Moral and political reasoning in environmental practice
By: edited by Andrew Light and Avner de-Shalit
Contributors: Light, Andrew, 1966-; De-Shalit, Avner
Publisher: MIT Press; The MIT Press
Published: 2003
Place of publication: Cambridge, Mass
Language: eng
Number of pages: 357
Subjects: Environmental sciences -- Philosophy; Environmental ethics
Notes: Includes bibliographical references (p. [317]-343) and index
Table of contents: title: Environmental ethics-whose philosophy? Which practice? / Andrew Light and Avner de-Shalit; title: Political theory and the environment: nurturing a sustainable relationship / Michael Freeden; title: Intuition, reason, and environmental argument / Mathew Humphrey; title: The justice of environmental justice: reconciling equity, recognition, and participation in a political movement / David Schlosberg; title: Constitutional environmental rights: a case for political analysis / Tim Hayward; title: Trusteeship: a practical option for realizing our obligations to future generations? / William B. Griffith; title: Ecological utilization space: operationalizing sustainability / Finn Arler; title: The environmental ethics case for crop biotechnology: putting science back into environmental practice / Paul B. Thompson; title: Yew trees, butterflies, rotting boots, and washing lines: the importance of narrative / Alan Holland and John O'Neill; title: The role of cases in moral reasoning: what environmental ethics can learn from biomedical ethics / Robert Hood; title: Grab bag ethics and policymaking for leaded gasoline: a pragmatist's view / Vivian E. Thompson; title: Animals, power, and ethics: the case of foxhunting / Clare Palmer and Francis O'Gorman; title: Ethics, politics, biodiversity: a view from the south / Niraja Gopal Jayal