From Environmental to Ecological Law (Paperback, 1)

Introduction PART 1: Overview: from environmental to ecological law 1. The transformation of environmental law into ecological law MASSIMILIANO MONTINI PART 2: Problems with contemporary law: two illustrative examples 2. The targeting of environmentalists with state-corporate intelligence networks PETER D. BURDON 3. Ecological jurisprudence beyond Earth: toward an outer space ethic REED ELIZABETH LODER PART 3: Solutions in ecological law 4. Ecological law in the Anthropocene OLIVIA WOOLLEY 5. Restoring land, restoring law: theorizing ecological law with ecological restoration EMILLE BOULOT 6. Are rights of nature radical enough for ecological law? GEOFFREY GARVER 7. Ecological jurisprudence and Indigenous relational ontologies: beyond the “ecological Indian”? KIRSTEN ANKER 8. Conjuring sentient beings and relations in the law: rights of nature and a comparative praxis of legal cosmologies in Latin America IVAN DARIO VARGAS RONCANCIO 9. Needs-based constraints in an ecological law transition CARLA SBERT 10. The potential of the trusteeship theory for Canadian public law and environmental governance STEPHANIE ROY 11. African eco-philosophy on forests: a path worth exploring for the implementation of Earth jurisprudence NGOZI FINETTE UNUIGBE PART 4: Challenges in the transition to ecological law 12. Green(ing) legal theory: social logics and their re-formation MICHAEL M’GONIGLE 13. Lawyers and ecological law L. KINVIN WROTH 14. Learning sacrifice: legal education in the Anthropocene NICOLE GRAHAM 15. Tribal ecological knowledge and the transition to ecological law HILLARY M. HOFFMANN 16. Practical pathways to ecological law: Greenprints and a bioregional, regenerative governance approach for Australia MICHELLE MALONEY