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In Global Environmental Challenges, a collection of experts examines globalization's multiple effects on the environments of countries in the Global South, and how they are addressed both domestically and internationally. As the process of globalization continues to unfold, several questions arise: What new environmental challenges has globalization brought to countries in the Global South? Has the international environmental agenda had an effect on the politics and policy of these countries? And finally, to what extent have international civil society actors influenced environmental management? Contributors here address these central questions by presenting eleven case studies from the Global South. In addressing these questions, Global Environmental Challenges examines the complex relationship between environmental management, development, and globalization.
Contents
Acknowledgments Introduction, Jordi Diez and O.P. Dwivedi * Globalization and Environmental Challenges Confronting the South, Jordi Diez * Environmental Management in China: Globalization and its Challenges, Stephen K. Ma * Post-Rio Realities and the Politics of Environment in Thailand, Craig Johnson * Indonesia: Addressing Development and Environmental Management in the Context of Globalization, Bruce Mitchell * Environmental Challenges Facing India, O.P. Dwivedi * Donors, Patrons, and Civil Society: The Global-Local Dynamics of Environmental Politics in Post-war Lebanon, Paul Kingston * Environment and Development in Uganda: Understanding the Global Influence on Domestic Policy, Chris Gore * Environmental Management in West Africa: The Case of Nigeria, Godwin Onu * Cross-Pressures and the Pursuit of Sustainable Development in South Africa, Rebecca Tiessen * Globalization and Environmental Politics in Mexico, Jordi Diez * Environmental Policy and Politics in Chile Revisited: The Limits of Reformism, Jorge Nef * Is a Better World Possible? The Experience of the Brazilian Environmental Movement and the "Construction of Citizenship," Angus Wright Conclusion, Jordi Diez Notes on Contributors Index
