Environmental Humanities of Extraction in Africa: Poetics and Politics of Exploitation

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1 Introduction: The Intractable Problem: Africa and the Pitfalls of Resource Exploitation in a Globalising World
2 Petitioning the Future Through Environmental Justice. A Reading From Angola
3 African Goats, the State and Conservation in Colonial Zimbabwe, 1892–1970s
4 The Politics of Exclusion and Violence in Protected Areas
5 The Politics of Mining Pollution in Zambia: Investigating 100 Years of Environmental Management on the Copperbelt
6 “Aesthetics of the Earth”: African Literature as a Witness to Post-colonial Ecology
7 “One in Heart as They Are in Tongue”: “Yoruba,” Land and Environmental Violence in Colonial Southwestern Nigeria
8 A Revaluation of Traditional Ecological Thoughts, Knowledge, and Practices of the Aari of Southern Ethiopia
9 Climate Injustice: How It Is Affecting Africa
10 International Environment Law, the Humanities Nexus, and Some Reflections on “Creative Legal Solutions”
11 Carbon Dioxide, Climate Change, and an Energy Transition for a Future Africa
12 Poetics and Politics of Resource Exploitation in Africa: Insights From Chapters
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