Human rights, fossil fuels and contemporary structures of power. A study of fracking in the UK


Master's Thesis, 2017

45 Pages, Grade: A


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Table of contents

Abstract

Acknowledgements

1. Introduction
1.1 Aims and Objectives
1.2 The right to a healthy environment as a human right
1.3 Human rights in the UK
1.4 Unconventional fossil fuels in the UK

2. Analytical Framework
2.1. Theoretical Frameworks
2.2 Structures of power in a globalised world
2.3 Relevance of this study

3. Methodology
3.1. Design of Primary Research
3.2 Secondary research

4. Findings
4.1 Power structures in the UK
4.2 UK Police and anti-fracking protests, a form of political policing.
4.3 Building the narrative: intelligence gathering
4.4 Building the narrative: ingroups and outgrips
4.5 Tactics on the ground
4.6 The rights balancing act?
4.7 What does ‘peaceful protest’ mean?

5. Conclusion

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Title
Human rights, fossil fuels and contemporary structures of power. A study of fracking in the UK
College
University of London  (School of Advanced Studies, Institute of Commonwealth Studies)
Grade
A
Author
Year
2017
Pages
45
Catalog Number
V383614
ISBN (eBook)
9783668589643
ISBN (Book)
9783668589650
File size
644 KB
Language
English
Keywords
fossi fuels, UK, environment, human rights, politics, energy, policy, fracking, oil and gas, theresa may, england, political theory, lobbying, policing, police, freedom of speech, freedom of assembly, right to protest
Quote paper
Stef Monaco (Author), 2017, Human rights, fossil fuels and contemporary structures of power. A study of fracking in the UK, Munich, GRIN Verlag, https://www.grin.com/document/383614

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