Power, justice and the environment : a critical appraisal of the environmental justice movement.
Pellow, David Naguib Ed.
Power, justice and the environment : a critical appraisal of the environmental justice movement. Book - London MIT Press 2005 - ix,339p.
Acknowledgments vii IPower, Justice, and the Environment: Toward Critical Environmental Justice Studies 1 ' David Naguib Fellow and Robert J. Bridle 1 Environmental Equality and Justice: Progress or Retreat? 2A Brief Comparison of the Civil Rights Movement and the Environmental Justice Movement 23 Banyan Bryant and Elaine Hockman 3The Half-Life of the Environmental Justice Erame: Innovation, Diffusion, and Stagnation 37 Robert Benford 4Mission Impossible? Environmental Justice Activists' Collaborations with Professional Environmentalists and with Academics 55 Sherry Cable, Tamara Mix, and Donald Hastings 5Who Wins, Who Loses? Understanding Outcomes of Environmental Injustice Struggles 77 Melissa Toffolon-Weiss and Timmons Roberts 6The Environmental Justice Movement: An Activist's Perspective 91 Carl Anthony II New Strategies for Achieving Environmental Justice 7Race and Power: An Introduction to Environmental Justice Energy Activism 101 ' Julie S?,e 8Food and Justice: The Critical Link to Healthy Communities 117 Orrin Williams 9Autonomy, Equity, and Environmental Justice 131 Devon G. Pena 10 Environmental Justice and the Legal System 153 Holly D. Gordon and Keith 1. Harley 11 The States' Comprehensive Approach to Environmental Justice 171 Nicholas Targ 12 The Health Politics of Asthma: Environmental Justice and Collective Illness Experience 185 Phil Brown, Brian Mayer, Stephen Zavestoski, Theo Luebke, Joshua Mandelbaum, and Sabrina McCormick 13 Whose Environmental Justice? An Analysis of the Governance Structure of Environmental Justice Organizations in the United States 205 Robert J. Brulle and Jonathan Essoka 14 Collaborative Models to Achieve Environmental Justice and Healthy Communities 219 Charles Lee III Environmental Justice and the Challenge of Globalization 15 South African Perspectives on Transnational Environmental Justice Networks 253 Heeten Kalan and Bobby Peck 16 The Pen Is Mightier Than the Sword: Global Environmental Justice One Letter at a Time 265 Paula Palmer 17 Between Economic Justice and Sustainability 277 Cheryl Margoluis 18 The Future of Environmental Justice Movements 293 Robert J. Brulle and David Naguib Pellow References 301 About the Authors 329 Series List 333 Index 335
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Power, justice and the environment : a critical appraisal of the environmental justice movement. Book - London MIT Press 2005 - ix,339p.
Acknowledgments vii IPower, Justice, and the Environment: Toward Critical Environmental Justice Studies 1 ' David Naguib Fellow and Robert J. Bridle 1 Environmental Equality and Justice: Progress or Retreat? 2A Brief Comparison of the Civil Rights Movement and the Environmental Justice Movement 23 Banyan Bryant and Elaine Hockman 3The Half-Life of the Environmental Justice Erame: Innovation, Diffusion, and Stagnation 37 Robert Benford 4Mission Impossible? Environmental Justice Activists' Collaborations with Professional Environmentalists and with Academics 55 Sherry Cable, Tamara Mix, and Donald Hastings 5Who Wins, Who Loses? Understanding Outcomes of Environmental Injustice Struggles 77 Melissa Toffolon-Weiss and Timmons Roberts 6The Environmental Justice Movement: An Activist's Perspective 91 Carl Anthony II New Strategies for Achieving Environmental Justice 7Race and Power: An Introduction to Environmental Justice Energy Activism 101 ' Julie S?,e 8Food and Justice: The Critical Link to Healthy Communities 117 Orrin Williams 9Autonomy, Equity, and Environmental Justice 131 Devon G. Pena 10 Environmental Justice and the Legal System 153 Holly D. Gordon and Keith 1. Harley 11 The States' Comprehensive Approach to Environmental Justice 171 Nicholas Targ 12 The Health Politics of Asthma: Environmental Justice and Collective Illness Experience 185 Phil Brown, Brian Mayer, Stephen Zavestoski, Theo Luebke, Joshua Mandelbaum, and Sabrina McCormick 13 Whose Environmental Justice? An Analysis of the Governance Structure of Environmental Justice Organizations in the United States 205 Robert J. Brulle and Jonathan Essoka 14 Collaborative Models to Achieve Environmental Justice and Healthy Communities 219 Charles Lee III Environmental Justice and the Challenge of Globalization 15 South African Perspectives on Transnational Environmental Justice Networks 253 Heeten Kalan and Bobby Peck 16 The Pen Is Mightier Than the Sword: Global Environmental Justice One Letter at a Time 265 Paula Palmer 17 Between Economic Justice and Sustainability 277 Cheryl Margoluis 18 The Future of Environmental Justice Movements 293 Robert J. Brulle and David Naguib Pellow References 301 About the Authors 329 Series List 333 Index 335
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