

Nationalism and Greenwashing | Laurie Parsons
Dec 21, 2023
Laurie Parsons, senior lecturer in Human Geography, joins the podcast to discuss the tension between global political economy, national legal jurisdictions, and the impact on local and indigenous people. They explore the history of greenwashing, the divide and conquer tactic of separating land, labor, and capital, and the interconnectedness of global industries. They also touch on the importance of local politics for a greener future and the challenges faced by the global garment industry.
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Introduction
00:00 • 5min
Regulating Companies and Environmental Responsibility
04:30 • 25min
Exploring the Relationship Between Nonviolent and Radical Flanks
29:17 • 3min
The Importance of Local Politics for a Greener Future
31:54 • 4min
The Carbon Cost of Imported Bricks and the Challenge of Greenwashing in the Built Environment
35:49 • 10min
The Global Garment Industry: Origins and Current System
45:51 • 12min
Discussion on Adaptation Policies and Link to Future Hope
57:39 • 2min