and counter-narrating indige-nous space in the Arctic and Pacific Ocean Lydia Schoeppner; 4. Prior consultation in Latin American extractives: structural forces behind environmental violence Maiah Jaskoski; 5. Radiological risk imposition as environmental violence: a case study of nuclear harms and the limits of legal redress in French Polynesia/Ma'ohi Nui Sonya Schoenberger; Part II. Critical Engagement-of and With Environmental Violence: 6. Sustainable development: how its pursuit relates to environmental violence and why we should replace it with the concept of sustainable life Alice Damiano; 7. The affluence-technology connection in the struggle for sustainability John Mulrow, Alex Jensen and Daniel Horen-Greenford; 8. Epistemic and environmental violence in Latin American environmental decolonial thought Luis Pena; 9. A degrowth perspective on environmental violence Mariam Abazeri, John Mulrow, Shantanu Pai and Max Ajl; 10. 'Don't look up,' environmental violence and apocalyptic climate allegories Christiana Zenner; 11. The normative environmental discourse in pablo neruda's "alturas de macchu picchu" Santiago Navarrete Astorquiza; Part III. Environmental Violence Impacts, Responses, Resistance and Alternatives: 12. Environmental displacement and political violence Angela Chesler; 13. A catholic peacebuilding response to the environmental violence of mining Caesar Montevecchio; 14. Environmental violence and agriculture: incorporating jacques ellul's theory of technique and technological morality to the environmental violence framework Paul Stock; 15. Artistic witness and response to environmental violence Antonia Sohns; 16. Materialistic lifestyles as facilitators of environmental violence: can flow experiences offer an antidote? Amy Isham; Part IV. Conclusion: Conclusion Richard A. Marcantonio, John Paul Lederach and Agustin Fuentes.
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