The Earth Charter, Ecological Integrity and Social Movements
Herausgeber: Westra, Laura; Vilela, Mirian
The Earth Charter, Ecological Integrity and Social Movements
Herausgeber: Westra, Laura; Vilela, Mirian
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The Earth Charter is a declaration of fundamental ethical principles for building a just, sustainable and peaceful global society, with ecological integrity as a major theme. This book provides a series of analyses of ecological integrity as it relates to the Earth Charter, social movements and international law for human rights.
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The Earth Charter is a declaration of fundamental ethical principles for building a just, sustainable and peaceful global society, with ecological integrity as a major theme. This book provides a series of analyses of ecological integrity as it relates to the Earth Charter, social movements and international law for human rights.
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- Verlag: Taylor & Francis
- Seitenzahl: 290
- Erscheinungstermin: 9. Juni 2014
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 229mm x 155mm x 18mm
- Gewicht: 458g
- ISBN-13: 9781138016927
- ISBN-10: 1138016926
- Artikelnr.: 40339896
- Verlag: Taylor & Francis
- Seitenzahl: 290
- Erscheinungstermin: 9. Juni 2014
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 229mm x 155mm x 18mm
- Gewicht: 458g
- ISBN-13: 9781138016927
- ISBN-10: 1138016926
- Artikelnr.: 40339896
Laura Westra is Professor Emerita (Philosophy), University of Windsor, Canada, and Sessional Instructor at both the Faculty of Law, University of Milano (Bicocca), Italy, and the Graduate Faculty of Environmental Studies, Royal Roads University, Canada. Mirian Vilela is the Executive Director of the Earth Charter International Secretariat and the Earth Charter Center on Education for Sustainable Development at the University for Peace, in San Jose, Costa Rica.
Prologue: Summons to a New Axial Age: The Promise, Limits, and Future of
the Earth Charter Preface Introduction Part 1: The Earth Charter and the
Search for Common Ground 1. The Rule of Law Grounded in the Earth:
Ecological Integrity as a Grundnorm 2. The Earth Charter, the Commons and
the Common Heritage of Mankind Principle 3. Realising Earth Democracy:
Governance from Below Part 2: International Law, Ethics and Social
Movements 4. The United Nations Guiding Principles on Business and Human
Rights: Presenting the Problem as the Solution 5. Norms For Scientific
Claims Made in The Face of Scientific Uncertainty: Lessons From the Climate
Change Disinformation Campaign 6. What a Difference a Disaster Makes-or
Doesn't: A Comparative Case Study of Governmental and Popular Responses to
Hurricanes Katrina and Sandy Part 3: International Law, Human Rights and
Ecological Integrity 7. The Law of Transboundary Groundwater 8. Oceans for
Sale 9. Land Grabbing, Food Security and the Environment: Human Rights
Challenges 10. Is a Green New Deal Strategy a Sustainable Response to the
Social and Ecological Challenges of the Present World? 11. Frack Off! -
Law, Policy, Social Resistance, Coal Seam Gas Mining and the Earth Charter
Part 4: Indigenous Voices for Integrity 12. Canadian Avatar: Reshaping
Relationships Through Indigenous Resistance 13. Sharing the River of Life:
The Two Row Wampum Renewal Campaign 14. Indigenous Laws and Aspirations for
a Sustainable World 15. Moving Toward Global Eco-Integrity: Implementing
Indigenous Conceptions of Nature in a Western Legal System Part 5:
Government Decisions, Environmental Policies and Social Movements 16.
Society, Changes and Social Movements: The Case of Brazil 17. Environmental
Sustainability Beyond The Law: A Venezuelan Perspective 18. Costa Rica: The
First Latin American Country Free of Open Pit Gold Mining 19. The Earth
Charter. An Environmental Policy Instrument in Mexico - a Soft Law or Hard
Policy Perspective
the Earth Charter Preface Introduction Part 1: The Earth Charter and the
Search for Common Ground 1. The Rule of Law Grounded in the Earth:
Ecological Integrity as a Grundnorm 2. The Earth Charter, the Commons and
the Common Heritage of Mankind Principle 3. Realising Earth Democracy:
Governance from Below Part 2: International Law, Ethics and Social
Movements 4. The United Nations Guiding Principles on Business and Human
Rights: Presenting the Problem as the Solution 5. Norms For Scientific
Claims Made in The Face of Scientific Uncertainty: Lessons From the Climate
Change Disinformation Campaign 6. What a Difference a Disaster Makes-or
Doesn't: A Comparative Case Study of Governmental and Popular Responses to
Hurricanes Katrina and Sandy Part 3: International Law, Human Rights and
Ecological Integrity 7. The Law of Transboundary Groundwater 8. Oceans for
Sale 9. Land Grabbing, Food Security and the Environment: Human Rights
Challenges 10. Is a Green New Deal Strategy a Sustainable Response to the
Social and Ecological Challenges of the Present World? 11. Frack Off! -
Law, Policy, Social Resistance, Coal Seam Gas Mining and the Earth Charter
Part 4: Indigenous Voices for Integrity 12. Canadian Avatar: Reshaping
Relationships Through Indigenous Resistance 13. Sharing the River of Life:
The Two Row Wampum Renewal Campaign 14. Indigenous Laws and Aspirations for
a Sustainable World 15. Moving Toward Global Eco-Integrity: Implementing
Indigenous Conceptions of Nature in a Western Legal System Part 5:
Government Decisions, Environmental Policies and Social Movements 16.
Society, Changes and Social Movements: The Case of Brazil 17. Environmental
Sustainability Beyond The Law: A Venezuelan Perspective 18. Costa Rica: The
First Latin American Country Free of Open Pit Gold Mining 19. The Earth
Charter. An Environmental Policy Instrument in Mexico - a Soft Law or Hard
Policy Perspective
Prologue: Summons to a New Axial Age: The Promise, Limits, and Future of
the Earth Charter Preface Introduction Part 1: The Earth Charter and the
Search for Common Ground 1. The Rule of Law Grounded in the Earth:
Ecological Integrity as a Grundnorm 2. The Earth Charter, the Commons and
the Common Heritage of Mankind Principle 3. Realising Earth Democracy:
Governance from Below Part 2: International Law, Ethics and Social
Movements 4. The United Nations Guiding Principles on Business and Human
Rights: Presenting the Problem as the Solution 5. Norms For Scientific
Claims Made in The Face of Scientific Uncertainty: Lessons From the Climate
Change Disinformation Campaign 6. What a Difference a Disaster Makes-or
Doesn't: A Comparative Case Study of Governmental and Popular Responses to
Hurricanes Katrina and Sandy Part 3: International Law, Human Rights and
Ecological Integrity 7. The Law of Transboundary Groundwater 8. Oceans for
Sale 9. Land Grabbing, Food Security and the Environment: Human Rights
Challenges 10. Is a Green New Deal Strategy a Sustainable Response to the
Social and Ecological Challenges of the Present World? 11. Frack Off! -
Law, Policy, Social Resistance, Coal Seam Gas Mining and the Earth Charter
Part 4: Indigenous Voices for Integrity 12. Canadian Avatar: Reshaping
Relationships Through Indigenous Resistance 13. Sharing the River of Life:
The Two Row Wampum Renewal Campaign 14. Indigenous Laws and Aspirations for
a Sustainable World 15. Moving Toward Global Eco-Integrity: Implementing
Indigenous Conceptions of Nature in a Western Legal System Part 5:
Government Decisions, Environmental Policies and Social Movements 16.
Society, Changes and Social Movements: The Case of Brazil 17. Environmental
Sustainability Beyond The Law: A Venezuelan Perspective 18. Costa Rica: The
First Latin American Country Free of Open Pit Gold Mining 19. The Earth
Charter. An Environmental Policy Instrument in Mexico - a Soft Law or Hard
Policy Perspective
the Earth Charter Preface Introduction Part 1: The Earth Charter and the
Search for Common Ground 1. The Rule of Law Grounded in the Earth:
Ecological Integrity as a Grundnorm 2. The Earth Charter, the Commons and
the Common Heritage of Mankind Principle 3. Realising Earth Democracy:
Governance from Below Part 2: International Law, Ethics and Social
Movements 4. The United Nations Guiding Principles on Business and Human
Rights: Presenting the Problem as the Solution 5. Norms For Scientific
Claims Made in The Face of Scientific Uncertainty: Lessons From the Climate
Change Disinformation Campaign 6. What a Difference a Disaster Makes-or
Doesn't: A Comparative Case Study of Governmental and Popular Responses to
Hurricanes Katrina and Sandy Part 3: International Law, Human Rights and
Ecological Integrity 7. The Law of Transboundary Groundwater 8. Oceans for
Sale 9. Land Grabbing, Food Security and the Environment: Human Rights
Challenges 10. Is a Green New Deal Strategy a Sustainable Response to the
Social and Ecological Challenges of the Present World? 11. Frack Off! -
Law, Policy, Social Resistance, Coal Seam Gas Mining and the Earth Charter
Part 4: Indigenous Voices for Integrity 12. Canadian Avatar: Reshaping
Relationships Through Indigenous Resistance 13. Sharing the River of Life:
The Two Row Wampum Renewal Campaign 14. Indigenous Laws and Aspirations for
a Sustainable World 15. Moving Toward Global Eco-Integrity: Implementing
Indigenous Conceptions of Nature in a Western Legal System Part 5:
Government Decisions, Environmental Policies and Social Movements 16.
Society, Changes and Social Movements: The Case of Brazil 17. Environmental
Sustainability Beyond The Law: A Venezuelan Perspective 18. Costa Rica: The
First Latin American Country Free of Open Pit Gold Mining 19. The Earth
Charter. An Environmental Policy Instrument in Mexico - a Soft Law or Hard
Policy Perspective