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Showing 1 to 6 of 6 for “"intergenerational justice"”.

  1. AUTONOMY AND THE ANTHROPOCENE

    … planetary limits. Finally, it addresses some justice-related aspects, namely, climate and intergenerational justice as crucial aspects of a human rights-based conception of the idea of living well within planetary boundaries.

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  2. Developing a framework for assessing equity in contributions to the global goal on adaptation as part of the global stocktake

    … in the GGA is highly intertwined with issues of justice as those least responsible for climate change are most vulnerable to its impacts and have little to no resources for adaptation. Moreover, although adaptation actions are taken on the local level, the GGA is a collective goal. An effective …

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  3. Three essays on our planetary future

    … thesis engages with existing literature on (a) intergenerational justice, (b) sustainable development, and (c) political economy. Written as a normative inquiry, the thesis advances the “planetary future” as a generative political metaphor. Reflecting the tension between natural dependency and …

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  4. Educating for the ‘Anthropocene’: The Meaning of Politics in an Age of Slow Violence

    … the role of historical responsibility, intergenerational justice and political imagination in shaping young people’s understandings of and responses to the slow violence affecting their communities locally and the planet globally. This framework is operationalised through established …

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  5. Governing Indigenous Knowledge? A Study of International Law, Policy, and Human Rights

    … a global agenda for sustainable development and intergenerational justice, which constitute the defining characteristics of contemporary discourse of heritage. Consequently, IK issues and debates have become more versatile and multifaceted with a widening scope and mounting stakes. This is a …

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  6. Transitional Justice, Decolonisation, and the Legitimation of Political Change in Contemporary South Africa

    … I explore the residual impact of transitional justice discourse in contemporary South Africa. I argue specifically that even though transitional justice in South Africa became successful in terms of political justice, it failed to fulfill its promise of sociocultural and economic …

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