Justice, Society and Nature

Focusing on critical global issues, the authors delve into the intersections of environment, development, and social justice. They examine grassroots movements like environmental justice in the U.S. and the ethical dimensions of international development regulations. By moving beyond mere critiques of economic injustice, the book offers actionable insights on how to achieve justice for both nature and humanity. It serves as an essential resource for anyone interested in contemporary environmental politics and ecological ethics.