Major themes in the study of grassroots environmentalism in developing countries

Article Abstract:

Grassroots environmental organizations (GEOs) have proliferated in the Third World. Although diverse in the political and environmental aspirations, these GEOs have several major common themes. GEOs seek to challenge the notion that people from developing countries have no concern for the environment and often start off as local defenders of the environment but soon branch out to different social goals. Most GEOs are headed by women and are viewed by their native governments with hostility or indifference. Many GEOs bask in the financial and political support of international non-government organizations and religious groups.

Analysis, Environmental associations, Associations

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Caught in the crossfire: third world economic development and first world environmentalism

Article Abstract:

Issues related to economic development in emerging economies and developed countries' environmental policies are examined in detail.

Administration of Air and Water Resource and Solid Waste Management Programs, Environmental Programs, Political aspects, Environmental policy

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The effects of foreign aid on women's attainment of their economic and social human rights

Article Abstract:

The impact on women's socio-economic position of foreign aid is examined in detail.

Social aspects, Women, Economic assistance, Foreign economic assistance

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