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24 novembre 2022
- doi: 10.4000/books.cedej.8569
- eisbn: 9782900956090
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public property privatization land governance land policy public good environmental justice natural resources Lebanon climate change air pollution anthropocene sustainable mobility waste cities in transition architecture and rehabilitation urban expansions urban development challenges social and ecological justice nature-based solutions urban governance Economics Environmental Studies BUS072000 RNUSujets proches
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Tala Alaeddine et al., « Land Policy and Environmental Justice: The Case of Publicly Owned Properties in Lebanon », CEDEJ - Égypte/Soudan, ID : 10.4000/books.cedej.8569
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Introduction Some of the most radical urban struggles we have witnessed in Lebanon arose in the face of urban projects or buildings that had not yet been implemented. These struggles were informed by people’s knowledge of these projects’ devastating environmental, social, economic and psychological consequences. It is not surprising that a lot of discussion and movements are built around future constructions and that objections to these projects and attempts to prevent them become aggressive,...