Environmental Social Movements and the Politics of Place

Examines the growing relevance of environmental movements in the world today, & their importance for a women-centered politics of place. They argue that many of today's environmental movements are largely struggles for the defense of place, & that for historical reasons women are often located at the forefront of these struggles & are hence central to any politics of place. The authors suggest that there is a mutually beneficial convergence between women's & environmental movements, a synergy & enrichment that finds a meeting ground in place. 7 References. Adapted from the source document.