Green Governance: Ecological Survival, Human Rights, and the Law of the Commons

Burns H. Weston · David Bollier

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1. Trends that point toward a new synthesis 2. The human right to a clean and healthy environment 3. The quest for a new rights-based pathway 4. Making the conceptual transition to the new paradigm 5. The commons as a model for ecological governance 6. The rise of the commons movement globally 7. Imagining a new architecture of law and policy to support the ecological commons 8. Catalytic strategies for achieving green governance.

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