Environmental Justice and Racism in Canada: An Introduction

Author(s):

Andil Gosine, Cheryl Teelucksingh

ISBN:

978-1-55239-284-3

Publisher:

Emond Publishing

Page Count:

180

Status:

Available

Publication Date:

May 2008

Subjects:

Environmental Law; Environmental Studies

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This brief overview of environmental justice is the first of its kind in Canada, and a perfect introduction to the topic for courses in sociology, environmental studies, human development, politics, or geography. Combining multiple perspectives that include GIS and technology applications, theories of representation, media analysis, as well as first-person narratives, the authors provide a rich examination of the issues.

“This is an engaging and compelling book which draws on activist struggles and scholarly work to examine environmental justice issues in the Canadian context. It offers theoretical frameworks, practical tools, and real-world cases to help readers make sense of, and intervene in, the world around them.”

— Pablo Bose, University of Vermont/York University

Chapter 1: Environmental Justice: A Brief History
Chapter 2: Constructing Environmental Justice in Canada: Diversity and Multiculturalism
Chapter 3: Geographic Information Systems and Environmental Justice: Tools for Social Change
Chapter 4: Representing Nature and Environmentalism
Chapter 5: Stories Less Told: Canadian Environmental Justice Activists Speak

Index

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Environmental Justice and Racism in Canada: An Introduction

Format: Print
Cover: Softcover
Colour: One Colour
Status: Available
ISBN/ISSN:978-1-55239-284-3

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$54.00