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Welfare In America: Perspectives On White Poverty And Human Rights, Erika L Seiber
Welfare In America: Perspectives On White Poverty And Human Rights, Erika L Seiber
Select or Award-Winning Individual Scholarship
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“Our Bodies And Our Lands Are Not For Sale:” A Comparative Analysis Of Law, Transnational Allyship, And Development-Related Violence, Eliza Echeverry
“Our Bodies And Our Lands Are Not For Sale:” A Comparative Analysis Of Law, Transnational Allyship, And Development-Related Violence, Eliza Echeverry
Doctoral Dissertations
While Canadian mining projects are routinely linked to acts of violence around the world including sexual violence, community displacement, environmental harms, use of forced labor, intimidation, and murder, the Canadian government has repeatedly failed to pass legislation holding Canadian-based corporations accountable for human rights abuses committed outside Canada’s national borders. Defying global precedent, Canadian civil courts have begun asserting their jurisdiction over cases of development-related violence committed abroad. Through comparative analysis of two of these ongoing lawsuits, Caal v. Hudbay, addressing sexual violence in Guatemala, and Araya v. Nevsun, concerning the use of forced labor in Eritrea, “Our Bodies and …
Mass Grave Detection With The Use Of Geophysics, Madelyn M. Knaub
Mass Grave Detection With The Use Of Geophysics, Madelyn M. Knaub
Chancellor’s Honors Program Projects
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