GEOG203 Lecture Notes - Lecture 3: Social Reproduction, Nonviolence, Antimilitarism

• School: University of Waterloo
• Department: Geography and Environmental Management
• Course: GEOG203
• Professor: Daniel Scott

Document Summary

Irrigation systems; labyrinths of sluices, canals and gates which tests the limits of people"s ability to cooperate in managing environmental goods. Mutual interrelationships of one private field to another one ties together by the mutual needs of water as a scare communal resource. Climate change common property in shred good people polluting it might constrain their behavior through some kind of collective agreement, - mutual set of restrictions and regulations to manage this. Commodification, commodities and environmental justice political economy critiques. Culture and economy of solidarity ecological defense, racial justice anti-militarism, religious and spiritual movements community building, prison abolition, economic justice, indigenous sovereignty, feminism and gender/sexuality, environmental justice etc . De-growth and other movements potential for alliances, interacts with other movements as well as interacts with the south. Linked to multifarious benefits from a great variety of perspectives and expertise ranging from consumption critism to socio-ecological transformation of society. Organising society emancipatory politics and participating institutions.