Justice, property and the environment : social and legal perspectives
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Justice, property and the environment : social and legal perspectives
（Avebury series in philosophy）
Ashgate, c1997
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Environmental problems have raised new difficulties for traditional social, political and legal theory as well as re-posed traditional problems in an acute form. The first part of the book considers the questions about justice raised by environmental crises. The second part examines the ramifications environmental conflicts have for the political theory of property and markets, whilst the third section considers the implications of developments of environmental law.
Table of Contents
- Introduction - social and legal perspectives on environmental problems, Tim Hayward. Part 1 Austin lecture: ecology, community and justice, Ted Benton. Part 2: human needs and natural relations - the dilemmas of ecology, Kate Soper
- justice, consistency and "non-human" ethics, David E. Cooper
- interspecies solidarity - care operated upon by justice, Tim Hayward
- discounting, Jamieson's trilemma and representing the future, Robin Attfield
- the Lockean provisos and the privatization of nature, Markku Oksanen
- King Darius and the environmental economist, John O'Neill
- environmental goods and market boundaries - a response to O'Neill, Russell Keat
- private rights, public interests and the environment, Donald McGillivray and John Wightman
- unsustainable developments in lawmaking for environmental liability?, C.M.G. Himsworth
- cultural communities and intellectual property rights in plant genetic resources, Anthony Stenson and Tim Gray
- the merchandising of biodiversity, Joan Martinez-Alier.
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