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Rethinking governance through Samarco's dam collapse in Brazil: a critique from the STS perspective

TAPUYA: LATIN AMERICAN SCIENCE, TECHNOLOGY AND SOCIETY (2023)

Steps Towards a Legal Ontological Turn: Proposals for Law's Place beyond the Human

Emille Boulot et al.

Summary: Environmental law is currently constrained by a paradigm that limits the exploration of building a truly earth-sustaining form of environmental law. By engaging in dialogue with systems-grounded ecological jurisprudence, Indigenous legal thinking, and anthropological insight, these assumptions can be revealed and provide a foundation for future discussions.

TRANSNATIONAL ENVIRONMENTAL LAW (2022)

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Article Sociology

Mining disaster in the Doce River: Dilemma between governance and participation

Cristiana Losekann et al.

Summary: In this article, we assess how the demand for participation modified the governance structure initially proposed to deal with the reparation of impacts caused by the failure of the Fundao dam in Mariana, Brazil. The text identifies how mining companies sought to build a solution based on a complex governance structure with government consent, while social movements pressured justice institutions for alternatives that guarantee some level of community participation. The interaction resulted in the creation of a hybrid system that proved excessively slow, highly inefficient, and unable to meet the main demands of the affected people.

CURRENT SOCIOLOGY (2021)

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Article Humanities, Multidisciplinary