Ecologically unequal exchange: A theory of global environmental injustice

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RT @DrMikaelaDufur: Recently Sociology Compass piece especially pertinent given the P.Trump/P.Charles meeting this week: Ecologically unequ…

Recently Sociology Compass piece especially pertinent given the P.Trump/P.Charles meeting this week: Ecologically unequal exchange: A theory of global environmental injustice - Givens et al. @rebeccajkissane @juliekmec https://t.co/4AdYRNHPrq

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