Earth Jurisprudence and the rights of nature / by Catherine Iorns Magallanes

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Earth Jurisprudence and the rights of nature / by Catherine Iorns Magallanes

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Index New Zealand

Description

Concerns the Earth Jurisprudence - or Earth Law or Wild Law - movement and its principles, which revolve around the idea that we are part of and dependent upon the natural world, not separate or above it. Indicates some examples of suggested changes to human laws in accordance with these principles and of how lawyers internationally are using the principles of Earth Law to change our current (human) laws. Points to groups worldwide dedicated to disseminating information about the Earth Law ...

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Journal

Date created

Nov 2013

Creator

Magallanes, Catherine J. Iorns

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http://natlib.govt.nz/records/32965915

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Environmentalism / Environmental law

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