"The concept of 'sustainability' in environmental policy making certainly benefits from the kind of serious philosophical and political analysis it receives in this excellent collection."--Steven Kelman, Harvard University
"The concept of 'sustainability' in environmental policy making certainly benefits from the kind of serious philosophical and political analysis it receives in this excellent collection."--Steven Kelman, Harvard UniversityHinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
John Martin Gillroy is MacArthur Professor of Environmental Policy and Law at Bucknell University. Joe Bowersox is Associate Professor of Politics at Willamette University.
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Figures and Tables Preface Introduction: The Roots of Moral Austerity in Environmental Policy Discourse Part I. Moral Principles and Environmental Policy: Basic Issues and Dilemmas Issue 1: Science as a Substitute for Moral Principles? Science as a Substitute for Moral Principle / Susan Buck Science Is No Substitute for Moral Principle / Robert Paehlke Issue 2: Environmental Justice without Social Justice? Why Environmental Thought and Action Must Include Considerations of Social Justice / Joel J. Kassiola Environmental Justice: Private Preference or Public Necessity? / Joe Bowersox Issue 3: Nature Has Only an Instrumental Value Sustainability: Descriptive or Performative? / Bryan Norton Are Environmental Values All Instrumental? / Mark Sagoff Issue 4: Intrinsic Value Implies No Use and a Threat to Democratic Governance A Practical Concept of Nature’s Intrinsic Value / John Martin Gillroy On Intrinsic Value and Environmental Ethics / Bob Pepperman Taylor Part II: Case Studies in Sustainable Environmental Policy and Law Introduction The Subnational Role in Sustainable Development: Lessons from American States and Canadian Provinces / Barry G. Rabe Sustainable Development and Natural Hazards Mitigation / Anna K. Schwab and David J. Brower Sustainable Governance / Jonathan Baert Wiener Sustainability in the United States: Legal Tools and Initiatives / Celia Campbell-Mohn Sustainable Development and the Use of Public Lands / Jan G. Laitos The Impact of Political Institutions on Preservation of the U.S. and Canadian National Parks / William Lowry Global Environmental Accountability: The Missing Link in the Pursuit of Sustainable Development? / Robert V. Percival Part III: Moral Principles and Sustainable Environmental Policy: An Analysis of Ends and Means Introduction Issue I: Science and Sustainability Sustainability, Sustainable Development, and Values / Robert Paehlke Saving All the Parts: Science and Sustainability / Susan Buck Discussion Issue 3: A Sustainable Environment as an Instrumental Value? The Hedgehog, the Fox, and the Environment / Mark Sagoff Why Not Foxy Hedgehogs? / Bryan Norton Discussion Issue 4: A Sustainable Environment as an Intrinsic Value? Sustainability: Restricting the Policy Debate / John Martin Gillroy Comments on Sustainability / Bob Pepperman Taylor Discussion Conclusion: Democratic Competence, Accountability, and Education in the Twenty-first Century Notes References Contributors
Figures and Tables Preface Introduction: The Roots of Moral Austerity in Environmental Policy Discourse Part I. Moral Principles and Environmental Policy: Basic Issues and Dilemmas Issue 1: Science as a Substitute for Moral Principles? Science as a Substitute for Moral Principle / Susan Buck Science Is No Substitute for Moral Principle / Robert Paehlke Issue 2: Environmental Justice without Social Justice? Why Environmental Thought and Action Must Include Considerations of Social Justice / Joel J. Kassiola Environmental Justice: Private Preference or Public Necessity? / Joe Bowersox Issue 3: Nature Has Only an Instrumental Value Sustainability: Descriptive or Performative? / Bryan Norton Are Environmental Values All Instrumental? / Mark Sagoff Issue 4: Intrinsic Value Implies No Use and a Threat to Democratic Governance A Practical Concept of Nature’s Intrinsic Value / John Martin Gillroy On Intrinsic Value and Environmental Ethics / Bob Pepperman Taylor Part II: Case Studies in Sustainable Environmental Policy and Law Introduction The Subnational Role in Sustainable Development: Lessons from American States and Canadian Provinces / Barry G. Rabe Sustainable Development and Natural Hazards Mitigation / Anna K. Schwab and David J. Brower Sustainable Governance / Jonathan Baert Wiener Sustainability in the United States: Legal Tools and Initiatives / Celia Campbell-Mohn Sustainable Development and the Use of Public Lands / Jan G. Laitos The Impact of Political Institutions on Preservation of the U.S. and Canadian National Parks / William Lowry Global Environmental Accountability: The Missing Link in the Pursuit of Sustainable Development? / Robert V. Percival Part III: Moral Principles and Sustainable Environmental Policy: An Analysis of Ends and Means Introduction Issue I: Science and Sustainability Sustainability, Sustainable Development, and Values / Robert Paehlke Saving All the Parts: Science and Sustainability / Susan Buck Discussion Issue 3: A Sustainable Environment as an Instrumental Value? The Hedgehog, the Fox, and the Environment / Mark Sagoff Why Not Foxy Hedgehogs? / Bryan Norton Discussion Issue 4: A Sustainable Environment as an Intrinsic Value? Sustainability: Restricting the Policy Debate / John Martin Gillroy Comments on Sustainability / Bob Pepperman Taylor Discussion Conclusion: Democratic Competence, Accountability, and Education in the Twenty-first Century Notes References Contributors
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