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Finally, the author examines, in Chapter Seven, the close interlinkage existing between lynching and the white supremacy ideology during the early 20th century. The World Health Organization (WHO) has developed a similar DPSEEA (driving forces, pressures, state, exposure, effect, actions) model that in a similar way describes the interlinkage between human health and different driving forces and environmental change (WHO 1997). in ecological terms that recognize an interlinkage of interests and a systems pragmatics at work. |
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