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Edited by
Richard A. Marcantonio ,
John Paul Lederach  and
Agustín Fuentes
Richard A. Marcantonio
Affiliation:
University of Notre Dame
John Paul Lederach
Affiliation:
Humanity United
Agustín Fuentes
Affiliation:
Princeton University

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Exploring Environmental Violence
Perspectives, Experience, Expression, and Engagement
 , pp. v - vii
Publisher: Cambridge University Press
Print publication year: 2024
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Contents

  1. List of Contributors

  2. Acknowledgments

  3. Environmental Silence: A Century Dedicated to the Nine Million

    john paul lederach

  4. Introducing This Collection

    richard a. marcantonio, john paul lederach, and agustín fuentes

  5. Part IGeographies of Environmental Violence

    1. 1Chornobyl Body Politics: Making Environmental Violence Visible

      nathaniel ray pickett and shannon o’lear

    2. 2Cleaning Our Messes: The Unprotected Workers Keeping Climate Change at Bay

      jessica mcmanus warnell

    3. 3Inuit Nunangat and the Blue Pacific: Counter-mapping and Counter-narrating Indigenous Space in the Arctic and the Pacific Ocean

      lydia schoeppner

    4. 4Prior Consultation in Latin American Extractives: Structural Forces behind Environmental Violence

      maiah jaskoski

    5. 5Radiological 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

  6. Part IICritical Engagement of and with Environmental Violence

    1. 6Sustainable Development: How Its Pursuit Relates to Environmental Violence and Why We Should Replace It with the Concept of Sustainable Life

      alice damiano

    2. 7The Affluence–Technology Connection in the Struggle for Sustainability

      john mulrow, alex jensen, and daniel horen-greenford

    3. 8Epistemic and Environmental Violence in Latin American Environmental Decolonial Thought

      luis peña

    4. 9A Degrowth Perspective on Environmental Violence

      mariam abazeri, john mulrow, shantanu pai, and max ajl

    5. 10Don’t Look Up, Environmental Violence, and Apocalyptic Climate Allegories

      christiana zenner

    6. 11The Normative Environmental Discourse in Pablo Neruda’s Alturas de Macchu Picchu

      santiago navarrete astorquiza

  7. Part IIIEnvironmental Violence Impacts, Responses, Resistance, and Alternatives

    1. 12Environmental Displacement and Political Violence

      angela chesler

    2. 13A Catholic Peacebuilding Response to the Environmental Violence of Mining

      caesar montevecchio

    3. 14Environmental Violence and Agriculture: Incorporating Jacques Ellul’s Theory of Technique and Technological Morality into the Environmental Violence Framework

      paul stock

    4. 15Artistic Witness and Response to Environmental Violence

      antonia sohns

    5. 16Materialistic Lifestyles as Facilitators of Environmental Violence: Can Flow Experiences Offer an Antidote?

      amy isham

  8. Part IVConclusion

    1. Conclusion: Emerging Thoughts and Forging Forward

      richard a. marcantonio, john paul lederach, and agustín fuentes

  9. Index

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