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Routledge A Theory of Ecological Justice - Environmental Politics

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Explore the fundamental principles of environmental ethics with A Theory of Ecological Justice. Published by Routledge, this work presents a compelling argument for expanding our understanding of justice to include species beyond homo sapiens. Baxter examines the necessity of treating other organisms as having legitimate claims to a share of the Earth's resources. This book investigates how justice claims apply to organisms with different levels of complexity. It goes beyond theory to look at the practical side of environmental politics, describing the institutional arrangements needed to include ecological justice in human decision-making processes. Whether you are studying anthropology, sociology, or environmental politics, this text provides a deep look at how we might integrate the needs of the natural world into our societal structures.

Key Features

Argues for the expansion of justice claims to include species other than homo sapiens.

Examines how justice applies to organisms across various degrees of biological complexity.

Provides a framework for how non-human species can claim a share of Earth's resources.

Discusses the institutional arrangements required to integrate ecology into human decision-making.

Offers a detailed study of environmental politics and the nature of ecological justice.

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Format
hardcover
Domain
Amazon UK
Release Date
23 September 2004
Listed Since
09 February 2007

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