Cara NineSharing Territories
Overlapping Self-Determination and Resource Rights
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Cara Nine is Chair of Philosophy at University of Nevada, Reno. Before arriving at UNR, she taught in the Philosophy Department at University College Cork, Ireland. She was awarded her PhD in Philosophy from the University of Arizona and her BA in Philosophy from Carleton College Her first book, Global Justice and Territory (OUP, 2012), won the American Philosophical Association Book Prize in 2013 and the Brian Farrell 2013 Book Prize. She has served as the President of the Irish Philosophical Society, and has been awarded grants by the Irish Research Council and the Research Council of Norway.
Preface
1: Introduction
PART 1: Foundational Titles and Overlapping Individual Rights
2: Natural Law, Methods, and Basic Needs
3: Foundational Titles and Basic Needs
4: Resource Domains: 'Enough and as good' and Sustainability
5: Residence
6: Social Relations: Relational Autonomy and Place
PART 2: Foundational Territories and Overlapping Self-Determination
7: Self-Determination and Overlapping Territories
8: Place, Self-Determination, and Foundational Territories
9: Self-Determination as Functional Autonomy
10: Vertical institutional Structures: Metajurisdictional Authority and Subsidiarity
PART 3: Applications
11: Settler Colonialism
12: Resource Rights
13: The Global Commons: Antarctica and Forest Carbon Sinks
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