Analysis reveals the ties between environmental issues and injustice in Lesotho, highlighting colonial legacies and global relations.
Christopher Conz, Environment, Knowledge, and Injustice in Lesotho: The Poverty of Progress Boydell and Brewer, Suffolk, 2024 266pp ISBN: 9781805433620 (eBook) In light of academic debates about decoloniality which have contributed to reconsiderations of the history of colonialism, Lesotho remains an area rich in potential for research. Christopher Conz's Environment, Knowledge, and Injustice in Lesotho: The Poverty of Progress broaches the interconnectedness between knowledge, environment, and injustice, drawing on historical and recent relations between the Global North and the Global South.
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