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Justice in the Anthropocene
An Anthropological Approach
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2025
Summary
This book combines promising developments in the anthropology of justice with current debates about the Anthropocene. It proposes an anthropological approach – rediscovering and reclaiming the human as an indispensable category of analysis and action for a new anthropology (not only) of justice in the Anthropocene.
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Copyright year
2025
ISBN-Print
978-3-496-01723-3
ISBN-Online
978-3-496-03112-3
Publisher
Reimer, Berlin
Language
English
Pages
142
Product type
Edited Book
Table of contents
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Titelei/Inhaltsverzeichnis No access Pages 1 - 6
Foreword No access Pages 7 - 18 Patrick Roberts:
Towards a New Anthropology of Justice in the Anthropocene: Anthropological (Re)Turns No access Pages 19 - 46 Olaf Zenker, Anna-Lena Wolf
Hustling for Justice: An Analysis of Kenyan Justice Entrepreneurs’ Role as New ‘Agents of Change’ for ‘Sustainable Development’ No access Pages 47 - 66 Nicole Ahoya
Justice in the Offing? Trade Union Politics in the Shipping Industry No access Pages 67 - 82 Luisa Piart
Negotiations of Justice in the Anthropocene: Mining Conflicts, Unacknowledged Loss and Responsibility for Absent Others No access Pages 83 - 106 Felix Lussem
Nature Conservation and Opposition to Wind Power in Rural Germany: Divergent Views on (In)Justice and Environmental Crises in the Anthropocene No access Pages 107 - 126 Mario Krämer
Humans as Those Who Must Care and Act: Mobilizing Rights of Nature in Anti-Mining Struggles in Ecuador No access Pages 127 - 142 Laura Affolter
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