The Limits and Possibilities of Democratic Environmental Social Movements

Session Submission Type: Created Panel

Session Description

The papers in this panel collectively engage with social movements and environmental justice by considering related questions like "What lessons from past environmental social movements inform contemporary democratic social movements?" "What forms of inequalities do supposedly 'just' practices reproduce? "What does a just energy transition mean and look like in practice?

Sub Unit

• Related Groups / Environmental Politics and Theory

Individual Presentations

• Innovative Responses to Social Movements - Daniel Richards

• The Interactive Framework for a Just Transition Based upon Energy Justice - Paul Inseok Jo, SUNY, University at Albany; Jennifer Dodge, SUNY, University at Albany

• Unveiling Green Discontent in Peripheries: For a Just and Democratic Transition - Theodore Tallent, Sciences Po

• Inclusive and Dynamic Commoning in Informal Urban Green Spaces - Amy R. Poteete, Concordia University

Chair

• Jiwon Nam University of Delaware

Discussant

• Tony Affigne Providence College