433
New Enclosures: Resource Grabs and Environmental Challenges in the Global South

Thursday, July 17, 2014: 5:30 PM-7:20 PM
Room: F202
RC24 Environment and Society (host committee)

Language: English

Session Organizers:
Lotsmart FONJONG, University of Buea, Cameroon and William MARKHAM, University of North Carolina, USA
Chair:
William MARKHAM, University of North Carolina, USA
433.1
Shale Gas in South Africa: Regulating a Resource Grab (Oral Presentation)
David FIG, University of Cape Town, South Africa

433.2
Between the Corporate and the Government Responsibility: The Livelihood Issues Experienced By the Local Community in the Surrounding Conservation Forest in West Java, Indonesia (Oral Presentation)
Sulastri SARDJO, University of Indonesia, Indonesia

433.3
Contested Claims over Space: Discourse and Politics Among Fishers and the Oil Industry in Mexico (Oral Presentation)
Liina-Maija QUIST, University of Helsinki, Finland; Anja NYGREN, Faculty of Social Sciences, University of Helsinki, Finland

433.4
“Once upon a Time We Had the Commons” the Change on Small Peasantry: The Case of Kocaoba, İzmir, Turkey (Oral Presentation)
Zeynep Ceren EREN, Middle East Technical University, Turkey

433.5
How Green Are The Dams and Hydropower Projects Of Northeast India?: Divergences In Government Mission and Local Perception Of Energy Security (Oral Presentation)
Vibha ARORA, Indian Institute of Technology , India

433.6
Conflicts Between Artisanal Miners and the Government in Mongolia (Oral Presentation)
Tselmegsaikhan LKHAGVA, Board Member, Mongolia; Tamir CHULTEMSUREN, Board member, Mongolia

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