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Environment and human rights

By:

Kothari Ashish

Contributor(s):

Patel Anuprita

Publication details: New Delhi National Human Rights Commission 2012Edition: 2nd RepDescription: 116pSubject(s):

1. Environment - human rights2. Natural resources

DDC classification:

344.046 KOT

Contents:

Introduction Environment as A Basic Human; History of Natural Resource Use in India; The Constitutional and Legal Context; The Roots of the Environmental, Crisis; The International Context; Forests and Forest Dwellers; Commercialisation and Neglect of Common Property Regimes; Protected Areas and Local Communities; Grazing Lands and Graziers; Agricultural Lands and Farmers; Wetlands, Coasts and Fisher folk; Development' vs Environment and Livelihoods; Mining; Large Dams; Industrialisation: Haphazard and Toxic Development; Nuclear Power and Nuclearisation; The Working Environment; 'Natural' Disasters; Bio piracy and Patenting; Urbanisation; What are the Alternatives? Resistance; Revival; Reconstruction; Redefinition; Reorientation; Restitution: Decentralising Governance; What Can You Do? Check Your Progress; References; Selected Readings.

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Item type	Current library	Call number	Status	Date due	Barcode
BOOKs	National Law School	344.046 KOT (Browse shelf(Opens below))	Available		31255

Introduction
Environment as A Basic Human;
History of Natural Resource Use in India;
The Constitutional and Legal Context;
The Roots of the Environmental, Crisis;
The International Context;
Forests and Forest Dwellers;
Commercialisation and Neglect of Common Property Regimes;
Protected Areas and Local Communities;
Grazing Lands and Graziers;
Agricultural Lands and Farmers;
Wetlands, Coasts and Fisher folk;
Development' vs Environment and Livelihoods;
Mining;
Large Dams;
Industrialisation: Haphazard and Toxic Development;
Nuclear Power and Nuclearisation;
The Working Environment;
'Natural' Disasters;
Bio piracy and Patenting;
Urbanisation;
What are the Alternatives?
Resistance;
Revival;
Reconstruction;
Redefinition;
Reorientation;
Restitution: Decentralising Governance;
What Can You Do?
Check Your Progress;
References;
Selected Readings.

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