Brahminical Environmentalism and Conservation Laws in India

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Brahminical Environmentalism and Conservation Laws in India

Research Radio

37 minutes 19 seconds

2 years ago

Brahminical Environmentalism and Conservation Laws in India

In this episode of Research Radio, we have with us Sanjana Meshram and Aditya Rawat discussing conservation law in India and how it perpetuates Brahminical environmentalism. Today's discussion is based on their paper titled "Entrenching Brahminical Conservation: An Analysis of the Wild Life (Protection) Amendment Act".

Sanjana Meshram is a lawyer and heads the litigation team at the Criminal Justice and Police Accountability Project, Bhopal. Aditya Rawat is a law student and an intern with the Criminal Justice and Police Accountability Project, Bhopal.

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