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A Defiance of Basic Human Rights?
A "Formal" Introduction
The entries in this blog about the privatization of water in Asunción, Paraguay are written by Leah, Natalie, and Rich as part of a portfolio in Environmental Sociology Spring 2008.
Subject for the blog entries is based largely upon Volatile Places: A Sociology of Communities and Environmental Controversies and external research.
Please, read about the following environmental and social issues behind water privatization and the exploration into the defiance of basic human rights-- or is it?
Subject for the blog entries is based largely upon Volatile Places: A Sociology of Communities and Environmental Controversies and external research.
Please, read about the following environmental and social issues behind water privatization and the exploration into the defiance of basic human rights-- or is it?
Quick Look
- Asuncion's Water Privatization Conflict (2)
- Bad Faith (1)
- Corruption in Paraguay (1)
- Current Events: Election (1)
- Demographic Information (1)
- Fairness (1)
- History as Tradition (1)
- Introduction to Paraguay (1)
- Knowledge Disputes of Water Privatization and Yellow Fever (1)
- Looking at the Conflict if Water Privatization (1)
- Moral Frames and Value Judgments in Paraguay (1)
- Pros and Cons (1)
- Sources of Uncertainty and Threats to Paraguay (1)
- The Cultural Toolbox of Paraguay (1)
- Timeline (1)
- Volatile Emotions in Water Privatization (1)
Blog Archive
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2008
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May
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- Presentation of the Conflict
- Water Privatization in Asunción would primarily ef...
- Volatile Paraguay
- Picking Apart Privatization
- The Pros and Cons of Privatization
- Paraguay and the Big Corporations
- Uncertainty in Public Health-- Major Threats
- Betrayal in Domestic Paraguay
- Traditions of the Guarani People in Paraguay
- Combating Corruption
- The Cultural Toolbox Inventory
- The Demographic Essentials
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May
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