دانلود کتاب Research Handbook on Law, Environment and the Global South

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Contents
List of contributors
Introduction to the Research Handbook on Law, Environment and the Global South
PART I - QUESTIONING THE CONCEPTS OF DEVELOPMENT AND SUSTAINABILITY
Chapter 1: Intergenerational justice, water rights, and climate change
Chapter 2: Justice, development and sustainability in the Anthropocene
Chapter 3: Neoliberalism, law and nature
Chapter 4: Radical well-being alternatives to development
PART II - ENVIRONMENTAL RIGHTS, ENVIRONMENTAL JUSTICE AND ACCESS TO REMEDIES
Chapter 5: Environmental rights in the Global South
Chapter 6: North-South transboundary movement of hazardous wastes – the Basel Ban and environmental justice
Chapter 7: The Bhopal case: retrospect and prospect
PART III - LAND USE, ACQUISITION AND DISPOSSESSION
Chapter 8: Land rights, poverty, and livelihoods: the case of Ethiopia
Chapter 9: Wildlife conservation and land rights in Kenya: competing or complementary agendas?
Chapter 10: Land-grabs and dispossession in India: laws of value
PART IV - FORESTS: A CONTESTED RESOURCES OR COMMODITY
Chapter 11: Environmental impact assessment in the context of mangrove forest ecosystem management in Bangladesh: a case study of Rampal coal power plant project
Chapter 12: Forests, people and poverty: failing to reform the global development paradigm
Chapter 13: Access to and control over forest resources – the case of the Forest Rights Act, 2006 in India
PART V - INDIGENOUS PEOPLES: RESOURCE USE, CONSERVATION, LIVELIHOODS AND RIGHTS
Chapter 14: Forest rights and tribals in mineral rich areas of India: the Vedanta case and beyond
Chapter 15: Conservation and livelihoods: conflicts or convergence?
PART VI - ENERGY AND THE ENVIRONMENT
Chapter 16: International energy policy for development: human rights and sustainable development law imperatives
Chapter 17: Nuclear energy and liability: an environmental perspective
PART VII - WATER: PRIVATISATION, DEVELOPMENT AND HUMAN RIGHTS
Chapter 18: Realisation of the right to water: lessons from South Africa
Chapter 19: Dams and displacement: the case of the Sardar Sarovar Project, India
Chapter 20: Wastewater reuse in irrigated agriculture in urban and peri-urban India: a farmers’ rights perspective
PART VIII - COMMERCIAL AND INDUSTRIAL USE OF RESOURCES AND EQUITY
Chapter 21: Mining, development and environment in India
Chapter 22: Environment impact assessment in India: contestations over regulating development
Chapter 23: The informal waste sector: ‘surplus’ labour, detritus, and the right to the post-colonial city
Index