Justice, Property & the Environment: Social & Legal Perspectives Book

	Acknowledgements
	Introduction: social and legal perspectives on environmental problems	1
1	Ecology, community and justice	17
2	Human needs and natural relations: the dilemmas of ecology	43
3	Justice, consistency and 'non-human' ethics	56
4	Interspecies solidarity: care operated upon by justice	67
5	Discounting, Jamieson's trilemma and representing the future	85
6	The Lockean provisos and the privatisation of nature	97
7	King Darius and the environmental economist	114
8	Environmental goods and market boundaries: a response to O'Neill	131
9	Private rights, public interests and the environment	144
10	Unsustainable developments in lawmaking for environmental liability?	161
11	Cultural communities and intellectual property rights in plant genetic resources	178
12	The merchandising of biodiversity	194
	Contributors	212