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International Conference on
\nEnvironmental Justice, Culture, Resistance and Ethics
\nat Dr. K. N. Modi University
\nNewai, Tonk, Rajasthan, India<\/p>\n
Registration fee: Rs.5000 <\/p>\n
Concept Note
\nEnvironmental Justice initiatives specifically attempt to redress the disproportionate incidence of environmental contamination in communities of the poor and\/or communities of colour, to secure for those affected the right to live unthreatened by the risks posed by environmental degradation and contamination, and to afford equal access to natural resources that sustain life and culture.
\nTwo primary questions:
\n\u201cAre the benefits of access to green space for all, or only for some?
\nDo powerful voices dominate environmental decisions to the exclusion of others?\u201d
\nBoth the questions would lead to a unanimous answer \u201cyes\u201d as the environment should be accessed by all people and decisions should not favour one or a few communities. There are number of environmental issues that we could identify locally and globally. If we analyse these issues we would realise that the basis of all these issues is denial of rights\/access to their respective environments. Thus
\nenvironmental justice is not merely an environmental problem; it is also a social, political, cultural and economic problem. To take the discussion further we might want to ask pertinent questions as: \u201cIs it just to serve a single justice to all ecocultures, considering the peculiarities and cultural differences of cultural communities? Are some communities often deprived of their environmental rights?\u201d These questions would initiate discussions on diversity,
\nnaturecultures, and peculiarities of every cultural community. David Schlosberg\u2019s words\u2015Cultural recognition is central in the struggle for environmental justice\u2015are particularly relevant in this context.
\nThe conference aims to recognize ecological spaces denied to cultural communities across the world and theorize them by understanding the ethics, justices and injustices involved.
\nThe conference will be a pioneering one in the academic area of Environmental Justice in India.
\nThe conference will create scholarship in all disciplines which will be a collective and collaborative effort.
\nIt is patranized by Scholars from all over the world. <\/p>\n
Subthemes
\nEnvironmental Justice, Land, Water and Air
\nEnvironmental Justice and Food
\nEnvironmental Justice and Poverty
\nEnvironmental Justice, Energy, Development and Governance
\nEnvironmental Justice, Race, Caste, Indigeneity and Gender
\nEnvironmental Justice and Climate
\nEnvironmental Justice and Memory
\nEnvironmental Justice and Texts (literary and cultural)
\nRepresentation of Environmental Justice in Media
\nPolitics of Environmental Justice
\nPolicies on Environmental Justice
\nEthics of Environmental Justice
\nPhilosophy of Environment
\nEnvironmental Justice in Ecofilms\/ecoart <\/p>\n
Important Dates
\nDeadline for Abstract Submission: 08 January 2017
\nAbstract acceptance intimation: 22 January 2017
\nDeadline for Registration: 28 February 2017
\nDeadline for Paper Submission: 28 February 2017 <\/p>\n
Inquiries
\nFor any logistical and academic queries
\nMr. Saikat Banerjee (Assistant Professor, Dept. of Humanities and Social Sciences, Dr. K.N.Modi University, Newai, Tonk, Rajasthan)
\nEmail: saikatenglish2013@gmail.com
\nMobile Number: +91 9529386461
\nRegular Mailing Address
\nMr. Saikat Banerjee
\nAttn: Environmental Justice Conference
\nDepartment of Humanities and Social Sciences,
\nDr. K.N. Modi University
\nINS-1, RIICO Industrial Area Ph-II, Newai
\nDist. Tonk, Rajasthan – 304021 (India) <\/p>\n
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\n<\/strong>Last Date of Submission of films
\n31 January 2017
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\nINTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE on
\nENVIRONMENTAL JUSTICE: CULTURE, RESISTANCE AND ETHICS
\n(Deadline for Abstract Submission: 08 January 2017)
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