Third World Alternatives for Building Post-capitalist Worlds

In the context of great diversity and profound social inequalities, environmental injustice prevails. Conflicts between institutions promoting economic development (i.e., growth) and ecologists and civil society are rampant. This paper introduces alternatives emerging from groups, whose organization...

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Published in:The Review of radical political economics 2016-12, Vol.48 (4), p.569-576
Main Authors: Barkin, David, Lemus, Blanca
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Civil society
Developing countries
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Ecosystem conservation
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Environmental justice
LDCs
Social inequality
Social movements
Social welfare
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