Environmental Justice and the Rights of Indigenous Peoples: International and Domestic Legal Perspectives Book

Foreword   Bradford W. Morse     vii
Preamble     ix
Acknowledgements     xi
Basic Issues, Principles and Historical Background
The Rights of Indigenous Peoples: Eco-footprint Crime and the 'Biological/Ecological Integrity Model' to Achieve Environmental Justice     3
Cultural Integrity and Ecological Integrity: The Interface and International Law     23
Cosmopolitanism and Natural Law for the Recovery of Individual and Community Rights     47
Selected Examples from Domestic and International Case Law
Indigenous Peoples and Minorities in International Jurisprudence and the Responsibility of the World Bank     71
The United States and Indigenous Peoples: Some Recent ATCA Jurisprudence     103
First Nations of Canada and the Legal and Illegal Attacks on their Existence     125
Justifying Genocide: Principles and Reality
Genocide and Eco-crime: The Interface     163
Aboriginal Rights in Domestic and International Law, and the Special Case of Arctic Peoples     187
Some Modest Proposals for Global Governance
Indigenous Human Rights and the Obligations of State and Non-State Actors     219
Governance for Global Integrity: Present Instruments, Trends and Future Goals     241
The Earth Charter     275
'Development' and Environmental Racism: The Case of Ken Saro-Wiwa and theOgoni     281
Selected Documents     289
List of acronyms and abbreviations     311
List of cases     313
List of documents     317
Bibliography     323
Index     341