URBAN CLIMATIC LITIGATION AND WILD POWERS: THE ROLE OF HUMAN RIGHTS IN DEFENSE OF COMMON GOODS
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https://doi.org/10.18764/2236-9473v19n3.2022.31Keywords:
Climatic Mobilization, International Arbitration, Commons, Human Rights, Socio- -environmental ConflictsAbstract
This article analyzes human rights’ role in urban climate mobilization for the protection of moorland ecosystems, characteristic of the Andes Mountains and considered common goods. Through a case study, I delve into the litigation analysis and the role that human rights ideas and mechanisms have played. Specifically, I examine the behavior and practices of the World Bank’s transparency/accountability and arbitration mechanisms, comparing socio-legal mobilization in domestic litigation with transnational mobilization dynamics and extraterritorial conflict resolution mechanisms.
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