Call for applications | ASEAN-China Norms Summer school "The ecological shift in Southeast Asia. Competing norms, national policies, local practices", Malaisie, Terengganu, 15-22 July 2025 — LIMITE : 25/04/2025
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17 avril 2025
- doi: 10.58079/13rn2
- urn:handle:20.500.13089/13rn2
Bulletin électronique de l'Institut d'étude de l'islam et des sociétés du monde musulman (ISMM)
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« Call for applications | ASEAN-China Norms Summer school "The ecological shift in Southeast Asia. Competing norms, national policies, local practices", Malaisie, Terengganu, 15-22 July 2025 — LIMITE : 25/04/2025 », Bulletin électronique de l'Institut d'étude de l'islam et des sociétés du monde musulman (ISMM), ID : 10.58079/13rn2
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Southeast Asia’s ecological landscape is undergoing profound transformation, driven by the intersection of transnational environmental agendas, national policies, and local adaptations. While some states embrace green deal and carbon neutrality, some prioritize extractive industries. Meanwhile, philosophical and religious traditions offer alternative ecological ethics, while investigative journalism and social movements challenge official narratives on conservation. These competing forces le...
