"After almost twenty years of citizen demand for the cleanup of the Santiago River in Western Mexico, this book grapples with the question of why this river continues to be polluted by effluents of industrial origin"--
"After almost twenty years of citizen demand for the cleanup of the Santiago River in Western Mexico, this book grapples with the question of why this river continues to be polluted by effluents of industrial origin"--
Cindy McCulligh is a professor researcher at the Center for Research and Advanced Studies in Social Anthropology (CIESAS) in Guadalajara, Mexico.
Inhaltsangabe
Acknowledgments ix Abbreviations xi Introduction: From "Mexican Niagara" to River of Death 1 1 Industrialization and Environmental Regulation in Mexico 37 2 Chronicle of a Struggle: The Negation and the Terror 81 3 (Un)regulated Environments and the Santiago River 119 4 The Enemy at Home: Regulatory Capture and Wastewater Discharge 169 5 Corporate Sustainability: Myths and Realities 205 6 Conclusions: The Road Ahead 247 Appendix: Methodological Strategy 263 Notes 275 References 287 Index 321
Acknowledgments ix Abbreviations xi Introduction: From "Mexican Niagara" to River of Death 1 1 Industrialization and Environmental Regulation in Mexico 37 2 Chronicle of a Struggle: The Negation and the Terror 81 3 (Un)regulated Environments and the Santiago River 119 4 The Enemy at Home: Regulatory Capture and Wastewater Discharge 169 5 Corporate Sustainability: Myths and Realities 205 6 Conclusions: The Road Ahead 247 Appendix: Methodological Strategy 263 Notes 275 References 287 Index 321
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