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yuti — August 27, 2009 / 8:48 am
How do we prevent our nature from destruction? Who own the nature? According to Gooetz and Jenkins (2004) whenever power is delegated by the many to the few in the interest of governability, a perpetual struggle emerge. To these perennial problems, globalization and political liberalization have added new ones. Powerful non-state actors capable of influencing the lives of ordinary people have multiplied, often act with imunity across borders and can evade the reach of conventional state-based accountability system. The question occur then is accountability of what and for whom?
In environment context, Arturo Escobar (1999) catogories 4 different formations as follows:
Knowing the four perspectives above, how can we take the nature into account? Can we support one country by abandoning the other?
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