...Black Churches and Normative Assessments of the American Political Context ...

... Environmental Impact Assessment public participation transparency accountability environmental management ...

... Chapter 7 looks at comparisons between Colombia, Brazil and Mexico and also assesses historical continuities from the mid-twentieth century to the twentieth-first century. genetics multiculturalism racial diversity Latin America ...

... Hall challenges simplistic conceptions of Africa as a uniform, undifferentiated, and static geographical and historical space. He assesses individual artworks in relation to how each “speaks out of a specific historical conjuncture, is engaged in a labour of remapping . . . [and is taking] a new...

...” means that global health commodities like drugs, medical devices, water engineering, and care itself are only sometimes assessed in terms of improvements in human corporeal health and well-being. Increasingly the purpose of metrics is also to assess how much money any given technology, commodity...

...Activism and Expertise Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) is a key process in the making of social and environmental accountability in mining projects. This chapter argues that the form of the documents produced for the EIA (i.e., their required components, as established in legal...