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Brazil in the anthropocene : conflicts between predatory development and environmental policies / edited by Liz-Rejane Issberner and Philippe Léna.
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Language
English
Published/Created
Abingdon, Oxon ; New York, NY : Routledge, 2017.
©2017
Description
xv, 368 pages ; 25 cm.
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GE190.B6 B733 2017
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Subject(s)
Environmental policy
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Brazil
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Economic development
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Environmental aspects
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Brazil
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Sustainable development
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Government policy
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Brazil
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Climatic changes
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Government policy
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Brazil
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Editor
Issberner, Liz-Rejane
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Léna, Philippe
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Series
Routledge environmental humanities
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Bibliographic references
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Contents
Brazil in the history of the anthropocene / José Augusto Pádua
Population, development and environmental degradation in Brazil / José Eustáquio Diniz Alves and George Martine
The Amazon before the Brazilian environmental issue / Violeta Refskalevsky Loureiro
Deregulation, relocation and environmental conflict : considerations on the control of social demands in contemporary Brazil / Henri Acselrad and Gustavo Neves Bezerra
Markets or the commons? : the role of indigenous peoples, traditional communities and sectors of the peasantry in the environmental crisis / Jean-Pierre Leroy
Planned disinformation : the example of the Belo Monte dam as a source of greenhouse gases / Philip M. Fearnside
Biosafety regulations and practices and consequences in Brazil : who wants to hide the problems? / Leonardo Melgarejo
Tax incentive for pesticides : a debate on its (un)constitutionality from the environmental rule of law and the environmental public order / João Alfredo Telles Melo and Geovana de Oliveira Patrício Marques
From co-leader to loner : understanding the Brazilian wavering positions in climate change negotiations / Larissa Basso and Eduardo Viola
From environmental information to precaution in the face of environmental risks : an analysis of Brazil's National Policy on Climate Change and rulings by higher courts / Carlos José Saldanha Machado and Rodrigo Machado Vilani
Shaping up Brazil's long-term development considering climate change impacts / Sérgio Margulis and Natalie Unterstell
Pathways to a low carbon economy in Brazil / Emilio Lèbre La Rovere, Claudio Gesteira, Carolina Grotera and William Wills
Financing sustainability : where has all the money gone? / Ladislau Dowbor
Climate change and the integration of public policies / Marcel Bursztyn and Maria Augusta Bursztyn
Environment policy and governance in Brazil : challenges and prospects / Adriana Maria Magalhães de Moura
Collective forest reserves in agrarian reform settlements: measures to prevent a non-commons tragedy in the Brazilian Amazon / Peter May, Robert Davenport, Pedro Nogueira and Paulo César Nunes
Are the multiple social-ecological initiatives the sign of a political and cultural shift? / Philippe Léna and Liz-Rejane Issberner.
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ISBN
9781138684201 (hardcover : alkaline paper)
1138684201 (hardcover : alkaline paper)
LCCN
2016022164
OCLC
950445007
Other standard number
40026901890
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