Environmental movements in India

Environmental movements in India

by National Seminar on "Environmental Movements in India: Problems and Prospects" (1996 Dept. of Sociology

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Contributed articles presented at National Seminar on "Environmental Movements in India: Problems and Prospects" held at Dept. of Sociology, Shivaji University, Kolhapur, February 1996.

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  1. 1

    The seminar took place in 1996. What significant shifts or continuities do you notice between the environmental challenges and movements discussed in the book and those facing India today?

  2. 2

    As a publication from a Department of Sociology, how does this collection emphasize the social dimensions of environmental issues – such as justice, equity, and the impact on marginalized communities – rather than purely ecological concerns?

  3. 3

    Many of the movements described likely originate from local, grassroots efforts. Can you think of any environmental issues or movements in your own community, or one you know well, that reflect similar community-led struggles or concerns?

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