Webpages tagged with «Social Justice and Sustainability»
Mediation can give greater legitimacy to green transition policies by helping institutions engage conflicts before resistance hardens and, thus, allowing affected communities to shape the choices that transform their lives.
Studying the Global North from the perspective of the Global South exposes how environmental responsibility is often obscured by geographical distance and unequal structures of knowledge production.
European environmental law cannot achieve genuine sustainability transitions without confronting the colonial legacies and power asymmetries embedded in its regulatory frameworks.
The Democratic Republic of Congo’s poverty is not accidental, it is the product of a centuries-long legal architecture built by colonial powers and maintained today through international trade deals, corporate supply chains and deliberate geopolitical destabilisation.
Drawing from an energy justice lens as a starting point of critical reflection, the blog post questions the AI infrastructure developments in Greece and Italy – two European countries united by similar climate and energy conditions.
The success of human rights and environmental due diligence depends on a decentralised enforcement model where a plurality of actors, public and private, have a role to play.
By Xenia Karametaxas, 7 October 2020
By Beate Sjåfjell, 10 July 2020.
By Charlotte Villiers, 8 July 2020
By Lorraine Talbot, 6 July 2020