Environmental justice in the Anthropocene : from (un)just presents to just futures /

Bibliographic Details
Corporate Author:	Taylor & Francis
Other Authors:	Ryder, Stacia (Editor), Powlen, Kathryn (Editor), Laituri, Melinda (Editor), Malin, Stephanie A., 1981- (co-editor.), Sbicca, Joshua, 1982- (co-editor.), Stevis, Dimitris (co-editor.)
Format:	eBook
Language:	English
Published:	Abingdon, Oxon ; New York, NY : Routledge, 2021.
Series:	Routledge studies in environmental justice
Subjects:	Environmental justice. Social justice. Sustainable development. Environmental health > Government policy. Minorities > Civil rights. Electronic books.
Online Access:	Connect to the full text of this electronic book

Table of Contents:

Foreword / Christine Winter
Preface / Dimitris Stevis
Part 1. Thinking on the Anthropocene. Introduction: Just Anthropocene?
Chapter 1: Examining the Anthropocene: A contested term in capitalist times
Chapter 2: The selective invisibility of oil and climate injustice in the Anthropocene and beyond
Part 2. EJ as Spatial Justice. Introduction: Conceptualizing Spatial Justice
Chapter 3: Environmental justice and autocracy in eastern Europe: The case of Hungary
Chapter 4: Navigating environmental justice in Chile: The case of Pascua Lama
Chapter 5: Towards socio-ecological inclusion: Scaling up housing innovation in Vienna
Chapter 6: From water insecurity to water injustice: How tourism produces environmental injustice along Nicaragua's "Emerald Coast"
Chapter 7: Jatropha bioenergy in Yucatan, Mexico: An examination of energy justice
Chapter 8: Keeping it local: The continued relevance of place studies for environmental research and praxis
Chapter 9: Determinants of household electricity in Mexico by income level
Chapter 10: Environmental justice and the Sabal Trail pipeline
Chapter 11: Injustices in implementing donor-funded climate change resilience projects in Bangladesh: North-South dichotomy? Part 3. Just Transitions. Introduction: Pursuing Just Transitions: Growing from Seed to Blossom
Chapter 12: Just energy systems: Five questions and countless responses for regenerative energy communities
Chapter 13: Authoritarian environmentalism as just transition? A critical environmental justice examination of state environmental intervention in Northwestern China
Chapter 14: Lessons from Tanzanian forest management: Justice in environmental and climate policy transitions
Chapter 15: Creating a just transition from the ground up
Chapter 16: Contested suburban mobilities: Towards a sustainable urbanism of justice and difference
Chapter 17: Seeds, chemical and stuff: The agency of things in (unjust) agriculture regimes
Chapter 18: "To have a garden is against the system": The revolutionary subjectivity of convivial labor for home kitchen gardeners in San Jose, CA
Part 4. Just Futures. Introduction: Envisioning an equitable and just future
Chapter 19: Enhancing environmental and cultural justice outcomes under the National Environmental Protection Policy Act and the National Historic Preservation Act
Chapter 20: One earth, one species history and one future: Earth justice in the Anthropocene
Chapter 21: A framework for intergenerational justice: Objections and principles
Chapter 22: Conditional freedom: A governance innovation for climate justice
Chapter 23: "Building the Bigger We" for climate justice
Conclusion: The Quest for Environmental Justice.