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This incisive book presents a gendered perspective on chronic environmental emergencies including climate change, biodiversity loss, pollution, and environmental degradation. Derived from the innovative concept of slow violence, the phenomenon of chronic environmental emergencies considers situational vulnerabilities and the disproportionate impact of these events on women.





Providing an ecofeminist assessment of chronic emergencies, as well as their effects on actors, legal obligations, and possible remedies, the book examines the interplay between feminism, the environment, and international law. Chapters conceptualize environmental chronic emergencies, analysing their impact across time and in various contexts spanning slow-onset events, responsibility and liability, and due diligence obligations. The global contributor team uses gendered and post-colonial approaches to advance the legal debate beyond disasters to more subtle forms of oppression, particularly towards indigenous women and female health. Ultimately, the book looks ahead at new interdisciplinary avenues of research which address the gradual deterioration of ecosystems and its effect on insidious forms of oppression through deep-rooted structural inequalities.





Shedding light on the social and legal elements of climate degradation, this book is a fundamental resource for scholars and students of environmental law, humanitarian law, and public international law. International lawyers and advocates for human rights will also benefit from the book's theoretical and methodological insights.

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This unique, precious and beautiful blue-green planet is under assault by a global economy built on the exploitation of Nature and people, especially people of color, Indigenous peoples, women and girls and those who are part of more than one of these communities. We are all part of an insidious global experiment, undertaken without consent, in which our bodies are exposed to a toxic stew of chemicals and microplastics. This is but one of a host of chronic environmental emergencies described in this timely and erudite book. The contributors provocatively challenge existing paradigms of environmental law and human rights law, arguing convincingly that chronic environmental emergencies must be unmasked, analyzed through an intersectional lens, and ultimately addressed through a combination of remediation, reparation, and prevention. -- David R. Boyd, Former UN Special Rapporteur on the human right to a clean, healthy and sustainable environment

Contents
Foreword ix
Gendering International Legal Responses to Environmental Chronic
Emergencies: Introduction xi
Sara De Vido, Deborah Russo and Enzamaria Tramontana
PART I CONCEPTUALIZING ENVIRONMENTAL CHRONIC
EMERGENCIES
1 Feminist legal methods and environmental chronic
emergencies: challenging the anthropocentric and
androcentric international legal system 2
Sara De Vido
2 Moving beyond an approach based on crisis and disasters to
address environmental chronic emergencies 24
Deborah Russo
3 Environmental chronic emergencies, womens inequality, and
international law 43
Enzamaria Tramontana
4 Taking the long view: what environmental chronic
emergencies require of states 66
Karen Morrow
PART II ENVIRONMENTAL CHRONIC EMERGENCIES
ACROSS TIME
5 A fear of falling? The mineshaft as environmental chronic
emergency in modern Cornwall 89
Timothy Cooper
6 Minamata disease as an environmental chronic emergency:
institutional failures and global lessons 109
Shuichi Furuya
7 Environmental chronic emergencies and the challenge of
temporality 129
David M. Scott
8 Environmental chronic emergencies and future generations 148
Laura Magi
PART III ENVIRONMENTAL CHRONIC EMERGENCIES IN
CONTEXT
9 Environmental chronic emergencies, slow-onset events and
other anthropocentric dilemmas in times of climate crisis: the
need for a re-conception 167
Monica Feria-Tinta
10 States and corporations in the context of environmental
chronic emergencies: responsibility and liability at the
crossroad 184
Patricio Barbirotto
11 Due diligence obligations and environmental chronic
emergencies 205
Björnstjern Baade
12 The duty to cooperate in addressing the adverse impact of
environmental chronic emergencies: ensuring gender-sensitive
responses 226
Martina Sardo
13 Transforming slow violence into social justice: the quest for
reparation for environmental chronic emergencies 250
Francesca Tammone
PART IV CONCLUDING REMARKS
14 Conclusion 274
Meghan Campbell
Edited by Sara De Vido, Professor of International Law, Ca' Foscari University of Venice, Deborah Russo, Professor of International Law, University of Florence and Enzamaria Tramontana, Professor of International Law, University of Palermo, Italy
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