Figures, Tables, and Text Boxes | p. xi |
Foreword | p. xiii |
Preface | p. xvii |
Acknowledgments | p. xix |
Teacher's Guide | p. xxi |
Introduction: Global and Local Contexts as Evidence for Concern | p. 1 |
Tying Governance to Ecology, Economy, and Human Well-Being | |
Institutions for Global Governance | p. 9 |
A Covenant of Covenants: A Federal Vision of Global Governance for the Twenty-first Century | p. 27 |
Market Society and Ecological Integrity: Theory and Practice | p. 41 |
A Full Spectrum Integrity Index of Nations | p. 51 |
Globalization, Human Rights, and the Human Condition | |
Linkages among Globalization, Human Rights, and Health | p. 65 |
Toward Sustainability with Justice: Are Human Nature and History on Side? | p. 81 |
Protecting Society from Itself: Reconnecting Ecology and Economy | p. 95 |
Strong Sustainability and Environmental Policy: Justification and Implementation | p. 109 |
Governance for Ecological Integrity, Sustainable Ecosystem Function, and Public Health | |
Evolution of the Ecological Integrity Debate | p. 127 |
Collective Decision-Making Bridging Public Health, Sustainability Governance, and Environmental Management | p. 139 |
Toward Sustainable Environmental Governance in South Africa: Cooperative Environmental Governance and Integrated Environmental Management as Possible Solutions to Fragmentation | p. 155 |
A Sense of Possibility: What Does Governance for Health and Ecological Sustainability Look like? | p. 171 |
Covenants and Respect for All Life, Public-Good, and Traditional Knowledge | |
The Earth Charter, Ethics, and Global Governance | p. 197 |
The Copenhagen Consensus: A Global Public-Good Perspective Comparing the Earth Charter with Other Recent Declarations | p. 209 |
Intergenerational Sustainability and Traditional Knowledge in Africa: The Natural Resource Management Perspective | p. 227 |
Focus (a): Governance amid Ideological Influences in a Globalizing World | |
The Ominous Rise of Ideological Think Tanks in Environmental Policy-Making | p. 243 |
Cutting CO[subscript 2] Emissions in the Atmosphere: A Realistic Goal or a Mere Utopian Ideal? | p. 257 |
Ecological Governance at Work: A Community Challenge to Genetically Modified Organisms | p. 269 |
Focus (b): Rights to Food and Water | |
The Future: World Population and Food Security | p. 285 |
Refining International Water Law | p. 299 |
Water as a Human Right: The Sri Lankan Experience | p. 311 |
Cooperation in Promoting Ecological Integrity and Socioeconomic Justice in Marine Fisheries: European Community-West African Relations | p. 321 |
Focus (c): Social Forces at Play in Environmental and Human Catastrophes | |
The Institutionalized Use of Force in Economic Development: With Special Reference to the World Bank | p. 339 |
Globalization and the Degradation of Rural Livelihoods: A Comparative Study of Mexico and Vietnam under Trade Liberalization | p. 355 |
A Toolkit for Ecoepidemiological Enquiry under Global Ecological Change | p. 369 |
Focus (d): The Rights of Children: Health and the Culture Environment | |
The Culture Environment: Implications for Public Health, Human Rights, and Ecological Sustainability | p. 385 |
The Child's Rights to Health and the Role of the World Health Organization | p. 397 |
Conclusions: Challenging Our Individual and Collective Thinking about Sustainability | p. 413 |
The Earth Charter | p. 425 |
Index | p. 433 |
About the Contributors | p. 449 |
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