Social Justice and Environmental Anthropology: Theoretical Frameworks
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The exam addresses the intersection of social justice and environmental issues, focusing on the equity struggles of marginalized communities and the theoretical frameworks involved.
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Exam Details
Duration: 1 hour
Prerequisites: Social Justice Theories, Environmental Ethics
Key Topics
- Social Justice
- Environmental Equity
- Marginalized Communities
- Advocacy
- Theoretical Frameworks
Learning Outcomes
- Discuss Theoretical Frameworks
- Analyze Environmental Justice Cases
- Advocate for Policy Changes
- Evaluate Equity Issues
Full Description
This exam examines the intersection of social justice and environmental issues, focusing on marginalized communities and their struggles for environmental equity.
Understanding these frameworks is critical for advocating effective policies that promote justice and equity in environmental decision-making.
Participants will be asked to articulate key theoretical concepts and their applications in addressing social and environmental injustices.
Integrating case studies where these themes manifest will provide practical insights into theoretical discussions.
Sample Questions
- What roles do marginalized communities play in shaping environmental justice movements?
- How can anthropological frameworks inform strategies for achieving environmental equity?
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