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Environmental Justice Reparations for Jeju Island
Kath Rogers, Kaimipono David Wenge
- 언어ENG
- URLhttps://db.koreascholar.com/Article/Detail/394183
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초록
Jeju Island provides a unique context for exploring remedies to mass harm. As a site of horrific historical human rights abuses and also ongoing present environmental degradation, Jeju offers a setting for exploring environmental justice as reparations. This Article argues for democratic, community-led environmental justice reparations prioritizing sustainable economic development and capacity building, aimed at benefiting Jeju residents rather than outside military, tourist, or other colonial interests.
키워드
Jejureparationsmicroreparationsmass harmhuman rightsenvironmental justicesustainable developmentclimate change
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Abstract
1. Introduction
2. A Brief History of the Jeju Atrocity
3. Reparations for Mass Harms
4. Jeju: Site of Environmental Injustice
5. Policy Considerations in Reparations for Jeju
6. Environmental Justice Reparations for Jeju
7. Conclusion
1. Introduction
2. A Brief History of the Jeju Atrocity
3. Reparations for Mass Harms
4. Jeju: Site of Environmental Injustice
5. Policy Considerations in Reparations for Jeju
6. Environmental Justice Reparations for Jeju
7. Conclusion
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