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How did corporations get out of control: the roots of corporate personhood in a railroad siding in Minnesota, and the path to Citizens United and unchecked corporate influence. Instructors: | How did corporations get out of control: the roots of corporate personhood in a railroad siding in Minnesota, and the path to Citizens United and unchecked corporate influence. Instructors: Amy Kneisly, Warren Wilson College, Jessica Trotman, Town of Black Mountain. Citizens for Rights of the Ohio River Watershed [https://crowohio.org/about/] | ||
Part two: Ways to curb corporate power. We outline some innovative ways using the rights of nature where unchecked corporate power is being upended across the country that holds industry accountable for its pollution. We link that movement to local environmental justice. Kbw, Warren Wilson capstone project students | |||
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How did corporations get out of control: the roots of corporate personhood in a railroad siding in Minnesota, and the path to Citizens United and unchecked corporate influence. Instructors: Amy Kneisly, Warren Wilson College, Jessica Trotman, Town of Black Mountain. Citizens for Rights of the Ohio River Watershed [1]
Part two: Ways to curb corporate power. We outline some innovative ways using the rights of nature where unchecked corporate power is being upended across the country that holds industry accountable for its pollution. We link that movement to local environmental justice. Kbw, Warren Wilson capstone project students