Contentious Dynamics Within the Social Turbulence of Environmental (In)justice Surrounding Wind Energy Farms in Oaxaca, Mexico

Businesses and governments in postcolonial countries frame investments in wind energy as efforts to address climate change and sustainable development. However, when wind energy projects encroach on indigenous peoples’ lives and land, there is often a lack of recognition and participation of these p...

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Published in:Journal of business ethics 2021-03, Vol.169 (3), p.387-404
Main Author: Ramirez, Jacobo
Format: Article
Language:English
Subjects:
Assassinations & assassination attempts
Business and Management
Business Ethics
Climate action
Climate change
Companies
Conceptual knowledge
Economic change
Education
Energy
Energy development
Environmental justice
Ethics
Farms
Human rights
Indigenous peoples
Investments
Longitudinal studies
Management
Native peoples
Negligence
Norms
ORIGINAL PAPER
Philosophy
Postcolonialism
Quality of Life Research
Regulation
Social dynamics
Social factors
Social justice
Social systems
Sustainability
Sustainable development
Traditions
Transformation
Turbulence
Wind farms
Wind power
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