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We have been making persons of children although they were not, in law, always so. And we have done the same, albeit imperfectly some would say, with prisoners, 9 . aliens, women (especially of the married variety), the in.; sane, 10 . Blacks, foetuses, 11 . and Indians. 3. See DARWIN, supra note 1, at 113. See also E. WEsTERMARCK, 1 THE ORIGIN AND
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This book is a collection of essays on law, morality, and the environment, arguing that natural objects should have legal rights. It covers topics such as agriculture, oceans, future generations, sustainable development, and environmentalism.
A classic book that argues for the legal rights of the environment and challenges the anthropocentric view of law. The third edition updates the original thesis and explores the impact of environmental law and policy.
Publisher’s website featuring this book. https://global.oup.com/academic/product/should-trees-have-standing-9780199736072. Introduction (PDF) http://isites.harvard.edu/fs/docs/icb.topic498371.files/Stone.Trees_Standing.pdf.
11. Aug. 2010 · Internet Archive. Language. English. Includes bibliographical references. The unthinkable -- Toward rights for the environment -- The legal-operational aspects -- The psychic and socio-psychic aspects -- Opinions of the U.S. Supreme Court : Sierra Club v. Morton.
In this influential and enduring collection of essays, Christopher D. Stone argues that natural objects, such as trees, should be bestowed with legal rights through the appointment of special...
Christopher Stones Text »Should trees have standing?« von 1972 gilt als einer der Urtexte dieser Utopie, die in manchen Ländern schon Realität geworden ist. Die multimediale Ausstellung mit demselben Titel erkundet das Zusammenspiel von Natur und Gerechtigkeit auf künstlerische Art und Weise und fragt nach der Möglichkeit, unser Verhältnis zur Natur und damit auch zu uns selbst radikal ...
