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Environmental Studies 375: Ecosocial AdvocacyPossible Case Studies
The following is a list of possible case studies. Others are also possible and I’d appreciate your suggestions. In choosing a case study you want to have a topic that has enough information about it, but is also manageable in the research you will be doing. So it needs to be focused but also rich in information and issues. ORGANIZATIONS ACT UP Animal Liberation Front (ALF) Catholic Worker Earth First! Earth Liberation Front (ELF) Greenpeace People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA) Sea Shepard Society Zapatistas (in Chiapas Mexico)
EVENTS Grape Boycott, California and nationwide, 1965. (United Farmworkers) Paris Commune, 1871 Redwood Summer, California, 1990. Seabrook Nuclear Power Plant protest, New Hampshire, 1977. World Trade Authority protests, Seattle, 1999. INDIVIDUALS AND MOVEMENTS Anti-globalization movement Chavez, Cesar Chipko movement (in India) Gandhi, Mohandes Gibbs, Lois Jones, Mother King, Martin Luther, Jr. Malcolm X Mendes, Chico TYPES OF DIRECT ACTION Boycotting products (e.g. grape boycott) Sit-ins Physically blockage: blocking road, tree sit Sabotage Violence APPROACHES TO ACTIVISM Anarchist activism Engaged Buddhism Feminist and ecofeminist activism
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| Last updated: March 14, 2007 |