Living beyond the pale
| Titel: | Living beyond the pale : environmental justice and the Roma minority / Richard Filčàk |
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| Veröffentlicht: | Budapest [u.a.] : Central European Univ. Press,, 2012 |
| Umfang: | VII, 237 S. : Ill., graph. Darst., Kt. |
| Format: | Buch |
| Sprache: | Englisch |
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| ISBN: | 9786155225130 |
| Hinweise zum Inhalt: |
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- List of Abbreviations and Acronyms
- p. ixi
- List of Tables
- p. xii
- List of Figures
- p. xiii
- Acknowledgements
- p. xv
- Introduction
- p. 1
- Chapter 1
- Environment, Poverty and the Roma
- p. 5
- Points of Departure
- p. 8
- Setting of the Story
- p. 14
- Part 1
- Chapter 2
- Environmental Justice and Entitlements
- p. 19
- Distribution and Procedures
- p. 20
- What Can We Learn from the Justice Struggles?
- p. 25
- Central and Eastern Europe
- p. 34
- Entitlements: Resources and Control
- p. 38
- Chapter 3
- The Roma of Slovakia
- p. 45
- The Past and the Present
- p. 48
- New Regime and Old Tricks
- p. 51
- Villages and Shantytowns
- p. 58
- Situation and Trends
- p. 61
- Part II
- Chapter 4
- Rudňany: A Tale of the Old Liabilities
- p. 69
- The Village and the People
- p. 71
- The Roma in Rudňany
- p. 76
- A Story of Contaminated Land
- p. 78
- Roma Coping Strategies
- p. 82
- Entitlements and Resources
- p. 84
- People and the Power
- p. 89
- Roma and the Environment
- p. 93
- Environmental Injustice
- p. 96
- Chapter 5
- The Svinka River: People, Water and the Environment
- p. 99
- People, Housing and Segregation
- p. 102
- Hermanovce
- p. 107
- Jarovnice
- p. 109
- Svinia
- p. 111
- A Tale of Water
- p. 114
- Floods
- p. 120
- Environment and Coping Strategies
- p. 125
- Land, Entitlements and Environmental Justice
- p. 128
- Chapter 6
- A Regional Snapshot Overview
- p. 131
- Exposure to Toxic and Waste
- p. 133
- Access to Water and Sanitation
- p. 136
- Exposure to Flood
- p. 137
- The Land: Access and Entitlements
- p. 139
- Risks and the People
- p. 146
- Part III
- Chapter 7
- Patterns of Environmental (In)justice
- p. 151
- Pattern 1: Exposure to Hazardous Waste and Chemicals
- p. 153
- Pattern 2: Vulnerability to Floods
- p. 154
- Pattern 3: Differentiated Access to Potable Water
- p. 157
- Pattern 4: Discriminatory Waste Management Practice
- p. 159
- The Patterns and the Impacts
- p. 160
- Chapter 8
- Roma? Not in My Backyard
- p. 165
- Economic Interests
- p. 168
- Spatial Distance and "Not in My Backyard" Syndrome
- p. 170
- Changes in Local Economy
- p. 172
- "Beyond the Pale" Construction
- p. 174
- Symbolic, Cultural, and Social Capital
- p. 176
- Competition and Conflicts
- p. 178
- Chapter 9
- Trends and Reverting the Trends
- p. 183
- Doom Scenario: From Competition to Conflict
- p. 184
- Optimistic Scenario: From Competition to Cooperation
- p. 187
- Short-term Measures: The Key Challenge of Housing
- p. 188
- Long-term Opportunities: What is Environmental is Also Economic and Social
- p. 192
- Green Employment
- p. 199
- From Entitlements and Involvement into Development
- p. 204
- Planning, Struggling, and Stakeholders
- p. 209
- Living beyond the Pale? Challenges and Conclusions
- p. 212
- Annex. Shifts in Approaches
- p. 219
- References
- p. 223
- Index
- p. 233
