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A 2021 report which offers clear and robust evidence for debates on business accountability, uncovering the dark side of the “clean” energy industries. Authors expect this analysis will be a useful addition to the 'just transition' debate and help achieve the urgently needed reforms in the regions highlighted, where communities continue to face abuse.
[Originally posted at https://media.business-humanrights.org/media/documents/RE_LATAM_final_English.pdf]
A set of articles examining the structural changes that must be prioritized in Latin America if the region is to substantially adjust its current unsustainable development patterns, along with industrialized nations and so many other countries in the Global South. Published by Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung.
A September 2019 collection of articles offering a comprehensive, historical overview of the social and environmental crises in Latin America and around the world; a framework for the social- ecological transformation necessary to respond to these crises, and policy proposals across various areas, including institutions, the economy, work conditions, consumption, productive sectors, land management, and culture, with an indicator matrix that is relevant to social-ecological transformation. Published by Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung.
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