Globalisation, Environment and Social Justice: Perspectives, Issues and Concerns
Cover -- Title -- Copyright -- Contents -- List of figures -- List of tables -- List of contributors -- Foreword -- Preface -- Introduction -- Part I Globalisation, environmental sustainability and social justice: perspectives and issues -- 1 Globalisation, environment and social justice: a theoretical insight -- 2 A comparative assessment of climate policies of top global emitters and evolution of an effective climate regime: issues of environmental effectiveness, economic efficiency, equity and political feasibility -- 3 Politics of environment: Green parties in Europe as a model for India -- 4 Globalisation and political economy of protected areas -- 5 Environmental challenges in Brazil, local and global -- 6 Globalisation, environment and sustainable development: challenges and opportunities in the conservation of water catchments in south-eastern Kenya -- 7 The glocal paradox: waste production in Patna -- 8 Neo-liberal development, environmental sustainability and social justice: contextualising the Mahatma Gandhi National Rural Employment Guarantee Scheme -- Part II Globalisation, marginalised sections and social justice: problems and challenges -- 9 Institutional challenges of common pool resource management: insights from Tawa Reservoir Fisheries Cooperative -- 10 Social justice for women and girls: global pacts, unmet goals, environmental issues -- 11 Globalisation, environmental degradation and tribal identity: with particular reference to Central India -- 12 Sacred landscape, modes of subsistence and Adivasi rights in the globalised world -- 13 Re(caste-ing) justice: globalisation and Dalits in India -- Part III Globalisation and questions of equity and social justice: issues from various sectors -- 14 Service-level benchmarking: some emerging global lessons for Indian water governance