Human Rights and the Environment: Conflicts and Norms in a Globalizing WorldLyuba Zarsky Earthscan, 2012 - 297 من الصفحات The impact of environmental damage on human rights - civil, political or welfare and labour rights - is becoming ever-more widely appreciated and has direct bearing on the behaviour of companies and their norms of conduct. In this volume, contributors draw on the tools and insights of a range of disciplines, including law, anthropology, economics, geography and social science, to analyze the issues and show how new standards that protect rights and liberties can be established. |
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Conflicts Ethics and Globalization | 1 |
Integrating Human Rights and Environmental Ethics | 6 |
Conflicts Over Mineral and Oil Development | 55 |
Conflicts Over Development Strategies | 120 |
Conflicts Over Land Rights | 217 |
Conclusion | 256 |
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