Sustaining Life on Earth
Environmental and Human Health through Global Governance
Herausgeber: Kotzé, Louis J.; Westra, Laura; Soskolne, Colin L.
Sustaining Life on Earth
Environmental and Human Health through Global Governance
Herausgeber: Kotzé, Louis J.; Westra, Laura; Soskolne, Colin L.
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Sustaining Life on Earth brings together a broad range of specialists to diagnose causes and devise cures for collapsing global life support systems. More than any other text in the fields of ecological and biological integrity, this book emphasizes the impact of global change on population health and the role of legal and paralegal instruments in affecting sustainable change.
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Sustaining Life on Earth brings together a broad range of specialists to diagnose causes and devise cures for collapsing global life support systems. More than any other text in the fields of ecological and biological integrity, this book emphasizes the impact of global change on population health and the role of legal and paralegal instruments in affecting sustainable change.
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- Verlag: Lexington Books
- Seitenzahl: 482
- Erscheinungstermin: 1. November 2007
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 229mm x 152mm x 28mm
- Gewicht: 776g
- ISBN-13: 9780739117309
- ISBN-10: 0739117300
- Artikelnr.: 23328403
- Verlag: Lexington Books
- Seitenzahl: 482
- Erscheinungstermin: 1. November 2007
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 229mm x 152mm x 28mm
- Gewicht: 776g
- ISBN-13: 9780739117309
- ISBN-10: 0739117300
- Artikelnr.: 23328403
Edited by Colin L. Soskolne; Laura Westra; Louis J. Kotzé; Brendan Mackey and William E. Rees - Contributions by Klaus Bosselmann; Donald A. Brown; Valerie Brown; Helmut Burkhardt; Philippe Crabbé; Giulio De Leo; Joseph W. Dellapenna; Dan Dolderman; Ralf
Chapter 1 Foreword Chapter 2 Preface Chapter 3 Teacher's Guide Chapter 4
Introduction: Global and Local Contexts as Evidence for Concern Part 5
Tying Governance to Ecology, Economy, and Human Well-Being Chapter 6
Institutions for Global Governance Chapter 7 A Covenant of Covenants: A
Federal Vision of Global Governance for the Twenty-first Century Chapter 8
Market Society and Ecological Integrity: Theory and Practice Chapter 9 A
Full Spectrum Integrity Index of Nations Part 10 Globalization, Human
Rights, and the Human Condition Chapter 11 Linkages among Globalization,
Human Rights, and Health Chapter 12 Toward Sustainability with Justice: Are
Human Nature and History on Side? Chapter 13 Protecting Society from
Itself: Reconnecting Ecology and Economy Chapter 14 Strong Sustainability
and Environmental Policy: Justification and Implementation Part 15
Governance for Ecological Integrity, Sustainable Ecosystem Function, and
Public Health Chapter 16 Toward Sustainable Environmental Governance in
South Africa: Cooperative Environmental Governance and Integrated
Environmental Management as Possible Solutions to Fragmentation Chapter 17
Collective Decision-Making Bridging Public Health, Sustainability
Governance, and Environmental Management Chapter 18 Evolution of the
Ecological Integrity Debate Chapter 19 A Sense of Possibility: What Does
Governance for Health and Ecological Sustainability Look Like? Part 20
Covenants and Respect for All Life, Public-Good, and Traditional Knowledge
Chapter 21 The Earth Charter, Ethics, and Global Governance Chapter 22 The
Copenhagen Consensus: A Global Public-Good Perspective Comparing the Earth
Charter with Other Recent Declarations Chapter 23 Intergenerational
Sustainability and Traditional Knowledge in Africa: The Natural Resource
Management Perspective Part 24 Focus (a): Governance amid Ideological
Influences in a Globalizing World Chapter 25 The Ominous Rise of
Ideological Think Tanks in Environmental Policy-Making Chapter 26 Cutting
CO2 Emissions in the Atmosphere: A Realistic Goal or a Mere Utopian Ideal?
Chapter 27 Ecological Governance at Work: A Community Challenge to
Genetically Modified Organisms Part 28 Focus (b): Rights to Food and Water
Chapter 29 The Future: World Population and Food Security Chapter 30
Refining International Water Law Chapter 31 Water as a Human Right: The Sri
Lankan Experience Chapter 32 Cooperation in Promoting Ecological Integrity
and Socioeconomic Justice in Marine Fisheries: European Community-West
African Relations Part 33 Focus (c): Social Forces at Play in Environmental
and Human Catastrophes Chapter 34 The Institutionalized Use of Force in
Economic Development: With Special References to the World Bank Chapter 35
Globalization and the Degradation of Rural Livelihoods: A Comparative Study
of Mexico and Vietnam under Trade Liberalization Chapter 36 A Toolkit for
Ecoepidemiological Enquiry under Global Ecological Change Part 37 Focus
(d): The Rights of Children: Health and the Culture Environment Chapter 38
The Culture Environment: Implications for Public Health, Human Rights, and
Ecological Sustainability Chapter 39 The Child's Rights to Health and the
Role of the World Health Organization Part 40 Conclusions: Challenging Our
Individual and Collective Thinking about Sustainability
Introduction: Global and Local Contexts as Evidence for Concern Part 5
Tying Governance to Ecology, Economy, and Human Well-Being Chapter 6
Institutions for Global Governance Chapter 7 A Covenant of Covenants: A
Federal Vision of Global Governance for the Twenty-first Century Chapter 8
Market Society and Ecological Integrity: Theory and Practice Chapter 9 A
Full Spectrum Integrity Index of Nations Part 10 Globalization, Human
Rights, and the Human Condition Chapter 11 Linkages among Globalization,
Human Rights, and Health Chapter 12 Toward Sustainability with Justice: Are
Human Nature and History on Side? Chapter 13 Protecting Society from
Itself: Reconnecting Ecology and Economy Chapter 14 Strong Sustainability
and Environmental Policy: Justification and Implementation Part 15
Governance for Ecological Integrity, Sustainable Ecosystem Function, and
Public Health Chapter 16 Toward Sustainable Environmental Governance in
South Africa: Cooperative Environmental Governance and Integrated
Environmental Management as Possible Solutions to Fragmentation Chapter 17
Collective Decision-Making Bridging Public Health, Sustainability
Governance, and Environmental Management Chapter 18 Evolution of the
Ecological Integrity Debate Chapter 19 A Sense of Possibility: What Does
Governance for Health and Ecological Sustainability Look Like? Part 20
Covenants and Respect for All Life, Public-Good, and Traditional Knowledge
Chapter 21 The Earth Charter, Ethics, and Global Governance Chapter 22 The
Copenhagen Consensus: A Global Public-Good Perspective Comparing the Earth
Charter with Other Recent Declarations Chapter 23 Intergenerational
Sustainability and Traditional Knowledge in Africa: The Natural Resource
Management Perspective Part 24 Focus (a): Governance amid Ideological
Influences in a Globalizing World Chapter 25 The Ominous Rise of
Ideological Think Tanks in Environmental Policy-Making Chapter 26 Cutting
CO2 Emissions in the Atmosphere: A Realistic Goal or a Mere Utopian Ideal?
Chapter 27 Ecological Governance at Work: A Community Challenge to
Genetically Modified Organisms Part 28 Focus (b): Rights to Food and Water
Chapter 29 The Future: World Population and Food Security Chapter 30
Refining International Water Law Chapter 31 Water as a Human Right: The Sri
Lankan Experience Chapter 32 Cooperation in Promoting Ecological Integrity
and Socioeconomic Justice in Marine Fisheries: European Community-West
African Relations Part 33 Focus (c): Social Forces at Play in Environmental
and Human Catastrophes Chapter 34 The Institutionalized Use of Force in
Economic Development: With Special References to the World Bank Chapter 35
Globalization and the Degradation of Rural Livelihoods: A Comparative Study
of Mexico and Vietnam under Trade Liberalization Chapter 36 A Toolkit for
Ecoepidemiological Enquiry under Global Ecological Change Part 37 Focus
(d): The Rights of Children: Health and the Culture Environment Chapter 38
The Culture Environment: Implications for Public Health, Human Rights, and
Ecological Sustainability Chapter 39 The Child's Rights to Health and the
Role of the World Health Organization Part 40 Conclusions: Challenging Our
Individual and Collective Thinking about Sustainability
Chapter 1 Foreword Chapter 2 Preface Chapter 3 Teacher's Guide Chapter 4
Introduction: Global and Local Contexts as Evidence for Concern Part 5
Tying Governance to Ecology, Economy, and Human Well-Being Chapter 6
Institutions for Global Governance Chapter 7 A Covenant of Covenants: A
Federal Vision of Global Governance for the Twenty-first Century Chapter 8
Market Society and Ecological Integrity: Theory and Practice Chapter 9 A
Full Spectrum Integrity Index of Nations Part 10 Globalization, Human
Rights, and the Human Condition Chapter 11 Linkages among Globalization,
Human Rights, and Health Chapter 12 Toward Sustainability with Justice: Are
Human Nature and History on Side? Chapter 13 Protecting Society from
Itself: Reconnecting Ecology and Economy Chapter 14 Strong Sustainability
and Environmental Policy: Justification and Implementation Part 15
Governance for Ecological Integrity, Sustainable Ecosystem Function, and
Public Health Chapter 16 Toward Sustainable Environmental Governance in
South Africa: Cooperative Environmental Governance and Integrated
Environmental Management as Possible Solutions to Fragmentation Chapter 17
Collective Decision-Making Bridging Public Health, Sustainability
Governance, and Environmental Management Chapter 18 Evolution of the
Ecological Integrity Debate Chapter 19 A Sense of Possibility: What Does
Governance for Health and Ecological Sustainability Look Like? Part 20
Covenants and Respect for All Life, Public-Good, and Traditional Knowledge
Chapter 21 The Earth Charter, Ethics, and Global Governance Chapter 22 The
Copenhagen Consensus: A Global Public-Good Perspective Comparing the Earth
Charter with Other Recent Declarations Chapter 23 Intergenerational
Sustainability and Traditional Knowledge in Africa: The Natural Resource
Management Perspective Part 24 Focus (a): Governance amid Ideological
Influences in a Globalizing World Chapter 25 The Ominous Rise of
Ideological Think Tanks in Environmental Policy-Making Chapter 26 Cutting
CO2 Emissions in the Atmosphere: A Realistic Goal or a Mere Utopian Ideal?
Chapter 27 Ecological Governance at Work: A Community Challenge to
Genetically Modified Organisms Part 28 Focus (b): Rights to Food and Water
Chapter 29 The Future: World Population and Food Security Chapter 30
Refining International Water Law Chapter 31 Water as a Human Right: The Sri
Lankan Experience Chapter 32 Cooperation in Promoting Ecological Integrity
and Socioeconomic Justice in Marine Fisheries: European Community-West
African Relations Part 33 Focus (c): Social Forces at Play in Environmental
and Human Catastrophes Chapter 34 The Institutionalized Use of Force in
Economic Development: With Special References to the World Bank Chapter 35
Globalization and the Degradation of Rural Livelihoods: A Comparative Study
of Mexico and Vietnam under Trade Liberalization Chapter 36 A Toolkit for
Ecoepidemiological Enquiry under Global Ecological Change Part 37 Focus
(d): The Rights of Children: Health and the Culture Environment Chapter 38
The Culture Environment: Implications for Public Health, Human Rights, and
Ecological Sustainability Chapter 39 The Child's Rights to Health and the
Role of the World Health Organization Part 40 Conclusions: Challenging Our
Individual and Collective Thinking about Sustainability
Introduction: Global and Local Contexts as Evidence for Concern Part 5
Tying Governance to Ecology, Economy, and Human Well-Being Chapter 6
Institutions for Global Governance Chapter 7 A Covenant of Covenants: A
Federal Vision of Global Governance for the Twenty-first Century Chapter 8
Market Society and Ecological Integrity: Theory and Practice Chapter 9 A
Full Spectrum Integrity Index of Nations Part 10 Globalization, Human
Rights, and the Human Condition Chapter 11 Linkages among Globalization,
Human Rights, and Health Chapter 12 Toward Sustainability with Justice: Are
Human Nature and History on Side? Chapter 13 Protecting Society from
Itself: Reconnecting Ecology and Economy Chapter 14 Strong Sustainability
and Environmental Policy: Justification and Implementation Part 15
Governance for Ecological Integrity, Sustainable Ecosystem Function, and
Public Health Chapter 16 Toward Sustainable Environmental Governance in
South Africa: Cooperative Environmental Governance and Integrated
Environmental Management as Possible Solutions to Fragmentation Chapter 17
Collective Decision-Making Bridging Public Health, Sustainability
Governance, and Environmental Management Chapter 18 Evolution of the
Ecological Integrity Debate Chapter 19 A Sense of Possibility: What Does
Governance for Health and Ecological Sustainability Look Like? Part 20
Covenants and Respect for All Life, Public-Good, and Traditional Knowledge
Chapter 21 The Earth Charter, Ethics, and Global Governance Chapter 22 The
Copenhagen Consensus: A Global Public-Good Perspective Comparing the Earth
Charter with Other Recent Declarations Chapter 23 Intergenerational
Sustainability and Traditional Knowledge in Africa: The Natural Resource
Management Perspective Part 24 Focus (a): Governance amid Ideological
Influences in a Globalizing World Chapter 25 The Ominous Rise of
Ideological Think Tanks in Environmental Policy-Making Chapter 26 Cutting
CO2 Emissions in the Atmosphere: A Realistic Goal or a Mere Utopian Ideal?
Chapter 27 Ecological Governance at Work: A Community Challenge to
Genetically Modified Organisms Part 28 Focus (b): Rights to Food and Water
Chapter 29 The Future: World Population and Food Security Chapter 30
Refining International Water Law Chapter 31 Water as a Human Right: The Sri
Lankan Experience Chapter 32 Cooperation in Promoting Ecological Integrity
and Socioeconomic Justice in Marine Fisheries: European Community-West
African Relations Part 33 Focus (c): Social Forces at Play in Environmental
and Human Catastrophes Chapter 34 The Institutionalized Use of Force in
Economic Development: With Special References to the World Bank Chapter 35
Globalization and the Degradation of Rural Livelihoods: A Comparative Study
of Mexico and Vietnam under Trade Liberalization Chapter 36 A Toolkit for
Ecoepidemiological Enquiry under Global Ecological Change Part 37 Focus
(d): The Rights of Children: Health and the Culture Environment Chapter 38
The Culture Environment: Implications for Public Health, Human Rights, and
Ecological Sustainability Chapter 39 The Child's Rights to Health and the
Role of the World Health Organization Part 40 Conclusions: Challenging Our
Individual and Collective Thinking about Sustainability