Series page - Series page

pp ii-ii

Representations and Rights of the Environment - Title page

pp iii-iii

Copyright page

pp iv-iv

Dedication

pp v-v

Epigraph

pp vi-vi

Contents

pp vii-viii

Illustrations

pp ix-x

Tables

pp xi-xi

Contributors

pp xii-xx

Preface

pp xxi-xxii

Acknowledgements

pp xxiii-xxvi

1 - An Introduction

pp 1-40

Part I - Challenges

pp 41-144

2 - Environmental Humanities

pp 43-65

3 - Decolonising the Dialogue on Climate Change

pp 66-86

4 - Our Relationship with the Land

pp 87-109

5 - A Common Space of Legal Communication

pp 110-144

Part II - Recollection

pp 145-230

6 - Traditional Indigenous Knowledge and the Relationship to Mother Earth

pp 147-159

7 - The Encyclical Letter Laudato si’ of Pope Francis

pp 160-183

8 - Persons, Things and Nature in Roman Law

pp 184-205

9 - Environmental Law

pp 206-230

Part III - Perspectives

pp 231-382

10 - Rights of Nature, a New Perspective in Law

pp 233-258

11 - Property for Nature

pp 259-286

12 - Reimagining the Common Law

pp 287-309

13 - Democratic Representation, Environmental Justice and Future People

pp 310-333

14 - The Normative and Social Dimensions of the Transition towards a Responsible, Circular Bio-Based Economy

pp 334-352

15 - New Perspectives on Guardianship of Nature

pp 353-382