EJ 7/06 2019

Environmental and health justice in the North and the South. What insights can interdisciplinarity offer?

7 June 2019: Seminar on Environmental and Health Justice in the North and South. What heuristic contributions can interdisciplinarity make? Aix-Marseille University, LPED-IRD-AMU, organised by C. Claeys and S. Dos Santos, at the Saint-Charles campus in Marseille.

‘Migrant Views on the Ecological Crisis: A Bridge between Green Ideals and Environmental Justice?’ Thomas Macias, Sociologist, University of Vermont, USA, visiting researcher at IMERA.

‘Invasive Alien Species: An Environmental Justice Issue. The Case of Benin’ Tasnime Adamjy, Political Scientist, IRD.

‘Considering Vulnerabilities to Flooding through the Lens of Environmental Justice: The Case of the EVIdENCE Project in Abidjan’ André Alla Della, Geographer, IGT/UFHB; Stéphanie Dos Santos, Socio-demographer, LPED/IRD; Eric-Pascal Zahiri, Physicist, LAPA-MF/UFHB.

‘Black people are said not to fear mosquito bites … and yet they die from them: a postcolonial analysis of inequalities in treatment between various overseas territories and mainland France’ Marie Thiann Bo-Morel, Sociologist, GRED, University of Réunion; Cécilia Claeys, Sociologist, LPED, Aix-Marseille University.

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