Green Politics: Nigeria in Perspective

The sustainability of our environment is dependent on public policies that are in consonance with international norms and values, but without gender discrimination of any sort. In the traditional society, the debate on whose responsibility it was to sanitise the environment (gender-wise), as a result, circularization, industrialization, and modernization brought about the drastic shift in environmental policies towards this great humanists' debate. The outcome - environmental laws are established, nations adopt them, but most fall short of their implementation, and as a result, gender discrimination in regards to international human rights to sanitation is brought to bare...what could be Nigeria's perspective? This book explores and answers the fundamental questions towards a more perfect Green Politics. Get the knowledge, value it, and apply it for the benefit of humankind.

Pagina's: 84, Paperback, LAP LAMBERT Academic Publishing