The common good and environmental governance for the support of life / edited by Laura Westra.

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Westra, Laura [editor.]

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9781443899260
1443899267

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Additional physical formats: Print version:: Common good and environmental governance for the support of life.DDC classification:

344.04/6 23

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K3585.5 .C65 2016eb

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Contents:

Table of Contents; Introduction; Part 1: The Right to Food and Water and Environmental Governance; Chapter One; Chapter Two; Chapter Three; Chapter Four; Part 2: Environmental Governance and Human Rights; Chapter Five; Chapter Six; Chapter Seven; Chapter Eight; Part 3: The Rule of Law and the Right to Life and Health; Chapter Nine; Chapter Ten; List of Contributors

Summary: The ongoing environmental crisis has given rise to grave concerns everywhere, and a number of authors have approached this topic from various disciplines and points of view, proposing different strategies to address and correct the situation. A major problem, however, is presented by the role and possible efficiency of existing legal regimes, most of which do not consider seriously the ecological problems that are the basis of most of the global problems that beset us. In 2015, Italy hosted the 2015 Expo of Milano, an important fair that attempted to address some of these major issues, primaril.

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The ongoing environmental crisis has given rise to grave concerns everywhere, and a number of authors have approached this topic from various disciplines and points of view, proposing different strategies to address and correct the situation. A major problem, however, is presented by the role and possible efficiency of existing legal regimes, most of which do not consider seriously the ecological problems that are the basis of most of the global problems that beset us. In 2015, Italy hosted the 2015 Expo of Milano, an important fair that attempted to address some of these major issues, primaril.

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