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infactispax-1636	Amster, Randall	Interdependence, Interconnectedness, and Intersectionality: The Ecology of Positive Peace	2025	12	.pdf	application/pdf	4754	156	38	Drawing upon lessons from environmental justice, such examples of deeply rooted socioecological praxis can help transform unjust arrangements of power—while being cognizant of the twin suppositions that those who have suffered the most from disparate environmental burdens should not bear primary responsibility for remediating those crises and that we should engage these issues “without resorting to either victimization or valorization by cultivating pathways toward collaborative ecological engagement, emphasizing policy frameworks and lived experiences equally in seeking tenable and durable solutions” (Amster & Kato 2018, p. 7). Pellow further reflects on the need to go beyond “state power” as the primary unit of analysis for redressing social and ecological harms, instead seeking ways to ground struggles for environmental justice in communities as establishing mechanisms to “deepen direct democracy” by creating new spaces for autonomous activities (pp. 24-25).	cache/infactispax-1636.pdf	txt/infactispax-1636.txt