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Introduction | |
The Nature of Nature | p. 3 |
A Social - Economic History of Resource Use and Nonuse | |
Defining Natural Resource Use and Nonuse | p. 9 |
Era I-The Age of Human Survival | p. 17 |
Era II-The Age of the Market | p. 20 |
Era III-The Age of Property | p. 35 |
Era IV-The Anthrocene Age | p. 48 |
Era V-The Age of Ecocentrism | p. 63 |
A Legal History of Resource Use and Nonuse | |
An Introduction to the History of Law and Natural Resources | p. 77 |
First-Generation Laws: Creating Use Interests in Natural Resources | p. 85 |
Second-Generation Laws: Protecting Human Nonuse Interests | p. 94 |
Proposed Second-Generation Laws: Protecting Human Nonuse Interests by Acknowledging the Public Interest in Natural Resources | p. 113 |
Toward a Third Generation of Nonanthropocentric Resource Nonuse Laws | p. 118 |
Revealing the Nonuse Component of Natural Resources | |
The Biology of Resource Nonuse | p. 133 |
The Science of Resource Nonuse | p. 148 |
The Economics of Resource Nonuse | p. 163 |
Toward a Legally Acknowledged Right of Nonuse | |
The Problem of Government Regulation: The Emerging Shift from Anthropocentric to Ecocentric Nonuse Laws | p. 185 |
The Problem of Rights Creation: Can Natural Resources Have Legal Rights? | p. 201 |
The Problem of Standing: May Natural Resources Raise Their Own Right of Nonuse? | p. 213 |
Table of Cases | p. 229 |
Index | p. 235 |
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