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Acknowledgments ix
Introduction 1
1 Environmental Human Rights and Intergenerational Justice 5
2 Emergent Human Rights, Identity, Harms, and Duties 26
3 Reflexive Reciprocity and Intergenerational Environmental Justice 48
4 Cosmopolitan Ethics, Communal Reciprocity, and Global Environmentalism 69
5 Toward a Global Consensus on Environmental Human Rights 92
6 Human Rights as Inheritance: Instituting Intergenerational Environmental Justice 117
7 Conclusion: Environmental Justice and the Emergent Future of Human Rights 143
References 153
Index 161
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The Human Right to a Green Future
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