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Land governance and the politics of fair transitions

Deepening the search for social justice

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Wytske Chamberlain

03 July 2024

LANDac

English

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Conference paper

Australia, Africa, Asia

The conference and summit highlighted the inequities in climate change and clean energy transitions, which disproportionately impact the Global South and marginalised communities in the Global North. These groups face significant burdens, lack protections, and struggle to defend their land and resources. Key questions included how to pursue social justice amidst widespread environmental destruction, address "extinguished" rights, and foster solidarity. Additionally, the event considered justice across generations and multispecies justice, advocating for ethical obligations to represent the interests of those unable to advocate for themselves.

 

 

Abastract based on original source.

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Adaptation

Built environment

Climate Change/Resilience

Customary land rights

Governance

Human settlements

India

Indonesia

Kenya

Land

Land

Livelihoods

Marginal settlements

Mozambique

New Zealand (Aotearoa)

Policy

Poverty & inequality

Rural

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