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Ambiente, "economia verde" e Direitos Humanos

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Authors: De Jesus, Ana; Silva, Bruno Oliveirae;

Ambiente, "economia verde" e Direitos Humanos

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Within the scope of the sustainability challenges, environment as a human right and the impact of environmental problems in the protection of human rights have gained importance in the international arena. How environmental sustainability and the transition to a low carbon society relate with the protection of human rights is still difficult to evaluate. This work contributes to that discussion. Analyzing the main theoretical contributions, the focus will be on examining the potential of an integrated approach that reconciles environmental protection and the defense of human rights, recognizing the interdependence between the two concepts. publishersversion published

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Portugal

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Universidade Nova de Lisboa
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Keywords

Sustainability, Sociology and Political Science, Low-carbon society, Political Science and International Relations, Green Economy, Human rights, SDG 7 - Affordable and Clean Energy

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