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Vol. 7

31 December 2025

Volume 7

Journal of Academics Stand Against Poverty (JASAP)

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Introduction to Special Issue on Indian Perspectives on Environmental Justice

Gaurika Chugh

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Stand Against Poverty

Journal of Academics Stand Against Poverty (Journal of ASAP) is an open access international multidisciplinary journal published under the ISSN 2690-3458 (electronic edition) and ISSN 2690-3431 (print edition) by Academics Stand Against Poverty, a non-profit organization based in United States (EIN # 32-0324998)

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ISSN: 2690-3431eISSN: 2690-3458

Published by Academics Stand Against PovertyYale University, Department of Philosophy, P.O. Box 208306, 108 Conn. Hall, Old Campus, New Haven, Connecticut, 208306, USAeditor@journalasap.org

© 2026 JASAP authors. Articles are licensed under CC BY.

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Coastal resilience, (mal)adaptation, and justice in Chennai

Rajesh Ramakrishnan, Prakash Kashwan

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Whose Justice? Forest Rights, Civil Society, and the Remaking of Environmental Governance in the Western Himalayas

Aanchal Seth

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Green Social Work: A Pathway to Social and Environmental Justice in India

Indranil Sarkar, Pallavi Mitra, Priya Banerjee

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Establishing environmental law clinics to strengthen environmental justice and the rule of law: a case study of the Sundarbans

M.P. Chengappa

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Air Pollution and Reproductive Health of Women: A Case Study of Delhi National Capital Region

Neha Tiwari

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Issue Highlights

Introduction to Special Issue on Indian Perspectives on Environmental Justice Coastal resilience, (mal)adaptation, and justice in Chennai Whose Justice? Forest Rights, Civil Society, and the Remaking of Environmental Governance in the Western Himalayas

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Volume 7, 2025

6 papers published.

Published by Academics Stand Against Poverty

ISSN 2690-3431

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