Travel And Sustainable Justice

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On The Green Track

Dikte Gronvold

13 episodes

6 days ago

This is a podcast for you who loves to travel or work within the travel sector and wish to explore new ways of thinking and redefining tourism industry in a time, in which the sector needs to change faster than ever. In this pod, we look at the term ‘travel’ from an intersectional and philosophical point of view, so if you want to understand better the why and the how behind our needs of travel, then join us on this journey and learn how far we can actually go.

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Travel And Sustainable Justice

On The Green Track

46 minutes 48 seconds

3 years ago

Travel And Sustainable Justice

Second episode in Season II

*About the episode
Our next stop in the second season of On The Green Track is to explore what sustainable development looks like on a global scale. Together with Dr. Renuka Thakore we will dive into the difficult, but necessary, question of: how to ensure a fair and just transition towards a less resource extractive and more regenerative tourism sector.
This journey will make you revisit many points of critique raised in episode 7 by professor in economics and degrowth Timothée Parrique, because some of the points of critique will be the solutions in this episode. So again, we are back at trying to understand what 'sustainability' means in tourism. At this stop on our journey, we may not find the answer by looking at the economic systemic structures and issues, but instead we are encouraged to look at the individual's responsibility and options of retaking power.

Our guest for this episode Dr Renuka Thakore is the founder of the Global Sustainable Futures: Progress through Partnerships Network and holds a PhD in built environment practices in sustainability. Dr Renuka Thakore advises and lectures in Environmental Management Systems and supports the delivery of Sustainable and Innovative Practices.

Follow Dr. Renuka's work on:
Publications: https://scholar.google.co.uk/citations?user=T4RWjdcAAAAJ&hl=en
Twitter: https://twitter.com/rbt_thakore?lang=en
 LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/rbthakore/

The Global Sustainable Futures: Progress through Partnerships Network
Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCBg4iAiKXASanX-W-1puffA
Read more on: https://www.ucem.ac.uk/global-sustainable-futures-progress-through-partnerships-network-gsfn/

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