GEOG20012 Lecture Notes - Lecture 9: Moro National Liberation Front, Dialectic, Trae Tha Truth
28 Jul 2018
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Situating local histories of conflict in the philippine. Histories of conflict - why historical political economy matters. Defining and controlling people, land and forest resources. Combines the concerns of ecology and a broadly defined political economy []which considers the shifting dialectic between society and land-based resources, and also within society and groups within society (blaikie & brookfield, 1989, p. 17) Understanding the complex relations between nature and society through forms of access and control over resources and their implications for the environment (peet and. Examining the political [economic] dynamics surrounding the material and discursive struggles over the environment (bryant, 1998, p. 1) Politics, power and control explicit in analysis, explains unequal societal and ecological change; conflict and justice. The costs and benefits of environmental change are distributed among actors unequally and; So reinforces or reduced existing social and economic inequalities; Influences the power relations of actors in relation to other actors (bryant and bailey,
