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298 - Section on Environment and Technology Paper Session. Environment and Development (co-sponsored with Section on Sociology of Development)
Sun, August 23, 2:30 to 4:10pm, TBASession Submission Type: Paper Session
Abstract
This session examines environment and development relationships including development opportunities and constraints presented by ecological limits, the socioenvironmental consequences of development trajectories, and the definition of sustainable development. It examines how development at various spatial levels affects and is affected by environmental quality and sustainability. Papers address linkages between transnational economic processes, local socioecological conditions, national environmental initiatives, and inter- or intra-national inequality.
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Green Gentrification, Displacement, and Neighborhood Attachment around Light-Rail Public Transit - Lina Mary Caroline Stepick, University of California-Los Angeles
Risks of Resilience: How Losses from Natural Hazards Drive Urbanization and Vice Versa - James R. Elliott, Rice University; Matthew Thomas Clement, University of Oregon; Jessica A. Schultz, University of Oregon
Food Sovereignty as an Environmental Frame for Economic Justice - Rachel Soper, University of California-San Diego
Conservation’s Harvest? Seasonal Hunger, Imagined Livelihoods, and Good Milile Outside Zambia’s North Luangwa National Park - Joshua Garoon, University of Wisconsin-Madison
Inequality and the Carbon Intensity of Human Well-Being - Andrew K. Jorgenson, Boston College